David King already retracted his claims and said it was all just empty speculation.

Article about FSB you linked too is mostly wild speculation too. And coming from “Novaya Gazeta” doesn’t add credibility as well. Unless you have a habit of putting your trust in fringe hysterical papers.

And please. Tomsk hackers? Best programmers in Russia live in Moscow and St Petersburg. Tomsk IP addresses may have been (and indeed were) used, but “Tomsk hackers” are hilarious to anyone who is familiar with Russian IT industry.

Here is my blog.

You need to read more than a few stolen e-mails. You need to read the finished research and what CRU says.

http://www.legendofpineridge.blogspot.com/

I think you should look at the CRU also report the responses to these articles.

I have written a lot about Climategate, too.

http://windowoneurasia.blogspot.com/2007/05/window-on-eurasia-fsb-encourages-guides.html

Dude, the possibility that some mysterious Russian or US “hacker” went through massive amounts of arcane data and then put together a neat dossier that pretty much responded to the FOIA request is probably about 1 in a billion.

Until, poor Moonbat comes to grips with “the enemy inside” being another scientist, with whom he probably spoke dozens of times, he is going to live in his delusional, but toasty, land of make believe where the only thing missing for establishing catastrophic AGW is a good PR firm.