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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 10:02 PM by spec_ops_wannabe
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thenewamerican.com...
Have fun reading this. 
Dr. Robinson, in collaboration with other scientists, was one of the early critics of doomsday global-warming theories. He has authored articles and
created video presentations demonstrating that the hypothesis of human-caused global warming is wrong, showing that the hypothesis is not supported by
the observable evidence. To come to this conclusion, Professor Robinson and his colleagues brought together the findings of hundreds of peer-reviewed
studies about all aspects of the global-warming hypothesis.

TNA: Al Gore also says that the UN’s IPCC has spoken, and the debate is over, because there is a consensus. What do you say to that?
Dr. Robinson: Right now the UN claims that they have about 2,500 people involved in this and about 600 scientists seriously involved. This is what Al
Gore would point to today.
We have more than 22,000 scientist signers of our global-warming petition who’ve looked at the issue and concluded essentially the opposite of these
United Nations people. This says nothing about the science. Science does not depend on polling. Just because we have 22,000, and the UN may have 600,
does not matter. The only thing our petition demonstrates is that there is no consensus among scientists in support of the UN claims.

edit: fixed quotations
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 10:07 PM by TrailGator
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Originally posted by Res Ipsa
Trailgate,
which part lost the cred. the 10000000000000% better or the
"Fact" of 5 Supreme Court Justices putting Bush in the White House?
You read the Bush v Gore decision recently? 
First off...the name is TrailGator. Whether your name change was intentional or you are like an FSU fan or something, use the correct name here,
please. I have not insulted your name.
As to the question at hand...just remember that it was Gore's party...and probably yours...that pressed the issue and forced it all the way to the
Supreme Court. A place where all too often that same 'party' has had its way with bad 'law' being made, and bad interpretations...and so now, when
forced to deal with it, the Court suddenly goes against that party...and NOW its an injustice??
get over it. And no freakin way Al Gore would have been better that GWB. You support him and no doubt voted for him. I am sure to you he could do no
wrong. I felt the same about Bush, and voted for him, and over Kerry too. I have not been happy with everything GWB has done by a long way, but if I
could go back and vote over it would still be the same choice. Gore has done nothing since to prove to anyone he would have been better.
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 10:28 PM by shaell
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Global Warming is a reality but it's cause is obviously debatable. Is it pollution? Is it because of the increase in solar activity? Is it a
combination of both? The fact that every planet in the solar system is experiencing climate change lends more credibility to the solar theory I
think.
One thing is certain though: Gore is a fraud of the highest degree. This so-called "carbon-tax" is yet another financial assault on the poor and the
middle class. If Gore gets his way, all energy consumption will be regulated. Even the groceries you buy will be monitored and taxed. If he gets his
way, no one on the planet will be able to buy or sell without an assigned "carbon number". (Carbon atom is 666 by the way, 6 neutrons, 6 protons, 6
electrons, if you believe in that aspect.)
I'm no fan of Bush either, but Gore is a "false prophet" and a liar.
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 10:30 PM by Threadfall
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Originally posted by budski
The same "scientists" who make a living supporting GW?
Nothing has been disproved.
The only thing that has been disproved are all of al bores "theories"

 (In my best Stewie Griffin voice) That was great. I 'get' what you did there. You said Al Bore instead of Al Gore because he's boring that
is just too great! You are funny, that is just too clever! Ahhh, priceless!
But I digress. Global warming IS happening. The scientific community (by large) is on the side of human induced warming. That is really a fact.
And, besides, if ever there was a positive conspiracy I think one to make the world a better place for current and future generations is it. Are
people going to get rich off of it? YES. But, we are humans and that is our way. I'd rather (me or anyone) make $100,000,000 selling solar panels
and water filtration systems than by selling crude.
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 10:32 PM by bornagainagnostic
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Originally posted by audas[/i
How can you even justify such a crazy idea, that every scientologist on earth working independently have come up with the wrong conclusion becuase you
just "reckon" Gore is lying. Gore has nothing to do with it - he is not a scientist, he is relaying what they are saying.

Every Scientologist on earth eh???    I wouldn't be one to rely on the expert opinions of Scientologists. Seriously though, I will
attribute that statement to a mere Freudian slip. (By the way, are you a Scientologist?) John Travolta is a big global warming freak and die-hard
Scientologist, I smell conspiracy here...
Man made global warming is a fraud of the utmost proportions. Driving SUV's to and from work everyday is not going to ruin the planet! " "Global
Warming" may technically exist due to cyclic changes and sunspot/solar flares but it sure as hell is not from the awful humans and their awful
motorized devices.
Gore is a self deluded douche. Didn't he claim to invent the internet? Are not climate changes happening on other planets as well, such as Mars???
Finally why does the Weather Channel founder want to sue Al Gore for fraud regarding global warming? And no, I doubt he's in cahoots with Bush and
Cheney.
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 10:43 PM by Res Ipsa
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Trailgator, (rofl..still...no I didn't mean any rip on the name it was my mistake...I live now and go to school in Florida and I understand your
indignity...I'm sorry...rofl)
I voted for Huckabee in the Primary here. But, none the less, you are wrong so wrong. The Florida Supreme Court was handling things just fine but
SCOTUS decided it wanted to step in. Nobody wants to hear the debate about what happened, because like you said it is over, but look at the cost to
the world. Regardless of that, I stated that 5 people decided the election and there is no debate about that.
I would love to see Ron Paul be a viable candidate so you are going to be hard pressed to partisan me. I want what is best for the U.S. and I want
to have some freedoms. Your Bush is just a plain criminal to me.
Gore could not possibly do worse than Bush. Jesse Ventura could not be worse. Amadenajad could do no worse harm, we would at least have stopped
him, (I hope).
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 10:45 PM by Threadfall
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Originally posted by blimpseeker
Reccomended reading:
MICHAEL CHRICHTON'S State Of Fear
if you know someone suffering from Gore's disease, prescribe this book and in 24hrs they will be all better.
cheers
BS
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Eh, I dunno about that dude. It's a fiction book. That's like telling someone who believes in the merits of stem cell research, genetic
engineering etc. to read Jurassic Park to "cure" them of their delusions. Or to tell someone to read The Da Vinci Code to "cure" them of their
misplaced faith in the Catholic Church. Fiction, though it can be based on reality (or presumed realities) is NOT REALITY.
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 10:53 PM by Res Ipsa
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Born, good catch with the "Scienitology" good laugh. BUT, I still am looking for any quote by Al Gore that says, "I invented the internet".
How is that global warming going on Mars these days?
...am I missing something but aren't some of you people that say GW is a myth or some other sheet, saying that....it is the sun, it is cow farts, it
is shift, it is cyclical, it is ..... don't you think that the combination of all of that may have something to do with anything? Could it be that
GW is a result of everything working together like a fine cookie reciepe?
I honestly don't see where the debate is? Are we alone causing it? Who thinks that dumb arse way? .....I don't have the patients to argue that
the world is round if you want to say it is flat. (Hey, I even saw an ATS thread that argued that the world "was" flat.) funny as hell.
Anyway. Expect fun things in the weather, I can't afford a SUV and I just want to get off the grid. I don't care what happens but to say that GW
is a myth or lie...well that is flat earth funny.
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 10:54 PM by kyred
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Hmmmmmm. Did not Nostradomus write of a new religion that was supposed to be presented to us around this time period. Could it be the Church of Global
Warming? Just a thought. Anyone know more about this?
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 11:10 PM by anti us gov
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i never bought the whole global warming thing. i always thought that we were coming out of an ice age because the sun was warming up. i never really
listened to Gore.
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 11:57 PM by wutone
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Originally posted by anti us gov
i never bought the whole global warming thing. i always thought that we were coming out of an ice age because the sun was warming up. i never really
listened to Gore. 
Such common sense is surely the result of oil company bribes.
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 12:00 AM by puzzled2
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So if the science is the lack of Water vapour could the global cloud seeding be the cause?
After all with the lack of natural cloud formation over land perhaps the result is greater problematic clouds?
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 12:11 AM by SlyCM
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Please, not more of this BS.
There is a tremendous irony in calling oneself "green" after reducing one's "carbon footprint". CO2 helps the biosphere, warmth (at least as far
as the IPCC "predicts" it) helps the biosphere. In all likelyhood the man driving the hummer to work is more "green" than the man driving the
hybrid or biodiesel to work.
That's assuming the hummer has any effect at all.
We do know that making the biodiesel equals a waste of food and a rediculously low-efficiency output (due to the energy required to produce
biodiesel). We do know that to mine the metal to make the hybrid's battery, unfathomable localized ecological damage takes place. We do know that to
force "green" techs upon starving Africans will ensure that their starvation is continued.
A bit of rhetoric for a bit of rhetoric.
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 12:24 AM by RabbitChaser
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Didn't read everything here, but my 2 cents...
Global warming is a bunch of BS. Nothing more to say there and I wish Gore would shut his lying 'pumpkin-pie hole' on it, as well.
Climate change is very real and is being *mostly* caused by the sun cycle we are currently experiencing. No more... no less. Enough with the hype over
all this already  Deal with it as it comes and move on with your lives.
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 12:55 AM by elysiumfire
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Hi There,
I think this is a debate that will rage on for quite sometime, with one side pushing for action, and the other pushing to keep it at the debating
stage, where no action is yet legally required, thus profits are not hit.
Whatever you want to call it, global warming, climate change, man's impact upon the planet that is his home, and the home of countless other
creatures, many of which seem to be disappearing for one reason or another, it is a measurable and quantified fact that man does indeed contribute to
changes in his environment, both locally and global.
We pollute both the air and the seas, our large cities around the world suffer smog, but perhaps, that is down to the sun warming up - even though we
are supposed to be entering a low sunspot phase. I am sure that if we are all honest with ourselves - yet we can still continue to kid each other, we
know in our hearts how we are intuiting the changes with each passing year. We have fought wars that have directly impacted upon the environment where
they occurred, and have created devastating losses to both crops and man himself...but of course, our activities play no part in changes to the
environment.
The sun is getting hotter some say, whilst others explain why we are observing this, and put it down to quantified evidence that the sun is actually
expanding. It is larger now than it was say 300 years ago. The earth in its diurnal orbit receives a lot more solar energy, and is actually displacing
out of its positional comfort zone band relative to its star. This is not because the earth has physically moved closer to the sun, but that the
intensity of the sun's solar radiation has increased due to solar expansion.
Now the issue with all this extra heat being recieved from the sun by the earth is that it is getting trapped by our pollution-gases. This trapped
heat is normally circulated around the globe to help the planet cool, but in doing this, the weather systems intensify, because there is more
available energy around. In theory then, hurricanes and cyclones will remain strong even passing over land, where normally they dissapate. Also,
continuing the idea, the extra heat moved around the planet will warm up areas that normally remain at certain cool temperatures. Thus, Greenland's
and Siberia's permafrost is thawing, the danger of which, particularly with Siberia, is the potential of mass release of natural methane, which is a
worse greenhouse gas than carbon. This makes the whole issue a spiralling road to global disaster.
Into the mix you can throw the industrial polluters whom do not want to miss out on a penny's profit. They absolutely do not give a # about the
planet, the environment, or you and your family's future...hence the obsfucation they succeed in bringing to the debate...you don't need proof, just
doubt, and that messes up the whole thing. Climate change is fact, and the best way to think about it is to view it as a car being driven erratically
down a road, one minute it is on the right side of the road, the next, it is on the wrong side. So our climate is swinging widly about in some parts
of the world, whereas in others it seems quite normal...then it all switches direction like some crazy drunk. Basically, the climate is destabilising
as the extra heat is moved around the planet in vast chunks of heat.
Here in the Uk, February of this year was phenomenally warm, with two weeks of unbroken sunshine, never since records began has that ever happend.
Don't get me wrong, it was a welcome respite from the usual cold and wet grey gloom we normally have, but in some other part of the world, floods
were happening.
Climate change is fact, and the actual debate about it is pointless and moot. Already there have been devastating storms in the US, throwing down
tornadoes like there was no tomorrow, destroying communities as they passed. Burma too has recently suffered intensely. Who's next I wonder? I bet we
won't have long to find out!
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 07:49 AM by audas
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What is wrong with you people ?
The solar cycle theory was raised over ten years ago and has only recently been dug up by the thoroughly discredited "Great Global Warming Swindle".
It is not a theory - it is completely debunked, please keep up !
The idea of global warming does not deny previous warming and coolings - nor future coolings - the sun will eventually cool and we will freeze - this
is NOT THE POINT ABOUT GLOBAL WARMING!!! OK! Pointing to previous coolings and warmings simply points out that you have no idea what the debate is
about whatsoever and are simply sprouting off.
Seriously the global warming denialists have about as much science on their side as Intelligent Designers.
There are many factors in global warming - some areas of the planet will gain in rainfall, others will dry up - local effects are hard to predict.
Further the planet will not increase one year to the next - but rather on a long term trend.
The cyclical pattern of the planet is that we should have been heading into another cooling period at the stage of the planets cycle - the planet
right now is over heated - the dire situation is that we have initiated a Green house effect of emitting excess quantities of carbon which will trap
and further heat the earth at a crucial time when it should be cooling.
YES we have had hotter periods before, YES we have have had more carbon before, YES there are cycles - the difference this time - with absolute
certainty- is that right now we have effected this natural cycle and are impacting it in a manner which causes it to heat.
Which one of you cant take a look out your window and see that the entire world has been modified TOTALLY by humans and NOT think this would have some
impact? You would have to be an absolute freak to think that this kind of terra forming on such a massive scale is not going to have an impact. Plain
Bonkers.
Now we can measure the parts per million of CO2 in the atmosphere (or do you think all science is just a fraud and plane should fall out of ths sky 
) and right now we are about 380 ppm - and heading for 450 ppm at which point the Antarctic will fail. Now even if this is a natural cycle - and
reducing our carbon output will mitigate this even should we not do it ?
The ocean is experiencing deep sea dead zones which were initially confined to the coastal and fresh water systems through nutrient run off (
fertiliser for the scientifically challenged) - we are now experiencing dead zones from oxygen depletion through increased water temperatures -
further the oceans it has been recently revealed are reaching maximum absorption levels - meaning we are going to see some fairly radical feed back
loops.
Recently scientist in Greenland stood and watched a 3 square kilometre lake on the ice sheet empty in less that 90 minutes -
Global Warming is completely real - it is also thoroughly terrifying - however waht I find more terrifying is the fact that people through their own
ignorance, arrogance, and simple stubbornness are willing to sacrifice all of our futures - this ego mania is simply horrendous to say the least - and
it finds its worst advocates in the United States - as always - war, oil, greed, ignorance. There is no debate any where else in the world, none, it
is a purely American Phenomenon which fits perfectly in line with the almost universal accepted view of Americans as being the most ignorant citizens
on earth.
To say that BUSH is on the side of the GW theorists is sick. He may have in the past couple of months (since the Australian election when the ONLY
REMAINING DENIALIST IN JOHN HOWARD was thrown out in a landslide) he was left holding the baby and conceeded there may be something to it - but please
- ridiculous comment if ever i heard one.
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 11:32 AM by caballero
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Originally posted by budski
No offense, but that's hardly a scientific approach.
Plus, you do know that the earth has cycles which are related to solar activity?
Can't remember the length of the cycles - 12 years? sunspots? - but they have been definitely observed and proven, which would account for variable
weather over short periods.

yes im aware of the cycles, are you aware the cycles are getting warmer than ever before in human history?
as for my scientific approach whats wrong with it? is it because i dont have a fancy title? science is the observations of the universe around us what
was i doing when i saw my roses were in bloom during december? i was making an observation and my observation concluded that it was december it should
have been too cold for plants to bloom but by some miracle it all of the flowers in my city were in bloom. im sure this was the case elsewhere
also.
Science was started on observations like my observation of the rose bushes. I never claimed my observations to be scientific proof but i did say that
roses in december means that something is wrong. would you agree with that?
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 11:36 AM by TheWalkingFox
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The church of Gore?
So are you an opponent of climate change science solely because Al Gore isn't? Seems a lot of you folks are like that - "Well, if Al Gore says it's
so, it must be false!"
And to think, I had you pegged as a rational thinker. Sad to see you're just another unflushable propagandist. Church of Gore, indeed
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 03:56 PM by budski
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Well, gore isn't about climate change - he's about AGW which is drivel, especially when couched in his terms.
NONE of it is anywhere near proven.
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 11:12 PM by Threadfall
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Originally posted by budski
reply to post by TheWalkingFox
Well, gore isn't about climate change - he's about AGW which is drivel, especially when couched in his terms.
NONE of it is anywhere near proven.

Excluding--perhaps--Mathematics NOTHING within the realms of Science is PROVEN, and NOTHING ever will be, sheesh. NOTHING. That very notion that
something can be irrevocably PROVEN is anathema to the fundamental nature of scientific theory.
You may, however, prove or disprove whether a phenomenon is currently happening...Global Warming, in your eyes, has yet to be proven. But it is
closer to affirmation than rejection.
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