Regarding Turning Up the Heat…


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As the myth of anthroprogenic global warming continues to be debunked, the stakeholders of the perpetuation of the global warming fairy tale, knowing full well which side their bread is buttered, are turning up the rhetoric, predicting increasingly dire consequences in frenzied, histrionic efforts to keep the hysteria going.

Look for the rhetoric to continue to escalate, as desperate times do indeed call for desperate measures.

And for the global warming alarmists, these times are undeniably desperate.



Leo Pusateri is an educator and military dad from St. Cloud, Minnesota. Leo also blogs at Psycmeisters' Ice Palace, Murtha Must Go! and True North. Follow Leo on Twitter.


25 Responses to “Regarding Turning Up the Heat…”

  1. Ricorun says:

    It’s nice to see you’re still maintaining your Ice Palace blog. But I’m curious… why two?

  2. Leo Pusateri says:

    Actually, Rico… I’m on half a dozen, altogether.

    I guess it’s something I enjoy doing :)

  3. Bigfoot says:

    The United States opted out of Kyoto in 2001, arguing that the science was unproven and that the burden of mandatory emission cuts was unfair since it excluded fast-growing China and India.
    (from the Mywaynews link)

    We “opted out” of Kyoto? An interesting accomplishment since we’ve never ratified the treaty, and thus were never “in” Kyoto in the first place.

    From reading these links, I realize that I may have to give some of the global warming believers credit. They seem to have actually noticed the huge increase in emissions from China, who either just passed us, or soon will.

  4. 1H8L1B5 says:

    It’s the Sun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  5. Retired Spook says:

    Now this is interesting. I wonder what changed between the first installment of the 2007 IPCC Report:

    The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) said temperatures were probably going to increase by 1.8-4C (3.2-7.2F) by the end of the century.

    and the third installment just released

    Synthesizing reams of data from its three previous reports, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change for the first time specifically points out important risks if governments fail to respond: melting ice sheets that could lead to a rapid rise in sea levels and the extinction of large numbers of species brought about by even moderate amounts of warming, on the order of 1 to 3 degrees.

    Now that’s what I call rapid climate change.

  6. Retired Spook says:

    Whadaya mean, my comment is awaiting moderation? I didn’t use any BAD words.

  7. I find it rather comical that you will accept scientific evident that will allow you to continue to pollute the atmosphere of Terra by virtue of your wasteful lifestyles but when confronted with any question of metaphysics you fall back on pseudo-science or groundless beliefs that are nothing more than parroted rituals steeped in misogyny and fear of what comes at the end of lives that are too short and too brutal.

    Other than that love what you have done with place mate!

  8. Mark Noonan says:

    Spook,

    I have no idea what that was about – but its published now and my presumption is that it was some sort of glitch.

  9. Kahn says:

    With no God, how can any of this be our fault? We’re just a complex chemical reaction.

    Did I get that right Marxists?

  10. Mark Noonan says:

    kahn,

    Not only that, but if there is no God, then global warming MUST happen because all events are pre-determined by past events and there is no free will to change the course of events.

  11. DougH says:

    When there is independant scientific research, maybe then I will agree with the claims og gloabl warming.

    Unfortunately that will never happen.

    Whas’ts the old saying, if you want to know the truth follow the money trail….

  12. Joel says:

    Doug,
    Follow the money trail only applies when the science debunks GW. All that support GW are unquestionably honest and loyal to the master Soros.

  13. Retired Spook says:

    When there is independant scientific research, maybe then I will agree with the claims og gloabl warming.

    Doug, I assume by “independent” you mean free from the influences of governments, NGO’s, politics and corporations who have a vested interest in the outcome. Correct?

    Last night Ricorun linked to an interesting post by Steve McIntyre at Climate Audit in early 2005, in which he spelled out the problems associated with verifying methods, data, source codes, etc. in the field of climate science.

    IPCC proponents place great emphasis on the merit of articles that have been peer reviewed by a journal. However, as a form of due diligence, journal peer review in the multiproxy climate field is remarkably cursory, as compared with the due diligence of business processes. Peer review for climate publications, even by eminent journals like Nature or Science, is typically a quick unpaid read by two (or sometimes three) knowledgeable persons, usually close colleagues of the author.

    It is unheard of for a peer reviewer to actually check the data and calculations. In 2004, I was asked by a journal (Climatic Change) to peer review an article. I asked to see the source code and supporting calculations. The editor said that no one had ever asked for such things in 28 years of his editing the journal. He refused to ask for source code; the author refused to provide supporting calculations. Out of my involvement, the journal ended up with a new data policy, which was all to the good. But there is nothing at the journal peer review stage in climate publications which is remotely like an audit. (emphasis added)

    The main thrust of Steve’s post is this:

    It still amazes me that for all the billions of dollars being spent on the climate change industry (which I suspect dwarfs the mineral exploration industry in dollar volume [SM Note, Feb. 16, 2005 - I’m thinking here of hard rock exploration, the business that I’ve mostly been in, rather than oil exploration. It’s quite possible that the climate industry is (say) only half the size of hard rock exploration. But my impression and what I’m trying to convey is that it’s not a small industry], and the thousands of people working full time on this issue just in Canada, it was nobody’s job to check if the main piece of evidence was right. The inattentiveness of IPCC to verification is exacerbated by the lack of independence between authors with strong vested interests in previously published intellectual positions and IPCC section authors.

    As usual with such posts, the comments afterward are every bit as interesting and informative as the article itself.

  14. Retired Spook says:

    With no God, how can any of this be our fault? We’re just a complex chemical reaction.

    Kahn, I missed this last night. Man, that is the $64 million question, isn’t it. Perhaps our resident “intellectual”, Cavalor Epthith Esq. has an answer.

  15. neocon says:

    Now this is interesting. I wonder what changed between the first installment of the 2007 IPCC Report:………and the third installment just released – Spook

    Could it be that they are making it up as they go along?

  16. Retired Spook says:

    Could it be that they are making it up as they go along?

    Kinda looks that way, doesn’t it?

  17. french student says:

    I would like for you to read this article from Meridian Magazine.
    http://www.ldsmag.com/ideas/070313goodprint.html.

    It was written by Orson Scott Card who, by the way, is a Democrat. Card does a good job of exposing the fraud behind much of today’s global warming hysteria.

  18. Dasein Libsbane says:

    Is this the article you wanted linked?

  19. Retired Spook says:

    Interesting article, French Student. Are you the same French Student that was singing the praises of the IPCC a couple days ago, or you the evil twin?

  20. InDaVa says:

    good article french. Michael Crighton wrote a book similar to what Card said about Global Warming and how it’s cooked up and basically a elaborate sham to make money. Some data indicates warming of a few degrees occurs, some don’t. Why? The data needed just isn’t there Well, some is there but it’s extremely incomplete. Any way you spin it, there is no right answer. Do humans cause Global Warming? Again, not enough data. We have plenty of projections and models but we just don’t know.

    OT, Orson Scott Card. Ender’s Game. Excellent book.

  21. french student says:

    nope, I did not post that one, I have been dealing with real life things since friday.

  22. french student says:

    And I do not have a habit of posting at 7 am in my time zone.

  23. Retired Spook says:

    nope, I did not post that one,

    Didn’t think so, after your rant the other day.

    I have been dealing with real life things since friday

    At least you admit that AGW is not a real life problem. Maybe there’s hope for you yet.

  24. french student says:

    real life as opposed to online life, spook.

    Not all of us are retired, you know?

  25. Retired Spook says:

    French, I knew what you meant; I just like jerkin’ your chain. Lighten up. Life’s too short to worry about the things over which you have no control.