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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 3:41:19 PM   
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Article supporting global warming published on 10-15 (that was Tuesday. 10-17 was Thursday)
http://www.plosbiology.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pbio.1001683

Why do you repeat such dumbass lies?


Just because I like teasing the village idi - er 'green energy activist'. What part exactly do you consider a lie?
Do you doubt the quote exists?

As for your article, I didn't say there weren't idiots that had written blogs about global warming. I didnt idiots hadn't created photo collages. I'm sure somewhere a second grader made a science report on it too.

I repeated a quote that no papers were published on it. You know, peer reviewed, 'science'. And frankly if the authors are wrong that somewhere someone wrote an obscure piece of science it makes not a hill of beans difference to me. Because the thrust of client science is clear. As I reported 6 months ago, scientists are abandoning the fiction of global warming in droves.

I do give you credit - you're going to be one of the last to cling to one of the biggest delusions of the 20th century. My personal prediction is that 2014 will be the last year that we hear any real mention of 'global warming'. By the end of 2015 all the talk will be of global cooling.

And frankly, the evidence for that is a damn sight more convincing than the evidence for global warming ever was.

PLOS Biology is a peer reviewed journal, a very prominent one. So who ever claimed there were no journal articles flat out lied. And that was just the first one. there were more.

So wherever you got the "quote" lied. BTW a google search does not produce the quote so did you make it up or what?

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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 4:11:02 PM   
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What I don’t understand is the resistance to the actions called for to reduce global warming when they will only make this earth a better place to live…Even if there is no human contribution to global warming.

Otherwise clean air and a healthy environment are necessary requirements for our species to survive so lets do it and if it slows or stops global warming it will just be icing on the cake….If not at least we can breath fresh air….What is the downside?

Reducing C02 emissions has nothing to do with promoting clean fresh healthy air.

K.



Sure it does....

I think reducing deforestation and the reduction of the use of fossil fuels, the main human source, will reduce C02 as well as reducing pollution diseases.

Methane will be harder to reduce but the reduction of open waste dumps and the proper disposition of all human wastes will also improve health and reduce human misery.

Nitrous oxide can also be reduced by gene manipulation reducing the need for fertilizers and by restriction on biomass burning.

Finally the reduction of chlorofluorocarbons by strong pollution control regulation on world wide industry…not just the US.

Any and all of these suggestions will both slow global warming and reduce pollution.

So yes… the action proposed including the reduction of C02 will greatly improve the quality of life on this planet.

Now I do understand that this cannot work unless ALL nations are required to follow the same rules. It cannot work and will not work if only some nations must bear the cost. The past must be forgotten…the world cannot blame the west for the state of the planet. We are all at fault if even through ignorance and must work together on an equal bases for change to happen.

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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 4:30:29 PM   
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If that was REALLY true, they should take material straight out of the Republican/Tea Party playbook. Last I checked they were the most successful in shutting down the United States recently. An WHO voted these whackos that almost brought the country into a hellish economic downfall? Oh....its all you conservatives. So if your so 'concern' about someone trying to destroy the United States you need not look any farther than your own mirror!



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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 4:34:24 PM   
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If that was REALLY true, they should take material straight out of the Republican/Tea Party playbook. Last I checked they were the most successful in shutting down the United States recently. An WHO voted these whackos that almost brought the country into a hellish economic downfall? Oh....its all you conservatives. So if your so 'concern' about someone trying to destroy the United States you need not look any farther than your own mirror!




A favor pastime of yours in your spare time, eh? Unfortunately it doesn't relate to this topic....

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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 4:42:06 PM   
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Yes DK, the concept of 'Theory of Climate Change' is totally lost on this and many other conservatives. An when they spread crap like this, all they are doing is helping Democrats win public office across the nation. Doesn't take much convincing towards the moderates that they are more likely to get stuff accomplished by siding with Democrats then then Republican/Tea Party when showing material like Phydeaux.....

Bullshit, conservatives don't deny the climate is changing, we just deny the bullshit progressive claim that man is the cause of the change. You progressives have put junk science up on a pedestal, and refuse to see the truth that the climate is going to change, always has, and always will. It's the nature of the universe.


1 ) A very good sum of conservatives do not even know WHAT the Theory of Climate Change even tries to explain. The remainder are broken into a few sub groups: A ) Those that keep believing the conservative misinformation machine that the scientists have not gone beyond this phase. B ) The scientists are still debating the causes of Climate Change. And C ) Those that know how its taking place and are still LYING about its effects even though the evidence is solid and well verified.


See we don't even need to discuss it further. You have no room for the 4th category.

D). People that have reviewed the evidence, and have a solid basis in science and have an understanding *that exceeds yours*.
But you can't consider it because it disagrees with your political view point.
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2 ) The Theory of Climate Change is not as you put it 'junk science'. Unless your going to them call 'biology', 'chemistry', and 'physics' all junk sciences. Since a theory is one of the most important concepts in science. Something doesn't become a theory because its a guess at things. Unfortunately there exists to many conservatives with absolutely no foundation to understand any of the sciences. In effect, they handle science at a 6th grade level when most scientists are speaking at the Ph.D. levels.

Most of the 'hard' sciences have a fairly well respected adherence to the scientific method. Postulate a theory. Test it. Evaluate, rinse, repeat.

Name another case where the curve fit between actual theoretical (computer climate models) and actual (temperature data) is so divergent and yet is found to conclusively support the evidence. The president of the National Academy of Physics said it is an absolute travesty. You know.. a real scientist.

Record levels of Anartic ice.
Stable polar bear temperatures.
17 years of flat temperatures.
Better fit of data due to solar ionizing radiation.
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3 ) When one sits down with a good understanding of science and then walks through a long process of understanding the evidence supporting the theory, it does become apparent there is something to all the observations. The problem scientists have is trying to dumb down the information without losing the core concepts that help define the circumstances. One such individual that is highly respected in the sciences is Bill Nye. Unfortunately, some people need things dumbed down several times and STILL have no clue what is being explained to them. The guy does explain things on a level that those in middle school (grades 6-8) can understand, yet pile loads of adults who are conservative just have no ability to the basics of science.

But you seem to think you know better than all the scientists on the planet, subrob. Perhaps you can give us the full explanation of nature of the universe (you know, the stuff we don't currently know). I require it to be in a good scientific journal format. An if its ground breaking stuff, I'll give it to some actual physicist that I know. Who knows you could be next year's Nobel Prize winner!


An award which means so much when a man that has done nothing has won it. Think the Nobel peace committee were expecting assassinations by drone?
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Man can neither accelerate nor decelerate the changing climate, and the only people who say otherwise are making money hand over fist convincing progressives that man is the cause of all climate changes.


So I suppose a nuclear winter can ONLY come about by nature means, right? The amount of 'stupid' in this line of yours would explain to ANYONE with a basic understanding of science how little you understand the concepts found in the Theory of Climate Change. There exists a fair amount of evidence out there.

However you have taken things as some sort of 'Political Test of Wills' pushing the material outside of science into the political arena. In this arena you can so what ever the hell you want, including total lies. Unfortunately, anyone that has spent time in both STILL know how full of shit you really are. In other words, you lack any level including 'remote levels' of credibility on this topic.



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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 4:53:00 PM   
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Stable polar bear temperatures.



Oh please can you be the person who has to stick a thermometer up their ass to check, please?

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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 4:54:04 PM   
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D). People that have reviewed the evidence, and have a solid basis in science and have an understanding *that exceeds yours*.
But you can't consider it because it disagrees with your political view point.


Ooops... you walked into that one didn't ya.

Do you know what the consensus view is on climate change? You know... the consensus of the people that have reviewed the evidence, and have a solid basis in science and have an understanding *that exceeds yours*.

I suspect you can't quite get your head around that, because it disagrees with your political view point.



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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 4:54:13 PM   
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If that was REALLY true, they should take material straight out of the Republican/Tea Party playbook. Last I checked they were the most successful in shutting down the United States recently. An WHO voted these whackos that almost brought the country into a hellish economic downfall? Oh....its all you conservatives. So if your so 'concern' about someone trying to destroy the United States you need not look any farther than your own mirror!




A favor pastime of yours in your spare time, eh? Unfortunately it doesn't relate to this topic....

Commenting on your flailing rants is relative to any topic.

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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 4:57:03 PM   
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The lie machine at work again I see
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Record levels of Anartic ice.

Lot's of Antartic ice I assume you meant. Lot of ice in the ocean means the glaciers are calving off big pieces. That's caused by the ice melting. If it wasn't the glaciers would be getting thicker and not calving off icebergs.
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Stable polar bear temperatures.

I certainly hope bears have stable body temperatures.
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17 years of flat temperatures.

disproven many times.
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Better fit of data due to solar ionizing radiation.

Got no idea where you got this but its crap. Study up on the Van Allen Belt.

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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 5:03:40 PM   
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D). People that have reviewed the evidence, and have a solid basis in science and have an understanding *that exceeds yours*.
But you can't consider it because it disagrees with your political view point.


Ooops... you walked into that one didn't ya.

Do you know what the consensus view is on climate change? You know... the consensus of the people that have reviewed the evidence, and have a solid basis in science and have an understanding *that exceeds yours*.

I suspect you can't quite get your head around that, because it disagrees with your political view point.




Snicker. Science isn't settled by consensus. Its settled by facts.
Your side doesn't have them.

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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 5:06:56 PM   
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The lie machine at work again I see
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Record levels of Anartic ice.

Lot's of Antartic ice I assume you meant. Lot of ice in the ocean means the glaciers are calving off big pieces. That's caused by the ice melting. If it wasn't the glaciers would be getting thicker and not calving off icebergs.

Read up. It is thicker.

Melting is the process by which you have less ice. Go read and see that we have MORE ice than we have had in 35 years. Coverage is hugely increased, and thickness has increased.

Facts don't lie.


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Stable polar bear temperatures.




I certainly hope bears have stable body temperatures.
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17 years of flat temperatures.

disproven many times.


LOLOL.. I'll have to dust of the graph of temperatures so you can make a fool of yourself again. It is always interesting to see you try to tell every uh... don't believe your eyes. It really isnt' flat - its catastrophic increase.

Especially since Al Gore, Michael Mann, Phil Jones, NASA, CSU - and even the IPCC itself have acknowledge that theres been no statistically significant global warming over the last 16 years.

But Dom Ken knows better...



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Better fit of data due to solar ionizing radiation.

Got no idea where you got this but its crap. Study up on the Van Allen Belt.


Snicker. Yeah?
Go read up on solar ionizing radiation and incidence in the earth atmosphere over the last 17 years.



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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 5:24:18 PM   
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Got no idea where you got this but its crap.

NASA has published some reports on it.

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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 5:40:26 PM   
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D). People that have reviewed the evidence, and have a solid basis in science and have an understanding *that exceeds yours*.
But you can't consider it because it disagrees with your political view point.


Ooops... you walked into that one didn't ya.

Do you know what the consensus view is on climate change? You know... the consensus of the people that have reviewed the evidence, and have a solid basis in science and have an understanding *that exceeds yours*.

I suspect you can't quite get your head around that, because it disagrees with your political view point.




Snicker. Science isn't settled by consensus. Its settled by facts.
Your side doesn't have them.



I'm on the side of science... actual science. The science in which a consensus of the world's leading scientists have looked at the facts and come to a conclusion.

I'm quite sure that I can't understand why believing in science should be either a) a "liberal" thing or b) some kind of failing.

I can certainly see, however, why vested interests in the energy industry might seek to twist those facts.



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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 6:02:35 PM   
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D). People that have reviewed the evidence, and have a solid basis in science and have an understanding *that exceeds yours*.
But you can't consider it because it disagrees with your political view point.


Ooops... you walked into that one didn't ya.

Do you know what the consensus view is on climate change? You know... the consensus of the people that have reviewed the evidence, and have a solid basis in science and have an understanding *that exceeds yours*.

I suspect you can't quite get your head around that, because it disagrees with your political view point.




Snicker. Science isn't settled by consensus. Its settled by facts.
Your side doesn't have them.



I'm on the side of science... actual science. The science in which a consensus of the world's leading scientists have looked at the facts and come to a conclusion.

I'm quite sure that I can't understand why believing in science should be either a) a "liberal" thing or b) some kind of failing.

I can certainly see, however, why vested interests in the energy industry might seek to twist those facts.




So you say. But I don't understand how one can look at the temperature profile of the IPCC computer climate models and say.. they match. I don't agree how you can ignore Svennie's research in Nature, or the CERN research. Or Nasa's.

I do not see how you can possibly say that a rise of 1.2 degrees over a decade or two is catastrophic global warming.
Especially when that same rate of increase has occurred literally millions of times in the past.

You say that energy researchers would seek to twist facts - and yet dont' see how climatologists - whose research is funded by govts might also seek to distort the facts? You can't see how the cabal of climate scientists could seek to prevent funding of opposing research, and stifle results when evidence of same has already been published. You can't see how climatologists have falsified data (East Anglia & NASA, twice).

For global warming to be wrong you only need a statistially significant number of data points to disagree - and there are thousands of them. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_scientists_opposing_the_mainstream_scientific_assessment_of_global_warming

Or go look at the NGPCC report which has a more significant list.

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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 8:32:57 PM   
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The lie machine at work again I see
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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux
Record levels of Anartic ice.

Lot's of Antartic ice I assume you meant. Lot of ice in the ocean means the glaciers are calving off big pieces. That's caused by the ice melting. If it wasn't the glaciers would be getting thicker and not calving off icebergs.

Read up. It is thicker.

Melting is the process by which you have less ice. Go read and see that we have MORE ice than we have had in 35 years. Coverage is hugely increased, and thickness has increased.

Facts don't lie.

Facts certainly don't lie but you do
http://dro.dur.ac.uk/1231/1/1231.pdf
http://www.ess.uci.edu/~erignot/publications/ngeo102.pdf


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Stable polar bear temperatures.




I certainly hope bears have stable body temperatures.
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17 years of flat temperatures.

disproven many times.


LOLOL.. I'll have to dust of the graph of temperatures so you can make a fool of yourself again. It is always interesting to see you try to tell every uh... don't believe your eyes. It really isnt' flat - its catastrophic increase.

Especially since Al Gore, Michael Mann, Phil Jones, NASA, CSU - and even the IPCC itself have acknowledge that theres been no statistically significant global warming over the last 16 years.

But Dom Ken knows better...

I've debunked your clumsy lie at least three times and I can do it again.



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Better fit of data due to solar ionizing radiation.

Got no idea where you got this but its crap. Study up on the Van Allen Belt.


Snicker. Yeah?
Go read up on solar ionizing radiation and incidence in the earth atmosphere over the last 17 years.



You'll need to be far more specific so I can figure out what dumbass lie you are spreading this time.

BTW almost no ionizing radiation produced by the sun reaches the atmosphere. The Van Allen absorbs it. The vast majority of non terrestrial ionizing radiation is from cosmic sources and it is in the less than a millisievert per year per person range, i.e. insignificant. You are either mangling some other claim or are believing a particularly stupid lie.

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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 10:19:00 PM   
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The entire international purpose of carbon dioxide (i.e plant food) control/curtailment is to destroy the United States economy and enrich theirs, if not in fact, then by comparison.

It's all about ending American dominance... and destroying our quality of life.

We're not talking about acid rain, or PBAs, or poison of any sort. We're talking about carbon dioxide, a substance created every few seconds by all breathing life on earth, a substance absolutely essential to life itself....

I don't pretend to understand the science of climate change. I do understand that the vast majority of climate change scientists have arrived at a consensus that AGW is caused in large part by human activity. Those who contest this theory have always had a problem explaining why this consensus exists. To date, the most common explanations are that it's either: (1) scientists crying wolf to generate funding for their research; or (2) a left wing conspiracy to re-distribute wealth. These explanations are so lame and transparently contrived they don't deserve scrutiny - they are too ridiculous for words.

Thank you truckin for supplying a new potential explanation for this consensus (or at least a new one for me). Now it's an international conspiracy to " destroy the United States economy" and end "American dominance... and destroying our quality of life"*. I note that you don't offer a single shred of evidence to support this claim. But hey, I am yet to see a single shred of credible evidence to support either (1) or (2) above so I suppose that an absence of supporting evidence is hardly a deal breaker for the anti-climate change brigade.

Do you have any evidence to support your claims? Or should I dismiss it as yet another paranoid right wing delusion without bothering to investigate it further? On the face of it, it's just as stupendously ridiculous as both (1) and (2) above. So unless you can supply some credible supporting evidence, your claim is headed straight for the same dustbin.


* I must add that the xenophobic note is a neat addition the paranoia and delusion of the two previous explanations. The perfect touch -guaranteed to appeal to a certain class of conspiracy theory nut who swallows such drivel credulously. Nice one!


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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 11:06:38 PM   
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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 11:33:21 PM   
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The lie machine at work again I see
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Record levels of Anartic ice.

Lot's of Antartic ice I assume you meant. Lot of ice in the ocean means the glaciers are calving off big pieces. That's caused by the ice melting. If it wasn't the glaciers would be getting thicker and not calving off icebergs.

Read up. It is thicker.

Melting is the process by which you have less ice. Go read and see that we have MORE ice than we have had in 35 years. Coverage is hugely increased, and thickness has increased.

Facts don't lie.

Facts certainly don't lie but you do
http://dro.dur.ac.uk/1231/1/1231.pdf
http://www.ess.uci.edu/~erignot/publications/ngeo102.pdf


And how does an article from 2010 relate anything to ice in 2013. Short answer: I'm laughing at your feeble debate skills.

As for your SECOND article which (your next feeble attempt) - its even feebler. 2008.


Earth to Ken. 2013. But your silly reports are good for pointing out just exactly how poor your science has been. Instead of the projected thinning ice we have the most ice in 35 years. Instead of an ice free passage of the nw passage - its blocked. And scientists saying.. we don't understand why.

News flash: There's more ice because

a). More water vapor has been delivered and deposited.
b). The weather has been freaking COLD.

Now as for why that is: One of the suggestions is that the weakening of the sun's magnetosphere is contributing. I place some credence on that. This solar cycle and the last have been particularly weak - IIRC 38% of normal strength. And there are two papers out suggesting that we may be in for a period of of ZERO sunspots perhaps for a few hundred years.

Which of course would portend at least a mini ice age - ie., global cooling.


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I've debunked your clumsy lie at least three times and I can do it again.

Hmm sorry, while I"d love to take credit for exposing you - its not my clumsy lie. I directly pulled the graphs from NASA. You'll have to take it up with them.

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You'll need to be far more specific so I can figure out what dumbass lie you are spreading this time.

The vast majority of non terrestrial ionizing radiation is from cosmic sources and it is in the less than a millisievert per year per person range, i.e. insignificant.


And you know that.. how?
For example, why don't you debunk Svennies research - or CERNS. They disagree with you.
You know - the research that shows vastly increased cloud cover.. due to ionizing radiation.. due to a weakening of the magnetosphere.

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RE: 0 + 0 - 12/5/2013 11:38:27 PM   
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The entire international purpose of carbon dioxide (i.e plant food) control/curtailment is to destroy the United States economy and enrich theirs, if not in fact, then by comparison.

It's all about ending American dominance... and destroying our quality of life.

We're not talking about acid rain, or PBAs, or poison of any sort. We're talking about carbon dioxide, a substance created every few seconds by all breathing life on earth, a substance absolutely essential to life itself....

I don't pretend to understand the science of climate change. I do understand that the vast majority of climate change scientists have arrived at a consensus that AGW is caused in large part by human activity. Those who contest this theory have always had a problem explaining why this consensus exists. To date, the most common explanations are that it's either: (1) scientists crying wolf to generate funding for their research; or (2) a left wing conspiracy to re-distribute wealth. These explanations are so lame and transparently contrived they don't deserve scrutiny - they are too ridiculous for words.

Thank you truckin for supplying a new potential explanation for this consensus (or at least a new one for me). Now it's an international conspiracy to " destroy the United States economy" and end "American dominance... and destroying our quality of life"*. I note that you don't offer a single shred of evidence to support this claim. But hey, I am yet to see a single shred of credible evidence to support either (1) or (2) above so I suppose that an absence of supporting evidence is hardly a deal breaker for the anti-climate change brigade.

Do you have any evidence to support your claims? Or should I dismiss it as yet another paranoid right wing delusion without bothering to investigate it further? On the face of it, it's just as stupendously ridiculous as both (1) and (2) above. So unless you can supply some credible supporting evidence, your claim is headed straight for the same dustbin.


* I must add that the xenophobic note is a neat addition the paranoia and delusion of the two previous explanations. The perfect touch -guaranteed to appeal to a certain class of conspiracy theory nut who swallows such drivel credulously. Nice one!




Well, lets see.
Russia, China, and India all give lip service to global warming. But refuse to act on global warming. In fact, China is doubling its CO2 emissions every 5-8 years. India is adding somethig like 40 coal powered power plants this year.

They have also called for developed countries to give money and technology to other countries, to enable them to mitigate the effects of global warming.

So direct transfers of wealth from the US - to third world countries.

With out doing anything of the kind themselves.

So, you can certainly argue that relative to china, india and russia it gives comparative disadvantage to the us.


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The entire international purpose of carbon dioxide (i.e plant food) control/curtailment is to destroy the United States economy and enrich theirs, if not in fact, then by comparison.

It's all about ending American dominance... and destroying our quality of life.

We're not talking about acid rain, or PBAs, or poison of any sort. We're talking about carbon dioxide, a substance created every few seconds by all breathing life on earth, a substance absolutely essential to life itself....

I don't pretend to understand the science of climate change. I do understand that the vast majority of climate change scientists have arrived at a consensus that AGW is caused in large part by human activity. Those who contest this theory have always had a problem explaining why this consensus exists. To date, the most common explanations are that it's either: (1) scientists crying wolf to generate funding for their research; or (2) a left wing conspiracy to re-distribute wealth. These explanations are so lame and transparently contrived they don't deserve scrutiny - they are too ridiculous for words.

Thank you truckin for supplying a new potential explanation for this consensus (or at least a new one for me). Now it's an international conspiracy to " destroy the United States economy" and end "American dominance... and destroying our quality of life"*. I note that you don't offer a single shred of evidence to support this claim. But hey, I am yet to see a single shred of credible evidence to support either (1) or (2) above so I suppose that an absence of supporting evidence is hardly a deal breaker for the anti-climate change brigade.

Do you have any evidence to support your claims? Or should I dismiss it as yet another paranoid right wing delusion without bothering to investigate it further? On the face of it, it's just as stupendously ridiculous as both (1) and (2) above. So unless you can supply some credible supporting evidence, your claim is headed straight for the same dustbin.


* I must add that the xenophobic note is a neat addition the paranoia and delusion of the two previous explanations. The perfect touch -guaranteed to appeal to a certain class of conspiracy theory nut who swallows such drivel credulously. Nice one!




Well, lets see.
Russia, China, and India all give lip service to global warming. But refuse to act on global warming. In fact, China is doubling its CO2 emissions every 5-8 years. India is adding somethig like 40 coal powered power plants this year.

They have also called for developed countries to give money and technology to other countries, to enable them to mitigate the effects of global warming.

So direct transfers of wealth from the US - to third world countries.

With out doing anything of the kind themselves.

So, you can certainly argue that relative to china, india and russia it gives comparative disadvantage to the us.






Is this your entry for the "Most Idiotic Post of the Year' Competition? Your post is so laughably stupid I can't think of any other possible use for it.

< Message edited by tweakabelle -- 12/6/2013 12:26:08 AM >


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