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Posted 13 January 2010 - 09:22 AM

View PostWINGNUT, on 01 December 2009 - 06:39 PM, said:

It's the worlds largest ponzi scheme!

Al Gore made a ton of money, and got one of those dumb awards to boot.

I'm down with global warming, oil consumption goes down, my front yard becomes beach property, crops grow longer, no freezing ass world series, warm water fishing improves off of L.I. Who needs a polar bear, really?

Scams for research grants, and power for coercion to get folk's off of oil.
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Then they start reducing population numbers and this whole thing is about a one world govt. Why does the US want to change the dollar, why is the federal reserve above the law and privately owned? The govt are working with the Eu and the Bilderberg group(meetings which are against the constitution). Geezus, if I lived in the states I'd be protesting like a mofo. NAFTA is BS also and the swine flu was man made, the govt scare us with self inflicted terrorism, and you think they didn't do 9/11 themselves you're a fool. Bin Laden was a CIA operative and still is!

Also, scientific evidence shows that the world has actually cooled in the last 10-15 years and a great deal of information was removed from their reports, which they don't deny. All that Wingnut says is true and I'm halfway across the world and know this. Wingnut, you are my new HERO :tup:



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Posted 13 January 2010 - 02:39 PM

View PostDonutsDemise, on 12 January 2010 - 11:48 PM, said:

first of all, i am pretty sure oak trees like other trees emit oxygen. and second, look at the average temperatures in greenland during this winter weather. it's all relative, to understand climate change you have to think outside the box and your local jurisdiction.
"Some facts about global warming: The earth probably has warmed up about 1 degree F since 1850. Carbon dioxide absorbs heat on one wavelength and re-radiates it on a slightly different wavelength.

I am a test engineer who worked with the National Weather Service for about 12 years. I am an expert in certain kinds of metrology, the science of making measurements. I am very familiar with many of the problems with making accurate measurements.

One hundred years ago, the mercury thermometer was the instrument of choice for temperature measurement. Take a good look at one. What is the smallest change you can detect? Probably 0.5 degree, and that doesn't take into account the accuracy of the thermometer or any confounding external effects. Omega (www.omega.com), an excellent company for measurement equipment, sells an instrument whose best accuracy is plus or minus 0.3 degree F, so a rise of 1 degree could be anywhere from 0.7 to 1.3 degrees. With a mercury thermometer, it would b 0.5 to 1.5. The Omega device has a digital readout that reduces the likelihood of operator error. A thermometer doesn't have that feature, so there was plenty of operator error in old readings.

One hundred years ago, cities were small and spread out. Cities are hotter than country. My house in Wolcott tends to be 5 degrees to 10 degrees cooler than Hartford. Expanding cities make temperature measurements appear hotter. A century ago, there were very few measuring stations, making it very difficult to correlate the old measurements with the new. In addition, for there to be actual warming, the whole earth must be getting warmer, but we have no way of knowing that because we don't have historical data for most of the earth, and urban spread and inventions such as air conditioning confound the data we have.

In other words, a rise of 1 degree F is in the noise of our measurement capability and therefore meaningless.

Other points to consider:

During the period known as the Little Ice Age, which ended about 1850, there were crop failures and snow in July in temperate regions. Some of the 1 degree rise must be attributed to the end of that unusually cold period.

Greenland ice near the ocean is receding, but inland glaciers are getting thicker. The receding ice has exposed the ruins of a Viking farming community. We still can't farm Greenland, so it must have been warmer 1,000 years ago than it is today.

When the Romans invaded England 2,000 years ago, they grew wine grapes. English farmers are just now trying again. Therefore, it was at least as warm 2,000 years ago as today.

Carbon dioxide re-radiates heat; it doesn't "trap" it. Since it's up in the atmosphere, that means more than half of that heat gets radiated into space.

Norway has dredged a lake above the Arctic Circle and found the remains of vegetation. That means it has been much warmer than now.

There are many more polar bears now than there were 40 years ago, and they don't need sea ice to survive.

Al Gore, in addition to being a well-documented liar, is going to make millions on cap-and-trade if it passes.

There is no such thing as "settled science." Science doesn't work that way.

The so-called "hockey-stick" temperature graph was based on the rings from one tree.

We should wean ourselves from fossil fuels for many reasons, but CO2 isn't one of them. We will run out. We are hurting our balance of trade. Coal mining does leave a mess and is dangerous. Oil spills are harmful. None of these is a crisis. We need to use real science, not alchemy."

Letter to the editor, Waterbury-Republican American, 1/04/10, written by Richard Bingham


"The name "Smoky" comes from the natural fog that often hangs over the range and presents as large smoke plumes from a distance. This fog, which is most common in the morning and after rainfall, is the result of warm humid air from the Gulf of Mexico cooling rapidly in the higher elevations of Southern Appalachia." Wiki.

I trust my scientist more than I trust the agenda driven, so called climatologists.

View Post°°KOLBAS°°, on 13 January 2010 - 09:22 AM, said:

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Then they start reducing population numbers and this whole thing is about a one world govt. Why does the US want to change the dollar, why is the federal reserve above the law and privately owned? The govt are working with the Eu and the Bilderberg group(meetings which are against the constitution). Geezus, if I lived in the states I'd be protesting like a mofo. NAFTA is BS also and the swine flu was man made, the govt scare us with self inflicted terrorism, and you think they didn't do 9/11 themselves you're a fool. Bin Laden was a CIA operative and still is!

Also, scientific evidence shows that the world has actually cooled in the last 10-15 years and a great deal of information was removed from their reports, which they don't deny. All that Wingnut says is true and I'm halfway across the world and know this. Wingnut, you are my new HERO :tup:
While I don't agree with some of your conspiracy claims, Your getting the picture. I saw a bunch of Alex Jones vids on Bildeberg, very disturbing, if true.
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Posted 14 January 2010 - 01:19 PM

Cheers, really nice explanation and facts bud, I've seen all the Alex Jones doco's, have you ever heard or read the Benjamin Freedman speech about the bankers from 61'?, pretty freaky plus I know some secrets have to be kept otherwise there would be chaos?

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Posted 14 January 2010 - 04:43 PM

Hey, we can start talking about Freemasons, Opus Dei, Illuminate, but thats beaten to death.

Go back to when Rothschild financed both sides of WWI, or Woodrow Wilson's progressive ideas. It's very deep, and entrenched. New Deal, Great Society...lots to read.
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Posted 18 January 2010 - 08:44 PM

View PostWINGNUT, on 13 January 2010 - 02:39 PM, said:




you bring up some good points, but you have to admit to yourself that warm periods hundreds of years ago were not caused by the rapid industrialization of giant States like the USA, China, and India. it was natural back then, we are heavily influencing it now. before, warm periods ended and cold periods started because there are natural systems that regulate. look at the iceball earth was 600,000 years ago and the volcanoes that emitted CO2 to warm the earth up again. then the forests and ocean soaked up the CO2 and balanced everything out. well, the oceans are still here but forests are disappearing. we are upsetting the balance and you can't deny that.

also, on a side note. no one has mentioned global dimming. before catalytic converters and people caring, we polluted the atmosphere with a ton of particulate which blocked out a good percentage of the sun (according to many studies by farmers worried about their crops and german scientists that confirmed this). so at the same time as "global warming" you had "global dimming" and they were to some degree canceling each other out temperature wise. now, with emissions laws like the ones all of you californians love, global dimming is disappearing. you have to ask yourself what will become apparent over the next 25 years because of our clean air acts and our relative inaction on moving forward from the use of fossil fuels.
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Posted 18 January 2010 - 10:06 PM

Who's science says it's not natural now?

Hey, I never said fossil fuels or bust. I just think that radical, immediate abandonment is a formula for economic disaster in the U.S. And this idea of totalitarian science being the truth is ridiculous.

There is more free forest space in the U.S. since 1880.

If your talking about rain forest destruction in S.A., blame that on poverty and no economic system.

Capitalism is clean.
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Posted 21 January 2010 - 08:03 AM

View PostWINGNUT, on 14 January 2010 - 04:43 PM, said:

Hey, we can start talking about Freemasons, Opus Dei, Illuminate, but thats beaten to death.

Go back to when Rothschild financed both sides of WWI, or Woodrow Wilson's progressive ideas. It's very deep, and entrenched. New Deal, Great Society...lots to read.
Sorry, guys, been away on holidays for a few days.
Yes, I have read alot of that info and I truly believe that these powerful people which are in control now and have been for a long time are using global warming not to just make more money but to gain more power. Why is it that the freedom to arm yourselves is always being questioned these days. Maybe we might revolt againsts the governments of the world, why did many countries walk out on the Copenhagen meeting, because its all a hoax. Anyone see Bin Laden's sons interview today, now tell me that is not a fabrication and full of propaganda to scare us even more. Personally, as soon as I saw the Haiti earthquake and all 3 presidents come out, I smelt something fishy, like HAARP.
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Posted 21 January 2010 - 03:30 PM

Danny Glover blamed the quake on our refusal to participate in the charade, and on global warming, thats one reason i call BS.

More error in science

This was a huge Nobel prize report. If they can't get it right, then whats the truth?

the truth is they don't know. but they'll make sure you pay a tax for it.
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Posted 21 January 2010 - 08:26 PM

Hahaha, the largest tax ever known to man. Nice read there. The problem is that whenever they make these reports, many scientific facts are usually removed or changed. I just don't believe the media anymore, stopped watching television 4 years ago. Look at the war on drugs, the changes in stances regarding hemp and their falsified reports and especially trustworthy presidents like Nixon who shredded many documents. They make great deals of money through enforcement and drug testing yet they are the largest drug dealers in the world. Sorry to be off topic.

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Posted 21 January 2010 - 10:25 PM

Don't hide in the bunker yet!

Seems they like to fit data to results, keeps 'em employed, and getting govt grants.
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Posted 22 January 2010 - 12:17 AM

View PostWINGNUT, on 21 January 2010 - 10:25 PM, said:

Don't hide in the bunker yet!

Seems they like to fit data to results, keeps 'em employed, and getting govt grants.
LOL. True, and we wouldn't have any conspiracies to talk about either if it wasn't happening :P




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