Do you have evidence that premium increases are predicated on lying about global warming?
What about real estate, banks and the transportation industry?
Insurance industry: Canada’s economy battered by climate change catastrophes in 2013
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Do you have evidence that premium increases are predicated on lying about global warming?
What about real estate, banks and the transportation industry?
And interestingly enough, you can't prove global warming.
Let's just call it a draw then, eh?
The scientific case has already been made.
Now that you finally concede the obvious logical flaw in your lying profit motive, you can bring any evidence you like to dispute the scientific consensus.
I know it's tough to argue something you have no evidence for.
convenient truth : anyone that can make ill booten gotti off a situation that they don't have to even agree with.
inconvenient truth : ragers, alarmists, career manipulators, hucksters, money grabbers, whiners and doomsayers...making money for the long fukkin' term.
inconvenient truth : ragers, alarmists, career manipulators, hucksters, money grabbers, whiners and doomsayers...making money for the long fukkin' term.
GW is a scam... insurance companies are taking advantage of this scam by raising premiums.
I exhale a condescending sigh in your direction.
Piece of piss. It's warmer today than it was yesterday, therefore we're DOOOOOOOOMED!
For that matter, if the well-documented trend continues, it'll be 378 degees Celsius on 1 Oct.
You are undermining the efforts of cap'n and Locutus to make a plausible argument.
Here's an IBC (insurance bureau of Canada) statement from 2012:
"Our weather patterns have changed. If we just look back over the last 30 years or so here in Canada we see the trend is unequivocal," Forgeron said.
"The number of severe weather events double every 5 to 10 years."
Climate change concerns raised by insurance industry
2013 is definitely not the start of this and I find it hard to believe that insurance companies would want to continue bleeding money by paying for these claims.
"Our weather patterns have changed. If we just look back over the last 30 years or so here in Canada we see the trend is unequivocal," Forgeron said.
"The number of severe weather events double every 5 to 10 years."
Climate change concerns raised by insurance industry
2013 is definitely not the start of this and I find it hard to believe that insurance companies would want to continue bleeding money by paying for these claims.
CLIMATE STUDY: EVIDENCE LEANS AGAINST HUMAN-CAUSED GLOBAL WARMING — Group of 50 international scientists releases comprehensive new 1200-page report | Climate Depot
Empirical evidence for a celestial origin of the climate oscillations and its implications
(This one is from a group that has 'science' in their actual name... It's definitely legit)
Since when is the insurance industry a definitive source for global warming models?... Were they part of the peer review group for IPCC?
