Global Warming is like religion. You can be saved from destruction if everyone sends the fear monger their money. Somehow this pleases God and cools the earth. This is all that is needed. So brothers and sisters send Nitro your tithes and offerings or 10% carbon tax and worry not. But if you fail to do so; especially you heathens on the coast. You will be destroyed!
Antarctic Sea Ice Coverage Continues To Break Records
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So if the industrial age and "global warming" causes bad weather, what about storms like the 1722 Hurricane ??
Great Louisana Hurricane of 1722.
Moved through Lesser Antilles on September 11.
This hurricane is the first tropical storm to strike the region for which there are adequate first-hand accounts and almost completely destroyed the city's fragile existing infrastructure.
Storm made landfall in Louisiana on September 23 with 15 hours of hurricane winds and an 8-foot storm surge flooding.
Hurricane force winds lasted 15 hours.
In 1718, 3 feet (1m) high levees protected New Orleans from both river and tidal overflow (today they are 17 feet (5.2 m) high).
The buildings in New Orleans suffered extensive destruction, though they were not of high grade construction having been hastily constructed when New Orleans was initially selected to be the capital of the Louisiana Company in 1717-18.
The bayou between New Orleans and Biloxi was filled with two to three feet (0.6-0.9 m) of water as a result of the storm and all ships at port were destoyed.
Rainfall and flooding were reported to have lasted for five days. This storm was responsible for moving Mobile from its old site 27 miles (43 km) north of the mouth of the Mobile River to its present-day site.
This same storm likely re-curved northeast and headed into South Carolina as they reported three days of flooding rains in SC around the 27th.
What about the countless other storms and hurricanes from the same period and going back 200 to 300 years ??
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We all have Nick to blame for that. After all, he missed this when it comes to Smellvis:
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Kerry: If We're Wrong on Climate Change, 'What's the Worst That Can Happen?'
What if '97 percent' of scientists are wrong?
Secretary of State John Kerry did not shy away from pejorative language when addressing "climate change" in his commencement speech at Boston College on Monday. Kerry referred to those skeptical of the Obomba administration's climate claims as "members of the Flat Earth Society" who are "risking nothing less than the future of the entire planet" by resisting implementation of the administration's policies. At the very least, Kerry argued, what have we got to lose by taking the steps he and the president are advocating? [emphasis added]:
If we make the necessary efforts to address this challenge – and supposing I’m wrong or scientists are wrong, 97 percent of them all wrong – supposing they are, what’s the worst that can happen? We put millions of people to work transitioning our energy, creating new and renewable and alternative; we make life healthier because we have less particulates in the air and cleaner air and more health; we give ourselves greater security through greater energy independence – that’s the downside. This is not a matter of politics or partisanship; it’s a matter of science and stewardship. And it’s not a matter of capacity; it’s a matter of willpower.
Kerry also suggested there's not much time to act, because "things will change in a hurry," and indeed some things have already changed:
Two major recent reports, one from the UN and one from retired U.S. military leaders, warn us not just of the crippling consequences to come, but that some of them are already here. Ninety-seven percent of the world’s scientists tell us this is urgent. Why? Because if crops can’t grow, there’ll be food insecurity. If there’s less water because of longer droughts, if there are stronger and more powerful storms, things will change in a hurry and they will change for the worse.
Kerry seemed to be echoing the words of French foreign minister Laurent Fabius who last week at an appearance with the secretary said that "we have 500 days to avoid climate chaos." As CNS News later reported, Fabius went on to warn that the earth stands at "the edge of a climatic abyss." He was heartened, however, from some "glimmers of hope," adsserting that since the 2009 Copenhagen climate conference, "climate denial is – at least in Europe – less audible."
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Al Gore, John Kerry, David deRothschild. My gosh. Don't we have anyone but a bunch of UN huxsters selling global warning? Oh. Due to extreme winter storms and temperatures it's climate change now. Like I said, show me their future energy policy besides the typical wind and solar bullshit. Show me the big project and long-term goals. I see nothing but alarmism, more taxes, and more global consolidation. It's getting old guys. It's gotten as old as listening to the neocons constantly go on why we have to bomb Iran.
You are a bunch of fools. Not God. A bunch of financial and political gangsters. Why should I trust you and your paid off institutional monkeys you sell as scientists? Kerry. You and your buddies are treating the Ukraine like shit. Why should we trust you with anything? Go fuck yourself. Go shove a bag of Idaho potatoes up your ass. I'm sure George W Bush loosened you up at the Skull and Bones fuck in.No! You can't have the keys to the wine cellar!Comment
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