Best,

D

But hey, thanks for stopping by, it was good for a laugh.

Lose a few more from their ranks and we’ll have to get them on the Endangered Species List.

The “long term trend” that begins after a long period of cooling, and cooling to such an extent that the environmental-catastrophe-caused-by-humans-du-jour at the time was that we were headed for an ICE AGE, shows nothing more than the fact that you can pick your trend by careful selection of your time period. If we begin the trend at the height of the Medieval Warm Period, you’ll find the trend is down… [insomnia-inducing denialist drivel snipped]

Eh-gee-dubya, you may want to cut-paste your found random denialist drivel into your own language first, then translate it with something other than Google Translator. The way you did it above makes you look like you live in a 12′ x 12′ shack, wrote your manifesto on the toilet paper, and then went to the local Internet café at 3.00 in the morning to peck out your missive (and afterwards used their sink as a shower). IOW: Commander Coocoo Bananas makes more sense.

Jus’ sayin’.

Best,

D

The real “deniers,” P.S., are those who deny that natural forces, not human activities, dictate Earth’s climate, as they have always done, and that Earth’s climate has been considerably warmer in past periods than it is at present, WITHOUT any help from human CO2 emissions. “Climate Science” is in its infancy, and those defending this AGW BS are bound and determined to keep it there. Wake up and smell the agenda.

Exceptin’ for the fact that people don’t live in dirigibles 4-7 km above the surface of the earth.

People live on the surface of the earth, and don’t feel the satellite temps, the non-adjusted data from which was not released for years, and when it was it was found to be wrong and had to be adjusted.

Best,

D

That would be easier to understand and explain. If sea level rises, it means it’s expanding with heat and/or some glaciers are melting. If everything is cooling we should get a trend towards slowing sea level rise and eventually lowering sea levels – correct?

Maybe that the only way you can really take the temperature.

Global warming: Stop worrying, start panicking?
1. Hans Joachim Schellnhuber*,†,‡
PNAS September 23, 2008 vol. 105 no. 38 14239-14240

On avoiding dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system: Formidable challenges ahead
1. V. Ramanathan* and
2. Y. Feng
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