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Kommentar zu Warmist Scientists Amuse Themselves With Rolling Stone’s “10 Dumbest Things Ever Said About Global Warming” von DirkH

DirkH — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 12:24:57 +0000

The most egregious flat out lie about the future of the planet is that Levermann and his colleagues have any clue about it. That would be called predictive skill, and their models don’t have it.

Kommentar zu Warmist Scientists Amuse Themselves With Rolling Stone’s “10 Dumbest Things Ever Said About Global Warming” von Harry Dale Huffman

Harry Dale Huffman — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 11:17:38 +0000

In a sane world, on so consequential an issue as misleading the world--indeed, miseducating whole generations of scientists--Levermann would be fired. The whole System is Broken: Incompetent Science and Insane Politics.

Kommentar zu Warmist Scientists Amuse Themselves With Rolling Stone’s “10 Dumbest Things Ever Said About Global Warming” von P Gosselin

P Gosselin — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 09:50:22 +0000

I replied to Levermann’s tweet, citing four dumb things warmists have said, but has disbarred me as a follower. Obviously he likes to dish it out, but can’t take it himself.

Kommentar zu Massive UN Global Survey Of World’s Priorities Puts Taking Action Against Climate Change Dead Last! von DirkH

DirkH — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 08:31:50 +0000

Undeterred, the propaganda division of Der Spiegel (meaning: not Bojanovski but an anonymous Spiegel Mitarbeiter) pushes climate change world bank famine fearmongering. Says “Climate change is happening already today and will get even worse”. Well, no change in 17 years and it will get worse? What? Cite Schellnhuber with an unscientific unquantifiable vaguary, “Climate change gets first noticed in vulnerable regions.” Ye think? Even for Schellnhuber that’s a lot of tautology in one short sentence.

Oh after going through all the fearmongering motions they do indeed mention shortly that climate change has stopped “which puzzles climate scientists”.
http://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/natur/klimawandel-weltbank-warnt-vor-ernaehrungskatastrophen-a-906701.html

Contortions, contortions.

Kommentar zu Massive UN Global Survey Of World’s Priorities Puts Taking Action Against Climate Change Dead Last! von P Gosselin

P Gosselin — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 08:28:04 +0000

Ironically the damaged streets are caused in large part by the harsh winters we’ve seen over the recent years – harsh winters we were told just 10 years ago would rarely happen. For the economic sense of the issue, check out this link: http://notrickszone.com/2013/05/30/lomborg-getting-one-inch-less-of-sea-level-rise-by-the-end-of-the-century-will-cost-500-billion-annually/

Kommentar zu Massive UN Global Survey Of World’s Priorities Puts Taking Action Against Climate Change Dead Last! von John F. Hultquist

John F. Hultquist — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 04:55:53 +0000

I note Lomborg mentions “corruption free governments” as a high ranking issue. Is there a line item for a transparent and ethical UN? Thought not.

Well, governments do seem to have a few problems. In the news this week were the Czech Republic, Canada, and Australia. Oz seems to be conflicted over trifles, unlike my USA where the administration abuses the founding documents and when a real problem occurs ( 4 killed in Benghazi) and the phones ring in Washington, D.C. – no one answers.

Kommentar zu Massive UN Global Survey Of World’s Priorities Puts Taking Action Against Climate Change Dead Last! von Jimbo

Jimbo — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 00:39:37 +0000

Let’s put it simply: People who have enough food, water, electricity, housing, education etc. have the LUXURY to take on other concerns such as global warming. That’s why global warming concerns are mainly a concern of the relatively wealthy west.

I live in a developing country. Just this evening my power (electricity) went out 3 times. I turned on my torchlight to see around the room. The day before yesterday our water mains was turned off for around 7 hours. We had to manage the flushing of our 2 toilets, buy in drinking sachets etc. Many of you here will have no idea what it’s like to go through this kind of crap but when you do you will know why I am so strongly against the CAGW scare. They want to deprive me of electricity generated by fuel oil or coal. No way, I am already suffering.

Some poor nations like the Maldives will pick your pocket because you invited them. They are building 4 new airports!

Kommentar zu Massive UN Global Survey Of World’s Priorities Puts Taking Action Against Climate Change Dead Last! von Jimbo

Jimbo — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 23:34:52 +0000

It’s even worse than that. Imagine the over 1 billion people around the world who have no access to electricity. How would they have voted? Global warming is so yesterday.

Bye the way Pierre, is this what we might see more of in Germany? Street lights out!

Darkness and Debt: German Cities Get Creative to Slash Costs
…..
“So, can you see anything? Nothing, right? You see absolutely nothing. Cool, no?” says Oliver Junk. It’s a bit past midnight, and Junk is right. There’s nothing to see, absolutely nothing but the deep, dark night.
http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/german-communities-forced-to-find-creative-ways-to-reduce-debt-a-906478.html

Kommentar zu Massive UN Global Survey Of World’s Priorities Puts Taking Action Against Climate Change Dead Last! von Mike Heath

Mike Heath — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 21:31:39 +0000

Sweden had it rated at #3!

Kommentar zu Massive UN Global Survey Of World’s Priorities Puts Taking Action Against Climate Change Dead Last! von RalfK

RalfK — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 21:15:27 +0000

Most of us Germans seem to have a strange media-indoctrinated perception.

I actually voted “Better transport and roads” and “Education” as two of my top priorities. I can see the holes in the streets I drive daily getting bigger and bigger, while other streets get reconstructed over months seemingly without sense.
(Pierre might know which streets I’m talking about, as we live in the same city.)

They’ve done way too much already in the futile attempt to stop climate change.
If they would have put only parts of the money used for climate stabilization into flood walls, dams, resettlements out of flood areas and perhaps insurances, in my eyes people all over the world would be better off today.

I admit it’s easy to say this in hindsight, but hectic activism without knowing the facts has seldom been fruitful.