Bootney Lee Farnsworth
Diamond Member
No, I am saying that evidence is incomplete.So you ignore available evidence while having nothing with which to replace it. Denier logic.
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No, I am saying that evidence is incomplete.So you ignore available evidence while having nothing with which to replace it. Denier logic.
Can you show me the lab work on black holes?Can you show us the magical, mythical accurate to a tenth of a degree data set from 1880?
Well now, I volunteer you to be the first to step off the cliff.And if we disagree on the problem, does that mean we stop there?The first step of which is to recognise the problem? Absolutely. But keep running.
That's the real issue. You know we will not accept the proposed solution. Furthermore, the proposed solution will be futile.
If we assume the use of fossil fuels will cause the end of our world, the reason that we use so much fossil fuel is because it is highly efficient and abundant, and the world population of 8 billion people demands so much of it.
The real solution (and only solution) is to reduce the population to about 2 billion and hold it there. All other solutions, to this point, are bullshit or a Bolshevik plot.
When people stop talking about Climate Change as the world killer that should have flooded miles of coastline inland by now, as predicted by Gore, because Global Warming 'scientists' were repeatedly busted for manipulating data and for being so wrong on their predictions, it is no longer taken seriously as a huge / front-and-center issue.So, if people quit talking about Global Warming, it no longer exists.
No, no, NO!!!Yours is a simple experiment. You contend that you've eliminated all variables except for de miniums changes in an atmospheric trace element -- show us! It's simply incredible that a 120PPM change in CO2 causes the atmosphere to retain so so so so so so so much heat. Show us and silence the critics
This past weekend I went to the beach at a city on the coast...one of the very beaches at one of the very cities Al Gore years ago warned us would be completely under water by now due to the melting ice caps and glaciers.... It was beautiful...and my new grandson's 1st trip to the beach was great
As for Al Gore...what an ignorant, fear-mongering douche bag.![]()
This past weekend I went to the beach at a city on the coast...one of the very beaches at one of the very cities Al Gore years ago warned us would be completely under water by now due to the melting ice caps and glaciers.... It was beautiful...and my new grandson's 1st trip to the beach was great
As for Al Gore...what an ignorant, fear-mongering douche bag.![]()
Wow! Gore and the other glowarm worshippers promised us all that it would be under water by now.
I know, right? If we just accept it and have faith, the prophet, Algore will lead us to prosperity and save us from the evil destruction that is upon us. But, we cannot question the great Algore. We MUST have faith and accept his guidance or we will surely be destroyed.There is a bigger carbon footprint for the production, distribution and disposal of batteries than it is for the carbon saved by using less fossil fuels.
Actually that also applies to solar panels that idiots put on their roofs.
These Moon Bats are crazy as hell with their AGW religion, aren't they?
It's like a chapter out of the Old Testament.
Speaking of the carbon footprint of batteries, remember that we have as much as 10% ethanol in our fuels now.
It takes a barrel of oil to produce a barrel of ethanol.
I am glad we fell for that scam and are now FORCED to use ethanol.
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And every prediction made never came true. Gore is gone. His 'global warming' fear is gone. As the WSJ states, it has been minimized as a 'crucial issue'. Next....This past weekend I went to the beach at a city on the coast...one of the very beaches at one of the very cities Al Gore years ago warned us would be completely under water by now due to the melting ice caps and glaciers.... It was beautiful...and my new grandson's 1st trip to the beach was great
As for Al Gore...what an ignorant, fear-mongering douche bag.![]()
More lies. In 2007 he said
"One study estimated that it could be completely gone during summer in less than 22 years. Another new study, to be presented by U.S. Navy researchers later this week, warns it could happen in as little as 7 years.
While Gore attributed these predictions to scientists, they stemmed from a selective reading of aggressive estimates regarding future melting.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/ice-caps-melt-gore-2014/
Guatemalans should be on the hook via carbon tax for this... charge them a hefty % of their GDP each and every day that their country spews forth this Globe melting carbon... lol
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Blasphemous!!! tis "the greatest single threat to mankind"... don't ya know.... (now who said that again???)And every prediction made never came true. Gore is gone. His 'global warming' fear is gone. As the WSJ states, it has been minimized as a 'crucial issue'. Next....This past weekend I went to the beach at a city on the coast...one of the very beaches at one of the very cities Al Gore years ago warned us would be completely under water by now due to the melting ice caps and glaciers.... It was beautiful...and my new grandson's 1st trip to the beach was great
As for Al Gore...what an ignorant, fear-mongering douche bag.![]()
More lies. In 2007 he said
"One study estimated that it could be completely gone during summer in less than 22 years. Another new study, to be presented by U.S. Navy researchers later this week, warns it could happen in as little as 7 years.
While Gore attributed these predictions to scientists, they stemmed from a selective reading of aggressive estimates regarding future melting.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/ice-caps-melt-gore-2014/
Blasphemous!!! tis "the greatest single threat to mankind"... don't ya know.... (now who said that again???)
Snopes is an unreliable, leftist source, by the way. The operators are hardcore democrat leftists.This past weekend I went to the beach at a city on the coast...one of the very beaches at one of the very cities Al Gore years ago warned us would be completely under water by now due to the melting ice caps and glaciers.... It was beautiful...and my new grandson's 1st trip to the beach was great
As for Al Gore...what an ignorant, fear-mongering douche bag.![]()
More lies. In 2007 he said
"One study estimated that it could be completely gone during summer in less than 22 years. Another new study, to be presented by U.S. Navy researchers later this week, warns it could happen in as little as 7 years.
While Gore attributed these predictions to scientists, they stemmed from a selective reading of aggressive estimates regarding future melting.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/ice-caps-melt-gore-2014/
And every prediction made never came true. Gore is gone. His 'global warming' fear is gone. As the WSJ states, it has been minimized as a 'crucial issue'. Next....This past weekend I went to the beach at a city on the coast...one of the very beaches at one of the very cities Al Gore years ago warned us would be completely under water by now due to the melting ice caps and glaciers.... It was beautiful...and my new grandson's 1st trip to the beach was great
As for Al Gore...what an ignorant, fear-mongering douche bag.![]()
More lies. In 2007 he said
"One study estimated that it could be completely gone during summer in less than 22 years. Another new study, to be presented by U.S. Navy researchers later this week, warns it could happen in as little as 7 years.
While Gore attributed these predictions to scientists, they stemmed from a selective reading of aggressive estimates regarding future melting.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/ice-caps-melt-gore-2014/
Well Sheite... I don't believe it's just one. Our beloved Obummer and the guy who likes "swift" boats, both said it for starters...Blasphemous!!! tis "the greatest single threat to mankind"... don't ya know.... (now who said that again???)
Was it the guy who said if the US put any more troops on Guam the island would TIP OVER? N, no, no - that was D-Hank Johnson....
Was it the snowflake candidate who just declared the greatest threat ro our Democracy, behind the guy who used to hide in caves in Afghanistan, now sits in the WH?
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I know, right? If we just accept it and have faith, the prophet, Algore will lead us to prosperity and save us from the evil destruction that is upon us. But, we cannot question the great Algore. We MUST have faith and accept his guidance or we will surely be destroyed.There is a bigger carbon footprint for the production, distribution and disposal of batteries than it is for the carbon saved by using less fossil fuels.
Actually that also applies to solar panels that idiots put on their roofs.
These Moon Bats are crazy as hell with their AGW religion, aren't they?
It's like a chapter out of the Old Testament.
Speaking of the carbon footprint of batteries, remember that we have as much as 10% ethanol in our fuels now.
It takes a barrel of oil to produce a barrel of ethanol.
I am glad we fell for that scam and are now FORCED to use ethanol.
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Five Ethanol Myths, Busted
There are two key reasons ethanol is no longer net energy negative.
First, corn production efficiency has increased dramatically: Producers now grow 160 bushels per acre today versus the 95 grown in 1980, and corn yield continues to increase.
Second, ethanol production has become more energy-efficient. Today, more than 90 percent of corn used in ethanol production goes through a dry milling process that uses far less energy than the wet milling process used before. The combination of more corn per acre, coupled with a reduction of energy input to process ethanol, has resulted in a favorable energy output. The gallons of ethanol yielded per bushel of corn has also increased by about 50 percent.
By "favorable output" do they mean that it costs less than a barrel of oil to produce a barrel of ethanol?Second, ethanol production has become more energy-efficient. Today, more than 90 percent of corn used in ethanol production goes through a dry milling process that uses far less energy than the wet milling process used before. The combination of more corn per acre, coupled with a reduction of energy input to process ethanol, has resulted in a favorable energy output. The gallons of ethanol yielded per bushel of corn has also increased by about 50 percent.