Re: [Paddlewise] Thank you global warming

From: Mike Euritt <mike.euritt_at_gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 25 Nov 2009 10:57:18 -0800
Craig, All interesting local facts, observed and documented.

How about

October snow in the Sierras, the usual is hope for snow by Thanksgiving? Two
or three years ago winter lasted 7 months, from a friend who lives there.

Colors in the trees are more brilliant this year in this neighborhood, last
few years have been particularly dull. We had frost in October, in addition
the very cool summer, no extended warm periods, no need for the AC, butter
left on the kitchen table didn't melt into a puddle.

How about much of the country is reporting record, early, low temps. It's in
the same newspapers that tout GW.

In Europe
Climatologists Baffled by Global Warming Time-Out
http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,662092,00.html

time out, wow. How about we had a legitimate spike in temps for a few years
and no one has figured out the mechanism why and reported it, Then the con
men/politicians, pretty much the same thing, seized on a way to alarm the
populace and create a crisis. "It's a shame to let a good crisis go to
waste" Rahm Emanuel, unwittingly confirming what thinking individuals
believe much of government is all about.

So Moses Lake is Warmer but it looks like a whole lot of the rest of the
world, including Germany isn't. Oh, Copenhage is up, was it .04 Celsius just
in time for the pollution spewing politicians to fly in.

I still want an explanation for the warming in middle ages Europe, why there
were grapes growing in places that cannot support them now. That is more
than a blip

Why the vikings were able to settle land that eventually froze them out.
Were they driving SUV, or using incandescent light bulbs?

A lot of history, history many of us have lived through has extreme blips,
rain for weeks on end, flooding the Mississippi Basin, years of drought in
California followed by amazing floods, enough water to wash out culverts on
I-5. That massive rain is credited to El Nino although it is not 100%
accurate, some el nino years are drought years, but a betting man would go
with them being wet, I think it is about 80% accurate

AND WHY is there a collusion of scam artists pretending to do science on
both sides of the Atlantic and Pacific, and the media we rely on for news
not willing to release the data they use for their conclusions and when the
data is acquired we find they blackmailed opponents, either were willing to
delete inconvenient data or suppress it, threaten bodily harm to those they
disagree with. It's all out there if you want to read it and more is coming.

Climate changes, you folks up north were under anywhere from a few feet to
two miles of ice depending on which expert you want to believe and which
locality. It's good there has been enough global warming that we cannot walk
across the ice between Alaska and the Russia that Sarah can see from her
home (thanks to SNL for a funny, if inaccurate line) or maybe you like
living in an ice cave.

Man made climate change is a hoax, or worse. Lawsuits are being filed now
and the true believers are going to have to pony up the data in court.

Then it will hopefully be settled.




On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 5:55 PM, Craig Jungers <crjungers_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> A decade ago at this time of year we'd be ice skating around Moses Lake,
> where I live in Washington state. And two weeks later in the season the
> fishermen would be driving their pickup trucks out for ice fishing. No one
> but an idiot drives their trucks out onto the ice any more and the local
> fathers built a free ice rink to keep the kids off the ice which is not as
> thick as it used to be even at the height of the winter season. But I like
> to think that in return for my loyal purchases of useless crap from China
> they have reciprocated by burning enough coal to warm up even my remote
> corner of the planet. Why it makes me want to get in the car and drive to
> Wal-Mart even now!
>

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Makes me wonder if the anti-business attitude that has been running this
country for the last couple of decades is having the desired effect, The
jobs don't go over seas because our governments are encouraging growth.
Let's see, we have minimum wages, China doesn't, we have stringent
environmental laws run amok driving up the cost of goods produced w/o adding
to the quality of the product, China doesn't. We have increasingly
oppressive/regressive tax on earners, China Doesn't. Much of the same can be
said of India too. In no way am I supporting exploiting honest labor, but
business is being driven out by policy decisions

People with money and business are leaving California, A tax seminar that my
CTAC certified sweetie just went to outlined a trap set by our legislature
making an employee tax increase retroactive, we are all going to owe back
taxes and penalties. More business and producers are leaving the state in
large part because of oppressive, freedom restricting governments, federal,
state and local. Global Warming is the tool by which they are achieving
their end. The political class (royalty) and the serfs. Orwellian.

And don't forget AlGore's current book cover. Hurricanes on the Equator.
Fraud, just simply fraud

Choose your glacier carefully, not all are shrinking, reporting in the
popular press is very selective about what it prints..
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