O. report was published, in France, it was thoroughly discredited by scores of researchers on both sides of the Atlantic.

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Following the day-care hysteria pattern, the expert brought in by prosecutors in the San Antonio Four case relied on science that had already been discredited by the time of trial.

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President Obama is justifiably afraid to alienate swing voters in the presidential debates by doubling down on discredited global warming claims, but global warming alarmism is indeed the pink elephant in the room every time Obama is forced to defend his suppression of affordable conventional energy.

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On Iraq, Mr Blair discredited his own case by deceiving the public over how little he knew about Saddam Hussein's weapons programme.

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In his article, Peretz took on the propaganda claims against Israel one by one and discredited them.

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Ruth Thomas, an expert on ancient Egypt, said the town could now be discredited by the Museums Association.

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Therefore, by throwing as much spaghetti on the wall as possible, one or more strands of discredited global warming claims will nevertheless stick in the minds of an unsuspecting public.

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For example, Mr Irving's evidence for declaring that the gas chambers at Auschwitz were a fiction was a report by Fred Leuchter, a self-taught American expert on execution techniques, whose work had already been discredited in a court case in Canada.

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