He accused the previous administration of scuttling scientific research that offered politically inconvenient conclusions.
13 Hours, is a political screed told through the eyes of six secret mercenaries, an implausible Benghazi for Beginners, that often ignores the findings of eight Congressional Subcommittee Hearings, jettisons inconvenient conclusions and blames the local C.I.A. chief and "Harvard- and Yale-educated" bureaucrats running our government.
"But perhaps our Conservative colleagues in government find some of the conclusions and observations inconvenient because they don't fit with their prejudices".
When a reporter tried returning the conversation to baseball topics by asking Piazza about traveling to Norfolk, Va., to play the Mets' Class AAA affiliate, the catcher sighed, pondered the inconvenient trip, and reached a curious conclusion.
This conclusion was, however, very inconvenient for economists and politicians, therefore they didn't do it.
Admittedly, the conclusions of science can be inconvenient.
They start from their political ideological opposition to climate solutions and work backwards, seeking out cherry picked evidence to justify their predetermined conclusions, thus ignoring the 97percentt of inconvenient scientific evidence.
Technology, carried to one logical conclusion, can enable small groups of people to isolate themselves from inconvenient ideas or histories.
