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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 12:59 PM by jimbo999
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Originally posted by DeadFlagBlues
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The temperature of our surrounding planets are all heating up as well. Is that caused by our carbon emission? No, it's not. If you haven't learned
anything about the ties between OPEC and world governments, it's that they're involved with every single industrialized nation. The profits they'll
make with a carbon tax and the existing (non existent) carbon reforms they're putting on cars right now will DESTROY any profits made by conventional
methods.
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What scientific proof do you have of 'other planets' also heating up? I'm talking legitimate proof here. Want to actually SEE global warming in
action? SEE the carbon in the air? If you live in any part of the industrialised world where good sunsets are common in the summer - and if you're 35
or older - take a look at the ugly brown stain that our sunsets have become. THERE is your carbon... It has no effect? Sorry, that's nosense...
J.
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:02 PM by DeadFlagBlues
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If you'd read my posts, I talked about the differences of climate change and pollution. They're two different things and need to be addressed
differently and accordingly.
And before you go on making a fool of yourself any further..
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:06 PM by jimbo999
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Originally posted by DeadFlagBlues
reply to post by LastOutfiniteVoiceEternal
The article states it has "minor" effects on global climate change, but none liken to what is currently taking place. The air quality argument is
definitely one to go over though. C02 is definitely making it's rounds on the environment one way or another. 
The definitive proof is ALREADY here. Ice core samples dating back some 800,000 years or more. Never in those 800,000 years has CO2 been as high as
it is right now.
LINK: news.bbc.co.uk...
The rise can also be linked perfectly with the onset of the Industrial Revolution. 'Nuff said I'm afraid.
J.
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:06 PM by Equinox99
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Here check this out!
ATS THREAD GLOBAL COOLING
And who lived in Antarctica 800,000 years ago? Let them go take a sample in Iraq, or Iran oh wait there is no ice to take samples of and confirm their
details, therefore that is not proof.
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:07 PM by Beachcoma
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Actually, the surrounding planets heating up argument is bunk. I'll try to track down the link but if I don't post it, I'm sure someone else (maybe
melatonin) will post it.
I do believe that the anthropomorphic CO2 argument is being overplayed and overemphasised, though. The potential income from carbon taxing being
widespread is to great to dismiss. Not too mention the fact that most ice age cycles in the Earth's history seem to have ended before CO2
quantities increased.
However there are human activities that can produce a change in the global climate system that aren't being pushed as aggressively. Some examples
include: - Livestock breeding (methane release)
- Forestry practices in the equatorial & temperate regions (has to do with surface albedo/surface reflectivity and CO2 sinks)
- Farming practices that use copious quantities of ammonia (oxidises to N2O)
- Air travel (particulate matter and water vapour promoting high altitude cloud formations, resulting in a blanket that lets heat in but stops it
from radiating out)
To name a few off the top of my head. Now, notice the common theme in the list -- they are all economic activities vital to
our society. It is hard to legislate policy for these without impacting the overall economy.
Using carbon dioxide as the main scapegoat however allows policy makers to tax the people instead. It's not that we humans aren't affecting the
planet's overall climate that's at issue here. It's the fact that the issues listed above are not given enough consideration that irks me.
Edit: Links to articles related to my post above:
On forestry management - Planting Trees Doesn't Necessarily Mitigate Global
Warming
On farming practices - Will anhydrous ammonia
costs tip the balance in the battle for acres? (courtesy of plumranch)
On air travel - Aircraft contrails contributing to global warming?
On the last Ice Age - Carbon dioxide did not end the last Ice Age
On the role of the Sun - Melatonin's post on ATS with multiple links refuting
the solar argument
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:11 PM by jimbo999
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They are NOT two differnt things at all - they are linked.
As for your evidence for 'Solar Heating' - well, your own link makes YOU look the fool I'm afraid. Here's a quote from you link..
QUOTE:
'Earth is heating up lately, but so are Mars, Pluto and other worlds in our solar system, leading some scientists to speculate that a change in the
sun’s activity is the common thread linking all these baking events.
Others argue that such claims are misleading and create the false impression that rapid global warming, as Earth is experiencing, is a natural
phenomenon'
Note the word 'some' in the first paragraph. ie. 1 or 2 people probably on the Enron payrolls...
Kinda puts the shutters down on the 'Solar' theory really...
J.
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:14 PM by traderonwallst
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Originally posted by jimbo999
I wonder how much Enron & Shell paid this guy to publish this report???

Hmmm....Well maybe you should do your own homework. Didn't Enron go chapter 11 a few years ago. I highly doubt they are paying anyone these days
anything substantial. The only thing left of Enron is a shell corporation around to pay fines and stuff.
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:17 PM by DeadFlagBlues
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Did you know modern journalism to be deemed "credible" has report it's news in a non-bias manner? That's why you see a "direction" and then
supporting arguments from both sides.
And I understand the "greenhouse" gas effect, but air quality and global warming aren't necessarily related. Let's say global warming is mostly
due to the temperature increase in the sun. We can't combat that, but we should still make steps towards cleaning up our environment full circle.
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:18 PM by DeadFlagBlues
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Poor guy... I think he means Exxon.
He doesn't even know who he's against.
Another ATS Don Quixote. Fighting windmills with only the ferociousness an oblivious man can.
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:19 PM by jimbo999
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Originally posted by Equinox99
reply to post by jimbo999
Here check this out!
ATS THREAD GLOBAL COOLING
And who lived in Antarctica 800,000 years ago? Let them go take a sample in Iraq, or Iran oh wait there is no ice to take samples of and confirm their
details, therefore that is not proof.
[edit on 10-12-2007 by Equinox99] 
Huh? Sorry?? What does it matter 'who' lived in the Artic or Antartic 800,00 years ago? What does that have anything to do with anything??
It's simple science that any fool can understand - well, hopefully.
Every year for 800,000 years it snows....the contents of each winters' atmospheric contents are captured and preserved in that snow....the snow is
slowly compacted year by year until it becomes ice....the ice is drilled out by scientists...the scientists analyze the chemical contents of the ice
to discover what global temperatures and atmosheric CO2 levels were for that given year..... scientists thereby figure out that CO2 levels are at
their highest in 800,00 years.
You have a problem understanding this?? Seems pretty straightforward to me.
J.
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:21 PM by DeadFlagBlues
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I know Beachcoma. You know how I feel about the environment. I was the one to "break" the story about the meat industry in regards to the methane
production, but there are other factors that we have to consider when "fighting global warming." I do believe this is partially a "natural
phenomenon" and I also know that what we are doing as a human species is only accelerating it, ruining all other elements of our world in the
process.
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:21 PM by traderonwallst
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What I can't believe, that on one of the best conspiracy web sites out there, no one seems to see the BIGGEST CONSPIRACY put forth since
Y2K!!!!!!!!!
Wake up people. I was working down on Wall Street when that one was thought up..... A ton of money was made be a lot of people. This one will make
that one look small. Follow the money. just don;t stop when you see an oil Company. Go deeper. Trust me on this one!!!!!!!
Everyone thinks the NWO is taking over....Well, what better way than to have everyone on the same page about living green. They will be in every
aspect of your life if you let them. Don't let the United Nations get control of your lives!
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:25 PM by Beachcoma
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Yeah. That's why I didn't post any links for livestock and methane release. You already know about that.
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:28 PM by Equinox99
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Oh I see so then how come the Ice Age ended about 7,000 years ago?
I am pretty sure they did not have oil companies, cars, houses like ours and such. So I think the CO2 build up effecting our ice age is false.
Or the fact that people are making millions off of global warming...does that not strike an odd flag? If not then I suggest you keep feeding your
money to the people who throw up more CO2 emissions air then each individual.
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:28 PM by DeadFlagBlues
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We're definitely contributing to it, as you and I both know. I'm not saying "start burning out and driving V8's again," but there are definitely
other factors playing into our climate change. We need to limit ourselves as a people, but people who think Al Gore is the "all knowing" on the
subject, need to recognize the obvious front and cartel these men are setting up, as they always do.
Jimbo over here is the reason they will go unquestioned in their pursuit of more money and power.
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:30 PM by jimbo999
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Originally posted by DeadFlagBlues
reply to post by traderonwallst
Poor guy... I think he means Exxon.
He doesn't even know he's against.
Another ATS Don Quixote. Fighting windmills with only the ferociousness an oblivious man can. 
Well, - coming from someone who can't even spell or string an english sentence together - I find that highly amusing. And yes - I meant Exxon of
course....it's called a typo.
If you're going to try and refute thousands of legitimate scientists, I'd advise you to at least come up with something a little more credible than
'solar warming'.
The only 'Don Quixotes' around here are the poor fools who waste everyone elses time expounding theories that are actually hair-brained
propaganda...
J.
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:33 PM by traderonwallst
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First off....The whole Global Warming thing is nothing more than a theory.
Secondly, its not an opinion piece done by News Max, its reporting on an actual study and report. Like I said in my first posting, you will deny and
disagree, because it is not put out by the UN and its politcal arm, the IPCC.
Please, your arguements do more to invalidate itself by saying theories are just that. No science. Taking number and making up charts and graphs can
be called science. But when you start assuming things and calling it global warming, its still a theory, regardless of what the charts and graphs
say. What is your PROOF!!!!!!!!!! There is not 1 piece of evidence that proves GLOBAL WARMING even exists. Even the United Nations has gone to
begin calling it climate change and not global warming. This way, when temperatures go back down, they can still blame it on man and business.
Wake up, and get out from under the rock called the United Nations and start thinking for yourself. Your missing the biggest conspiracy ever
puportrated!!!!
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:38 PM by traderonwallst
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I was wondering when you were gonna show up. Just not a GW thread with out ya!
Hope your doing well!
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:38 PM by jimbo999
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Originally posted by Equinox99
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Oh I see so then how come the Ice Age ended about 7,000 years ago?
I am pretty sure they did not have oil companies, cars, houses like ours and such. So I think the CO2 build up effecting our ice age is false.
Or the fact that people are making millions off of global warming...does that not strike an odd flag? If not then I suggest you keep feeding your
money to the people who throw up more CO2 emissions air then each individual. 
You don't understand the science of ice cores, do you??
Do you think that it stopped snowing 7000 years ago too?? It snow every year up there....so EVERY year - including the last 7000 years - the data has
been trapped in the ice. That's 800,000 years worth. Make sense now??
Hmmm...this thread is attracting some errmm...wierd posts. Not just yours either...
J.
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reply posted on 10-12-2007 @ 01:40 PM by Equinox99
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Originally posted by jimbo999
Originally posted by DeadFlagBlues
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Poor guy... I think he means Exxon.
He doesn't even know he's against.
Another ATS Don Quixote. Fighting windmills with only the ferociousness an oblivious man can. 
Well, - coming from someone who can't even spell or string an english sentence together - I find that highly amusing. And yes - I meant Exxon of
course....it's called a typo.
If you're going to try and refute thousands of legitimate scientists, I'd advise you to at least come up with something a little more credible than
'solar warming'.
The only 'Don Quixotes' around here are the poor fools who waste everyone elses time expounding theories that are actually hair-brained
propaganda...
J. 
Here scientists petition against GW
But wait! these scientists are not any credible because they are against global warming!, This reminds me of scientists in a Christian world trying to
prove the Earth is round.
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