IPCC Researchers Admit Global Warming Fraud

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IPCC Researchers Admit Global Warming Fraud

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Mann received another incriminating e-mail from Dr. Kevin Trenberth, a New Zealander now with the University of Colorado and Head of the Climate Analysis Section at the National Center for Atmospheric Research. "The fact is we can't account for the lack of warming at the moment and it is a travesty that we can't." An incredulous Trenberth simply blamed "our [inadequate] observing system." Yet he and his colleagues are now dodging the "Climategate" bullet, indignant that global warming skeptics are supposedly taking their comments out of context. One wonders if they might be referring to a message from Jones who wrote about a statistical "trick" he used to "hide" data. Or perhaps they mean Mann's reference to climate change skeptics as "idiots."

[Avi24]

That's a shame, they really had us going for awhile.

[selby92]

Imagine that...global warming has always been a scam, and I'd like to hear what make-believe scientist Al Gore thinks about all this cover up stuff. Wasn't NASA caught faking warming data last year too?

[NASCAR THA DUDE]

My wacky liberal friends are taking the put-fingers-in their-ears-and-going "la la la I cant hear you" approach


Good stuff

[Avi24]

Originally Posted by selby92

Imagine that...global warming has always been a scam, and I'd like to hear what make-believe scientist Al Gore thinks about all this cover up stuff. Wasn't NASA caught faking warming data last year too?

Maybe its not a hoax, but maybe they took it too far in their studies.

[weisel8]

Global warming is real.....the earth goes through natural heating and cooling periods.

[Avi24]

Originally Posted by weisel8

Global warming is real.....the earth goes through natural heating and cooling periods.

I understand that, but is it completely possible that humans are actually strengthening that natural process?

[selby92]

Originally Posted by Avi24

I understand that, but is it completely possible that humans are actually strengthening that natural process?

No. Isn't the big theory that cars releasing CO2 is causing this? Don't we also release CO2 when we breathe? Plus, it has been proven that CO2's molecular weight makes it too heavy to rise high enough to cause the greenhouse effect. And over 450 million years ago the CO2 levels were 10 times higher than they are today, and during that time, the Earth was in its coldest period in the last half billion years.

And in the 70's there was a "Global Cooling" scare. The theory was that CO2 emissions were blocking the sun, which would cause another ice age. But 40 years later...now we are all going to burn to death? So what the hell is it?

Plus, everyone points to the melting ice caps as "proof," but Mars is losing its southern ice cap also, and its temperatures have varied with Earths. So are there little aliens driving around on Mars causing it to heat up?

I could go on and on.

[Avi24]

Originally Posted by selby92

No. Isn't the big theory that cars releasing CO2 is causing this? Don't we also release CO2 when we breathe? Plus, it has been proven that CO2's molecular weight makes it too heavy to rise high enough to cause the greenhouse effect. And over 450 million years ago the CO2 levels were 10 times higher than they are today, and during that time, the Earth was in its coldest period in the last half billion years. And in the 70's there was a "Global Cooling" scare. The theory was that CO2 emissions were blocking the sun, which would cause another ice age. But 40 years later...now we are all going to burn to death? So what the hell is it? Plus, everyone points to the melting ice caps as "proof," but Mars is losing its southern ice cap also, and its temperatures have varied with Earths. So are there little aliens driving around on Mars causing it to heat up? I could go on and on.

Yes, of course there are little aliens driving around in MicroSmart cars, that makes perfect sense.

[morphius7777]

Originally Posted by Avi24

I understand that, but is it completely possible that humans are actually strengthening that natural process?

I don't think there's enough data to support one way or the other. Weather has only been tracked for about the last 100 years, which is pinprick on scale of the earth's lifespan.