I didn't like what he did in NY23, but here he has drawn a line in the sand for ALL of us!
Please click on this link.
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Climategate at the 2nd International Climate Conference.
Lord Monckton interviewing a typical "social activist" of Greenpeace while she puts her ignorance on display. Global warming is undoubtedly a religion... not a science!
Lord Monckton confronting a member of Greenpeace.
http://www.tomllewis.com/?p=2875
The leftists and their cults of ignorance say, "Don't confuse me with the facts because my mind is made up!" They are absolutely intent on dragging all of us over a cliff with them!
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The following excerpt was taken from Bob McCarty's latest blog. You owe it to yourself to click on the link at the bottom of the page and read it.
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Below is a reply to an article by correspondent Mort Rosenblum that appeared in The Global Post on December 4, 2009. (We judge the article to be a publisher’s attempt to share in some of the revenue of the mammoth hoax promotion now going on in Copenhagen.) (http://www.globalpost.com/)
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Here is a commentary by Steve Saville, an Australian who lives in China and writes a newsletter called The Speculative Investor. (Google it if you are interested in subscribing.) His views are usually "big picture" oriented and are not often seen in the western media, though his investment letter is circulated world wide. His comments are, of course, aimed at informing his subscribers concerning matters that may add to their insight concerning investment decisions.
We have known Steve and subscribed to his newsletter for many years. He always has some very well-informed and common sense views of political activities and what motivates politicians. His main purpose is to inform his readers for investment purposes but his comments range over a wide group of subjects. This one deals with "Climate Change" (global warming).
With his permission, we share
this with you because it is so "right on the
money" in our opinion. It is from his
December 6 newsletter. - Chuck
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POLITICS AND CLIMATE
CHANGE NONSENSE
By Steve Saville
Paul Krugman, a journalist, TV personality and prize-winning economist, is obviously a smart guy, and yet much of his commentary on the economy and the financial markets can best be described as moronic. In our opinion, this apparent contradiction arises because Krugman's economics - at least, the economics he espouses in the popular press - are dominated by his political leanings. Krugman is a strong believer in big government, so his views on economics are crafted to support an expanded role for government.
Unfortunately, Krugman appears to be a proxy for the economics profession. There are some good economists who are able and willing to objectively analyse (and publicise) the long-term effects of government policy on all segments of the economy, but they are the exception rather than the rule. Most are shortsighted advocates for an interventionist government, despite the mountain of evidence that attempts -- even the well-intentioned ones -- to interfere with the free market invariably do more harm than good. One of the main reasons for this sorry state of affairs is, we suspect, that money and prestige are directed towards economists who 'toe the correct political line'.
It is disappointing, if not surprising, that climate science appears to have gone the same way as the science of economics, meaning that politics has come to dominate the study of climate the way it dominates the study of economics. For example, government funding is directed almost exclusively to those climate scientists who attempt to prove that Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW) is a major problem to be reckoned with, while efforts are made to ensure that the research produced by AGW sceptics never sees the light of day. Consequently, the average climate scientist is in danger of becoming as counter-productive as the average economist.
AGW and "Climate Change" are even more topical than usual right now. This is due to the international Climate Change conference that will be held in Copenhagen over the next two weeks, and to what has become known as "Climategate". "Climategate" refers to the recent theft of email records and other information from the Climate Research Unit (CRU) of a university that provides climate data and analysis to the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). The stolen records show that climate data have been altered, falsified and concealed in an effort to make the 'facts' fit the computer models constructed by AGW proponents.
The stolen information doesn't conclusively prove that the AGW Theory is wrong. Instead, it is just another brick in a large and growing wall of evidence that separates climate-change reality from the climate-change situation as presented to the public.
One of the most brazen attempts to make the evidence fit the AGW Theory was the construction of the long-term temperature graph known as "Mann's Hockey Stick". This graph shows a relatively stable global temperature for hundreds of years and then an upward trend beginning in the early-1800s. Because the beginning of the graph's upward trend coincides with the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, it is a very neat fit with the AGW Theory.
The creation of "Mann's Hockey Stick" effectively involved the re-writing of centuries of recorded history. The analysis upon which it is based has since been thoroughly discredited, and yet governments around the world are still acting as if it is fact rather than fiction. There is clearly a determination not to let an inconvenient truth get in the way of a good story, or, more relevantly, to let the truth get in the way of an 'excuse' for more government control over the economy.
One of the biggest obstacles faced by the AGW proponents -- and the motivation behind the creation of "Mann's Hockey Stick" -- is the historical evidence that the world was significantly warmer during Medieval times (1000-1400) than it is today. Another obstacle is the mounting evidence that the Earth has entered a COOLING cycle (global temperature has been in a slight downward trend since 2002). The recent cooling and the preceding heating are what would be expected if changes in the Sun's activity, as opposed to changes in human-generated CO2, were the dominant influence on multi-decade swings in the average global temperature. Along these lines, would it really be surprising if it turned out that man's influence on the Earth's climate were negligible compared to the influence of the Sun?
The AGW Theory faces many other logical and evidential obstacles. For example, humankind almost certainly has an effect on the amount of CO2 in the Earth's atmosphere, but CO2 is NOT a pollutant and CO2 comprises less than 0.04% (four one-hundredths of one percent) of the atmosphere. Moreover, there is no evidence that changes in CO2 levels CAUSE changes in global temperature. Actually, the evidence suggests that if there is a causal relationship between CO2 and temperature then temperature is the cause and CO2 is the effect (ice core data suggest that temperature changes lead CO2 changes by a few hundred years).
We don't think anyone can be 100% sure that the AGW Theory is wrong. However, many aspects of the theory simply don't add up, and it is clear that the climate models currently being used by the IPCC are fatally flawed. Governments should therefore not be proceeding with costly programs aimed at controlling the Earth's climate by controlling CO2 emissions (putting aside, for now, the likelihood that the measures currently under consideration will not even lead to an overall reduction in greenhouse gas emissions).
We have the faint hope that the evidence of a new global cooling cycle will become so blatant over the next few years that politics and government-funded climate science will be forced into line with logic and reality, but we are not optimistic. The reason we aren't optimistic is that "climate change" -- something that has been going on since the dawn of time -- is being used to justify an expanded role for government. If the change is from warmer to cooler, rather than from cooler to warmer, it could still be promoted as man-made and could therefore serve the same purpose. This means that from an investment perspective we should, until/unless proven otherwise, operate under the assumption that resources will be forcibly directed towards businesses that are perceived to be "green".
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"If you make a theory, for example, and advertise it, or put it out, then you must also put down all the facts that disagree with it, as well as those that agree with it."
http://www.stephenwbrowne.com/2009/12/climategate-a-new-record-in-scientific-fraud/
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Visit his website. http://www.climatephysics.com/
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