Thread: Climate change? what climate change?

Originally Posted by bob10

You are entitled to add your true feelings, if presented in in a way not to be offensive. Add them Bob

Yes Bob, I'm well aware I am "entitled" to add my feelings.

Originally Posted by discovery39

Yes Bob, I'm well aware I am "entitled" to add my feelings.

Already, we have gone off track. Is it any wonder, the rest of the World can not come to terms with this? What a shame, Bob

Originally Posted by bob10

Already, we have gone off track. Is it any wonder, the rest of the World can not come to terms with this? What a shame, Bob

Yes, Tis a shame.

Originally Posted by bob10

Already, we have gone off track. Is it any wonder, the rest of the World can not come to terms with this? What a shame, Bob

Bob, the world will not come to terms in any topic were it can upset the comfort of people or affect their interests or greedy goals, be financial or material things that make their life more enjoyable even if have negative results in others.
Greed is the biggest "cancer" in human society, it have affected us for thousands of years in one form or other and will be continue to be so. It is human nature.
Now, I will have a strong drink...................Cheers

Originally Posted by akelly

This seemed weird to me, so I went looking. Nowhere can I find a CSIRO report that says this.

It was reported about six months ago in Melbourne's Herald Sun. Apparently CSIRO had a poll conducted and the result was almost 50/50 but slightly ahead with skeptics.

Originally Posted by d2dave

It was reported about six months ago in Melbourne's Herald Sun. Apparently CSIRO had a poll conducted and the result was almost 50/50 but slightly ahead with skeptics.

Seriously?? The Herald Sun?? C' Mon mate, you can do better than that. Give us something with cred!!

Originally Posted by discovery39

Seriously?? The Herald Sun?? C' Mon mate, you can do better than that. Give us something with cred!!

I certainly don't believe every thing I read but if a major newspaper came out and quoted an organization, in this case the CSIRO, and it was not true, wouldn't you think that they would be jumping up and down slamming the paper.

Their silence after the report was deafening, this being enough for me to believe the story. Having said this, I would reckon that over the last couple of years that every time the topic(climate change) comes up for discussion I have come across more skeptics than warmists.

why do you insist on using the word skeptic?
you obviously have no idea what it means.
you are referring to deniers.

go to , and read post#31.