What I am saying is that you are locked in your beliefs and a mountain of contrary evidence will not convince you otherwise. That is part of the make up of GW supporters.
I clearly in that post made the distinction for those who don't know, the differences between weather and climate. You can choose to take that for what it's worth. I don't think you can be convinced otherwise on what the differences are.
I could do all the research in the world...
I doubt it.
I could dedicate my whole life to this, from this moment on...
But you won't.
I could stand at the edge of a glacier until it consumes me...
Or hold your breath til mommy gives you the cookie.
You will not be moved...not an inch.
I will move when:
(a) someone proposes a new hypothesis, grounded in science and not hand waiving like the articles you've posted
(b) a hypothesis that can explain the current state of the climate system
(c) when that hypothesis is confirmed by many other independent researchers, so as to be a working theory
(d) when that working theory can make successful predictions
I don't think that is too much to ask.
So, what would that mean? It means:
(a) finding some kind of negative feedback that actually swamps out the anthropogenic component
(b) a new forcing that replaces the anthropogenic component's magnitude
(c) that new forcing explains the differences between the stratosphere and troposphere temperature trends, explains the decreasing difference in the diurnal temperature range
That would be a good start. Then maybe I'll move. Until that time, I stick with the working theory, and the large body of evidence. I'm not convinced by your used car salesman google cuts.