Global Warming Fraud

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Originally Posted by ATH

The climate may well be changing or as the chief of the Water Corp in WA dared to say "it may just be a warming phase which won't last long". Of course he was well and truly abused for not believing the so called "accepted science" but what is it?
Is it the crap out about by pollies to get more tax out of us (I believe so personally) or is it the crap and distorted graphs and modelling put to those same pollies as evidence by scientists who rely on government for their budgets which again comes from the poor old long suffering taxpayer?
There's just as many very well qualified scientists around the World who are deeply sceptical of the hocus pocus garbage being spouted at very expensive conferences in exotic parts of the World attended by all those charlatan pollies and their hordes of hangers on all slurping out of the same trough.
We should all pollute as little as possible, from those that chuck their fast food crap out the window to big industry and it's "anything goes" attitude in their pursuit of the big dollar.
And anyway, why should taxpayers of Western countries be the ones to pay the bill yet India, China and other so called emerging nations get to continue doing what they please?
And if it really is carbon doing the damage why are place like Brazil, Indonesia etc. allowed to destroy huge tracts of rain forest which according to real provable evidence, take the carbon in the atmosphere?
I'm glad that idiot KRUDD has gone but think the beast that now inhabits the Lodge will be even worse, goaded on by her union mates.
Alan.

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I could not have said this better.

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Whether the chinese did it or not I am unaware, but there have certainly been a lot of fictional stories published over the centuries, so I can not be sure this aint one!

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The Bible :angel: ???

Im still waiting for some more info from the South pole its going to be good its a whole continent bigger than Australia thats been covered in ice for god knows how long something must have lived there once

Even if its a blob of snot something lived there it will be cold snot but still snot:):)

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Originally Posted by steve_35

Im still waiting for some more info from the South pole its going to be good its a whole continent bigger than Australia thats been covered in ice for god knows how long something must have lived there once

Even if its a blob of snot something lived there it will be cold snot but still snot:):)

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In fact we know from the Antarctic fossil record that the whole of Antarctica was once attached to Australia and South America. The three land masses made up a significant portion of the Southern supercontinent Gondwana and at that time it was more temperate so had significant reptile, bird and early mammal species. However it seems that the placentals evolved after gondwana split from Africa.

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Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

In fact we know from the Antarctic fossil record that the whole of Antarctica was once attached to Australia and South America. The three land masses made up a significant portion of the Southern supercontinent Gondwana and at that time it was more temperate so had significant reptile, bird and early mammal species. However it seems that the placentals evolved after gondwana split from Africa.

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And an awful lot of earth's life history can be read here:

Palaeos

It is an extraordinary site written often with a tongue firmly planted in the cheek but also very detailed and technical.

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The Purpose of Life

Frankly, we're less worried about being wrong than about missing the show completely. The discussions on this site are of quite variable quality, format, accuracy, and style. We're not worried by that, either. As this site has developed, we've learned that the paleo web is dominated by two groups: educators and academic scientists. The educators tend to want everything boiled down to colorful, but tasteless and insubstantial uniformity. The academic scientists tend to be paralyzed by detail. We aim to steer a middle course, avoiding neither the difficult and technical problems, nor the uncertainty inherent in saying anything meaningful about deep time. Truthfully, we scarcely steer at all, but proceed from subject to subject in the manner of a bumper car ride or a destruction derby. We have no overriding mission to educate or provide definitive guidance. Rather, our's is a more self-indulgent attempt to explore the world and to pick up rocks just to see what's under them.

Then again, maybe that is the purpose of life.

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Life on Earth