Ice Age
Ice Age
It is astonishing that so few journalists have challenged the barrage of global warming stories. It may well now be an impossibility to convince anyone that the earth getting warmer has nothing to do with man’s burning of fossil fuels. Lord Christopher Monckton of Brenchly is a lone voice who has researched thoroughly the global warming theory and has found that we’ve all been fed lie upon lie.
Research by scientists not in the employ of the UN or NASA take a completely different view from the official line. Yes, the earth is warming up (at the moment), but so is Mars and Jupiter. In fact, the sun is burning brighter now than at any time during the past 1000 years. The correct information about our earth’s climate comes from a most revered organisation; no less than Germany’s Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research. This Institute is well able to uncover a global warming myth if there is one.
Sun spots are the main culprit, says the MPI, not man burning fuel. These sun spots, however, are vanishing rapidly and will inevitably cause the earth to cool. The official ‘Global Warming’ line seems to have ignored this altogether. There was a little ice age some 400 years ago where a similar pattern occurred. The Thames froze over. Already – right now – China has had its coldest winter for 100 years and even in USA’s Wisconsin, the State has had more snow cover since records began there. This is not apocryphal stuff. All four major global temperature tracking facilities [NASA, GISS, UAH, RSS] show that the earth’s temperature has dropped dramatically.
Recent satellite observations from the Arctic indicate that spring ice melting is beginning at a lower rate than normal in 2009. According to the National Snow and Ice Data Centre, the area of ice-covered ocean has decreased only about 750,000 km2 from its peak value at the end of February, compared to a normal decline of 1.1 million km2 by late April. If this trend continues, the annual ice melt in 2009 may be less than in recent years, and the late summer Arctic ice extent may rebound from its well-publicised downtrend.
The global warming myth has even been exposed by NASA’s own policing system, claiming, astonishingly that NASA’s findings are being tampered with politically. A bold statement, indeed, when this watchdog is pointing a finger at its own politically appointed press officers.
Water vapour is the single most potent greenhouse gas in the atmosphere, trapping more heat than carbon dioxide and methane put together; the greenhouse effect is not a bad thing. Estimates of the impact of water vapour on global warming vary widely from a minimum of 60% of all greenhouse effect to 98% of all greenhouse effect, but even at the minimum of 60%, that leaves 40% of greenhouse effect to be shared by all other chemicals combined, including carbon dioxide and methane (which has ten times the greenhouse capacity pound for pound as carbon dioxide). But the myth marches blindly on.
Put simply, Michael Mann’s ‘hockey stick’ graph which has been embraced with everlasting glue by the politicians, has been proven wrong by every single free-thinking scientist. This graph shows a link between carbon dioxide emission and global warming. But the truth is, that the warming trend of the earth ignores completely carbon dioxide emissions. As man’s combustion accelerates, the atmosphere’s gentle upward trend carries on steadily. And the upward trend started way before man had designed a car, far less, driven one.
Nobody knows for sure what the future holds for our earth. But one thing is certain. God’s planet is not the fragile entity it’s been made out to be. Lord Monckton has challenged Al Gore to a public debate so that the 30 plus lies in Mr. Gore’s film ‘ An Inconvenient Truth’ can be exposed. Mr. Gore has consistently turned down such a debate. The inconvenient truth for our politicians is the fact that in the last 1000 years the planet has gone from very warm to very cold without any help from humans.
Arthur C. Throovest is regarded as one of England’s eccentrics with a successful history in the avant garde. He is a prolific writer of original songs, jingles and adverts for commercial radio and has written for dozens of diverse publications from Plastics and Rubber Weekly to Homes and Gardens. Throovest Limited Edition prints have increased in value by more than 1000% in 4 years. To learn more about Global Warming go to http://www.globalwarmingsite.biz
How has man benefitted since the mini ice age ended in the 1850s?
How is life better for man since we came out of the mini ice age? If the ice age did not end, how would things be today?
The mini ice age was after the medeval warm period, it lasted from about 1400-1860.
It is also why any global warming trend only uses data starting at 1850, before that we were in a steady ice age for 450 years.
Easy, the population has exploded like it does during all of the past warming periods and surprise, but the quality of life has increased like it did in the past.
This is hard for the doom and gloom crowd to understand.
“Ice Age” trailer
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