Global Warming: still the ‘Greatest Scam in History’

Colpy

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ka6_3TJcCkA#t=160

Get a load of THIS idiot.

Now this is a hypocrite.



The fifth largest yacht in the world, borrowed for the World Cup by....guess who?

I don't think it is solar powered.

Oh, and if that is not enough....

Leonardo DiCaprio flies in 20 women to private party in Brazil, Ecumenical News

Except it was 30 women.

So, the laws that must be made, will apply to the peasants (that is you and me) while the Climate Gurus party on in Lima and Paris......and Brazil.

How much of an idiot lap dog do you have to be to swallow this crap?
 

waldo

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Get a load of THIS idiot. Now this is a hypocrite.

:mrgreen: a CC Forum search indicates you have a dozen posts mentioning DiCaprio! I believe you recently said something along the lines of "this is why I'm a skeptic"! Like I said then, like I say now, you really need to get over your fake outrage and try to delineate the actual science from those non-scientists you would prefer to focus all your energies toward!
 

petros

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Low Earth Orbit
1933: Rare Hurricane Slams Into South Africa
1933: Bitter Winter Weather In Russia & Europe: Snow Causes Wolves To Attack Train
1933: West Australian Heat Wave - "Severest In History"
1933: Heat Waves, Floods, Droughts, Famines Plague China
1933: Spain's Heat Wave: 130 Degrees In Shade
1933: Heat Wave Causes New Jersey Road To "Explode"
1933: Hottest June In U.S. History - Heat Wave & Drought
1933: 21 Perish During Texas, Louisiana Tornado & Hail Storms
1933: Drought In South Africa - "Worst Outlook For 50 Years"
1933: Flooding In China Kills 50,000
1933: India's Ganges River Bursts Its Banks - Widespread Flood Damage & Fatalities
1934: 80% of U.S. Suffers From Drought Conditions
1934: "Heat Wave In China Kills One In Every Thousand"
1934: Antarctic Has Incredible Heat Wave – 25 Degrees Over Zero
1934: February Tornado Strikes Several U.S. States
1934: World Wide Drought & Heat Causes Vast Majority of Alps' Glaciers To Melt
1934: Iowa Heat Wave In May - Pushes Temps Over 110 Degrees
1934: All 48 U.S. States Over 100 Degrees During June
1934: 14 Days of Above 100°F Temps Kill Over 600 Americans
1934: South African Drought Severely Hits Farmers
1934: Nebraska Temperatures Soar To 117 Degrees
1934: Drought, Heat, Floods, Cyclones, & Forest Fires Hit Europe
1934: British Drought Stunts Hay Growth
1934: Worst Drought In England For 100 Years
1934: 7 Days of Incessant, Torrential Rains Cause Massive Flooding In Eastern Bengal
1934: Global Warming Causes 81% Of Swiss Glaciers To Retreat
1934: Canadian Crops Blasted By Intense Heat Wave
1934: "South African Floods Are Unprecedented"
1934: Typhoon Hits Japan Followed By A Massive Tsunami
1934: Record Heat And Drought Across The Midwest
1934: China's Fall Crops Burning Up During Drought & Heat

1934: Five Million Americans Face Starvation From Drought
1934: Adelaide, Australia Has Record Dry Spell
1934: Gigantic Hailstorm Blankets South African Drought Region
1934: Drought And Sweltering Heat In England
1934: Record Heat Bakes Wisconsin - 104°F
1934: 20 Nebraskans Succumb To Unprecedented 117 Degree Heat
1934: Poland Swamped By Floods - Hundreds Perish
1934: 115 Degrees In Iowa Breaks Record
1934: 115 Degrees Reached In China In The Shade - Heat Wave Ruining Crops
1934: Majority of Continental U.S. Suffers From Drought Conditions
1934: Severe Northern Hemisphere Drought Causes Wheat Prices To "Skyrocket"
1934: Extreme U.S. Winter Weather Leaves 60 Dead In Its Path
1935: Severe Wind Storm Lashes Western States With 60 MPH Gusts
1935: Florida Burns Its Dead After The Most Powerful Hurricane In US History
1935: “The Worst Dust Storm In History” - Kansas City
1935: Worst Drought Since 1902 Has Queensland, Australia In Its Grip
1935: “50 Dust Storms In 104″ Days
1935: France Cooked By Heat Wave
1935: Tropical Windstorm Strikes Texas With 85 MPH Gusts
1935: 'Black Dusters' Strike Again In The Texas Dust Bowl
1935: India Hit With Extreme Heat Wave - 124 Degrees
1935: Heat Wave, Drought & Torrential Rains Cause Misery In Europe
1936: "Niagara Falls Freezes Into One Giant Icicle"
1936: February Was Coldest In U.S. History
1936: Italian Alps Glacier Shrinks: WWI Army Bodies Uncovered By Melting
1936: Ice Bridge In Iceland Collapses From Heat Wave & Glacier Melt
1936: Violent Tornadoes Pummel The South - 300 Dead
1936: Dust, Snow & Wind Storm Hit Kansas Region In Same Day
1936: Unprecedented Heat Wave In Moscow
1936: Ukraine Wheat Harvest Threatened By Heat Wave
1936: 780 Canadians Die From Heat Wave
1936: Iowa Heat Wave Has 12 Days of Temperatures Over 100 Degrees
1936: Heat Wave Deaths In Just One Small U.S. City: 50 Die In Springfield, IL
1936: Missouri Heat Wave: 118 Degrees & 311 Deaths
1936: Ontario, Canada Suffers 106 Degree Temps During Heat Wave
1936: Alaska's 10-Day Heat Wave Tops Out At 108 Degrees
1936 : Record Heat Wave Bakes Midwest; "Condition of Crops Critical"
1936: Midwest Climate So Bad That Climate Scientist Recommends Evacuation of Central U.S.
1936: 12,000 Perish In U.S. Heat Wave - Murderous Week
1936: Single Day Death Toll From Heat Wave - 1,000 Die
1936: Iceland Hurricane Sinks Polar Research Ship Filled With Scientists
1936: Severe Drought & Disastrous Floods In Southern Texas
1936: 20,000 Homeless In Flame Ravaged Forests of Oregon
1936: Northern California Seared By Forest Fires Over 400-Mile Front
1936: Tremendous Gale & Mountainous Waves Pound S. California - 7 Persons Missing
1936: Glacier Park Hotel Guests Flee As Forest Fire Advances - Worst Fire In Years
1936: Iowa Christmas Season Heat Wave Sets Temperature Records - 58 Degrees
1936: 3rd Major USA Drought In 6 Years
1937: Brazil Heat Wave Sets Off Tempers & Combustion
1937: Exceptionally Early Season Iceberg Menaces Shipping
1937: Dramatic Climate Change In The Arctic - 7° Change In Average Temperatures Is Experienced
1937: Soviet Camp At North Pole Threatened By Heat Wave And Rain
1937: Arctic Winter Temperatures Up 5-7 Degrees
1937: Arizona Struck By Rain, Hail and Dust Storms
1937: Heat Wave Brings 114 Degrees In Saskatchewan, Canada
1937: "Huge Forest Fire In Canada"
1937: Mississippi Flood Forced Evacuation Of 600,000 People
1937: 45 MPH Wind Storm Blasts Evansville, Indiana After Super-Flood Hits
1937: Eastern Canada Suffers From Snow & Dust Storm Combination
1938: Monster Hurricane Surprises Then Slams NY and New England
1938: Extreme Winter Weather Drives Wolves From Mountains Into Romanian Villages
1938: February "Tornado Demolishes Village" In Louisiana
1938: 5 Dead After 14-Day Old Hurricane Strikes Near San Francisco
1938: Soviet Explorers Say “World Climate Growing Warmer”
1938: Melting Ice Caps To Raise Sea Level 100 Feet - Islands Will Disappear

1938: Tornadoes Wreak Havoc Across 5 States

1938 : Surging Floods In China Kill 150,000
1938: Chinese 'Dust Bowl' - No Rain In Szechuan For A Year – One Million Starving To Death
1938: Worst Drought In 150 Years Hits Europe - "Dispels War Clouds Over Europe"
1938: Three Major Forest Fires Burning Up Kentucky
1938: "Unprecedented Drought," Wildfires In Everglades Threaten Property & Lives
1938: Severe Drought Threatens Russian Harvest
1938: Drought Spreads From Texas To Canada
1938: Heat Wave Grips America - 110 Degrees In Dakotas Reached
1938: U.S. Suffers A Forest Fire Every 3 Minutes During 1938
1938: "Pacific States Swept By Fires" - 600 Fires Burning Forests
1938: Great New England Hurricane Delivers 800 Deaths & Massive Destruction
 

Locutus

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I think SLM scared the waldo away for good.


or maybe...it's just quiet, too quiet.
 

Locutus

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Scientists 'surprised'

This week in the journal Nature, an international team of scientists reported evidence for hydrothermal vents on the Saturnian moon Enceladus, with temperatures of its rocky core surpassing 90C in spots. The discovery, if confirmed, would make Enceladus the only place other than Earth where such chemical reactions between rock and heated water are known to be occurring today -- and for many scientists, it would make Enceladus a most promising place to look for life.


"The most surprising part is the high temperature," said Hsiang-Wen Hsu, a scientist at the University of Colorado's Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics and lead author of the paper. "But that's the number we could derive."



surprised. :lol: