Global Warming (AGW)

Climategate 2.0 has shown once again that the warmists are a bunch of scam artists and conspirators out o bilk tax payers out of millions of dollars and prop up a fraudulent industry. Either they prove their bogus theories or shut the hell up. Personally, I think they all deserve investigation.

The scam of Global Warming explained by British journalist James Delingpole

AGW (Anthropogenic Global Warming) just received another serious body blow. A recent discovery by CERN shows a common sense answer to climate change. NATURE!

CERN’s 8,000 scientists may not be able to find the hypothetical Higgs boson, but they have made an important contribution to climate physics, prompting climate models to be revised.

The first results from the lab’s CLOUD (“Cosmics Leaving OUtdoor Droplets”) experiment published in Nature today confirm that cosmic rays spur the formation of clouds through ion-induced nucleation. Current thinking posits that half of the Earth’s clouds are formed through nucleation. The paper is entitled Role of sulphuric acid, ammonia and galactic cosmic rays in atmospheric aerosol nucleation.

This has significant implications for climate science because water vapour and clouds play a large role in determining global temperatures. Tiny changes in overall cloud cover can result in relatively large temperature changes.

Unsurprisingly, it’s a politically sensitive topic, as it provides support for a “heliocentric” rather than “anthropogenic” approach to climate change: the sun plays a large role in modulating the quantity of cosmic rays reaching the upper atmosphere of the Earth.

Yes, the sun and cosmic rays affect the earth’s climate, not human beings. What a shock. It’s only obvious to anyone with an IQ above room temperature.

I haven’t been blogging much lately because I’ve been busy and because the news is so dire I kind of got tired of complaining about it. We know the solutions wont come from this administration, so let’s hope the next one gets elected come the the election. Meanwhile, the same nutty clowns who are still trying to sell us the Global Warming lie have resorted to the kind of kiddy arguments you’d expect to hear in the third grade. And apparently these people think we’re all dumb enough to believe it.

It may not rank as the most compelling reason to curb greenhouse gases, but reducing our emissions might just save humanity from a pre-emptive alien attack, scientists claim.

Watching from afar, extraterrestrial beings might view changes in Earth’s atmosphere as symptomatic of a civilisation growing out of control – and take drastic action to keep us from becoming a more serious threat, the researchers explain.

This highly speculative scenario is one of several described by scientists at Nasa and Pennsylvania State University that, while considered unlikely, they say could play out were humans and alien life to make contact at some point in the future.

Yes, if we don’t curb greenhouse gas the aliens will destroy is.

Like, they’re threatened by gas in the atmosphere on another planet, which helps make the planet better for its plant life. Right.

This administration believes the lie and keeps pushing it, which is probably the only reason these clowns are still trying to save a failing scam that is coming apart in the wake of a global economic mess. The degree to which they are trying to sell these fables is getting beyond hysterical.

James Taylor (not the song writer) at Forbes wants to know where the global warming is after 10 years of flat climate readings. We all know the answer is the whole thing is bogus. But he gives a nice breakdown here.

It’s a no brainer that the sun would effect climate. Yet the so called scientists who believe in man caused “climate change” deny the sun has anything to do with it, which should seriously destroy their credentials. But you know how group think and ideology flies in the face of reality.

Dr. Vincent Courtillot who is a professor of geophysics at the University Paris-Diderot and Chair of paleomagnetism and geodynamics of the Institut Universitaire de France sets the record straight in this 30 minute presentation.

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