Admit It: Al Gore Was Right! Since His Film, Storms Have Been Record Breakers (deaths, wisdom)

[Wapasha]

Originally Posted by clb10

+1

They cling to the flimsiest of "evidence' that Obama was born in Kenya but they willfully ignore the massive reams of evidence that unnaturally high carbon emissions affect the weather.

It's good for a laugh, though!

You want another good laugh? The medieval warming period, where the climate was much warmer then today, was a period of good times, population booms and an explosion of human civilization, and yet the AGW hoaxers claim it will be hell on earth.

If you want to see what the was like during a period of global warming, try reading history about it, instead of buying into the al Gore hype of gloom and doom.

[Nomander]

I never understood how some can be so arrogant while their position is firmly under the foot of another. /shrug

[Nomander]

Originally Posted by Wapasha

You want another good laugh? The medieval warming period, where the climate was much warmer then today, was a period of good times, population booms and an explosion of human civilization, and yet the AGW hoaxers claim it will be hell on earth.

If you want to see what the was like during a period of global warming, try reading history about it, instead of buying into the al Gore hype of gloom and doom.

Heck, if he simply took the time to look at the historical records, he would see his claim is pure agenda politicking. I don't get it, what the heck is wrong with people? They act as if they are mentally damaged. /sigh

[Wapasha]

Originally Posted by rbohm

actually the evidence shows that as temps go up carbon dioxide levels FOLLOW not lead.

Sort of like thinking that a door opening causes a key to be inserted in the door lock.

Stopping your car causes the brake lights to come on, and sweating causes the temperature in the room to increase.

[AeroGuyDC]

The only thing I will admit is that my grandma said it used to snow more when she was a child. Al Gore's anecdotes are no more significant than my grannies.

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by clb10

He tried to warn us:

NASA: Climate Change to Bring Fewer but Stronger Storms | Wired Science | Wired.com



Stronger But Fewer Storms May Loom on Horizon : NPR



It's Not Clear What Role Climate Change Played in Record-Breaking Tornadoes, But There's No Doubt That We Need to Better Prepare for Disasters - Ecocentric - TIME.com

yep, and we had record breaking cold this past winter, what did Gore say about that, I didn't see the film and will not?

Nita

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by Mrs. Skeffington

How many of you are old enough to remember Hurricane Agnes in the summer of 1972?

Back then, the old folks used to say the hurricanes were caused by the NASA moon shots...

and the 1971 earthquake in California? Not to mention the flooding in the So Ca area in about 1977 or 78 for starters?
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Nita

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by AeroGuyDC

The only thing I will admit is that my grandma said it used to snow more when she was a child. Al Gore's anecdotes are no more significant than my grannies.

and she walked uphill both ways to school, so did my parents. I only walked about 2 miles each way I tell the kids.

[hilgi]

In order to sound intelligent and in the know, I find it useful to blame everything negative that happens on global climate change.

[Ferd]

Originally Posted by Finn_Jarber

It is pretty scary what is happening with the climate, be it man made or not.

I spent 4 years in the navy. Ive seen 50 foot waves that lasted for days.

mother nature can be very scary.