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No, not what I'm saying. I'm saying your question was irrelevant considering the facts. Facts like the tremendous population growth that has happened in the presence, and not absence, of vaccines. Dim beaver.

We didn't get to be so many people without vaccines... In 1796 the first vaccine was created. The population was under 1 billion then, and now we're over 7 billion. Or, most of the growth of human population has ocurred in an era where we had immunizations available. Fail beaver.

And right after the paragraph break where stretch cut the above from, we find this: Or, there is no evidence for the claim about vaccine recipients being most of the confirmed cases.

Hmm, if you check the source linked to at Loc's link you can see the current Hadley image, and your assertion of garbage in garbage out doesn't appear to hold at all. See for yourself: The real garbage is wherever Locutus found this stuff. Someone purposefully removed the red confidence...

Yikes, good thing the teacher found his journal... A Russell County high school teacher uncovered what is being called a terror plot when she found a misplaced journal in the classroom. Authorities rushed in discovered the beginnings of improvised explosives in the house of Derek Shrout, 17...

- but this is an area of ongoing research.

Have you read this, Walter? Met Office in the Media: 14 October 2012 « Met Office News Blog

You said per capita is irrelevant and all it meant was that we have more industry. We don't have more industry unless you consider per capita normalization...which isn't really a poor metric at all. Normalization allows for comparisons of dissimilar scales. Economists use these metrics all the...

Definitely not. Hell, a lot of that is because they are a developing nation with lower costs. You don't get near double digit growth rates in developed nations...

Really? You think Canada has more industry than China? In 2011, China's industrial output was worth just over $3.4 trillion, while Canada had industrial output worth $495 billion.

"Take That ****** Off The TV, We Wanna Watch Football!": Idiots Respond To NBC Pre-Empting Sunday Night Football Just wow.

I guess dumpthemonarchy must be predisposed doing something else to have missed this. Immigration Minister Jason Kenny recently announced changes to our immigration program, specifically to bring in more with skilled trades. Canada is actually in absolute terms projected to have the fourth...

WUWT dumbos think this is a game changing admission of solar forcing?There is very high confidence that natural forcing is a small fraction of the anthropogenic forcing. In particular, over the past three decades (since 1980), robust evidence from satellite observations of the TSI [total...

Turns out, maybe not. According to state Democratic Senators, the Michigan Constitution gives authority to the "Civil Service Commission over conditions of employment for the state's workforce." So this law may join Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's anti-union legislation if the courts throw...

That's great news...the dispersant was meant to prevent the damage caused by oil. Clearly the off-shore drilling industry is stabbing in the dark when they present their risk assessments to regulators. The study found that mixing the dispersant with oil increased toxicity of the mixture up to...

Is there supposed to be a trend in the number of days between intense storms making landfall in the US? Never heard of that one before. Hack away Roger! :lol:

No, just wrong. The South Magnetic pole is moving... Wandering of the Geomagnetic poles | ngdc.noaa.gov So they're both moving, and sea ice isn't behaving the same. Not a coincidence, and not convenient for your alleged links to climate change that don't even have a causal mechanism to attempt...

Freezing rain is hard to shovel, snow is easy to shovel...

Here's another article on the North that you may find interesting Mowich, discussing the balmy conditions in Barrow Alaska: As Sea Ice Declines, Winter Shifts in Northern Alaska | Climate CentralThe consequences of the record loss of Arctic sea ice this past summer are becoming clear to the...

And at the end of the year, we have a new record low for the global sea ice area maximum: Hmm, three weeks old now too, and nary a mention from the Goddard/WUWT crowd. Shocking! :lol: