The Global Warming Hoax is falling apart

Quote from bigdavediode:


An Asian Muslim tsunami? Which one?

- The worst hit country of the 2004 tsunami was Indonesia (circa 150,000 deaths).

- Most of those deaths occured in the province of Aceh on the island of Sumatra.

- Aceh is historically a Muslim province where Islam was allegedly first established in S.E. Asia.
 
Quote from drjekyllus:

Huh? Are you claiming that US has only sent 95 peacekeepers in support of UN missions in the last 60 years? This is what your statement suggests.

Oh, I didn't realize you were discussing which was the predominant peacekeeping country in 1945.

Because now it's not the US. Not even in the top ten. Not even in the top twenty.

When the UN wants peacekeeping done, they currently go to countries such as Bangladesh.

As stated before, Kyoto is a flawed document which is not being obeyed by many of the countries who ratified it. So you really can't use Kyoto as the UN crowning achievement.

Sixteen industrialized countries have successfully met their Kyoto obligations, and the treaty has only just begun.

Second of all, Al Gore was the VP when Kyoto was written and his fingerprints are all over it. So your claim that US was hostile towards Kyoto is bogus.

Yes, Gore championed Kyoto. But since then, and before ratifications, the US has opposed it, attempted to kill it, and tried to distract from it.

And yet it succeeded in being passed.

Another example would be the treaty against child soldiers, which the US opposed.

Another example would be the treaty against landmines, which the US opposed.

The concept that the US leads the UN is false.

I don't believe I refered to an "Asian Muslim Tsunami" I believe I refered to an "Asian Tsunami". Maybe you did not hear about the tsunami on Dec 26, 2004 which killed roughly 225,000 people in South East Asia. The hardest hit country,by far, was Indonesia which is the worlds most populous Muslim country. The US did not wait for the UN, they began relief immediately. The US had boots on the ground while the UN was busy passing resolutions and holding meetings. The relief offered by the US, by and large, helped Muslims.

Well there's no question that the UN has had problems and does not have a 100% success rate, but there's a bunch of problems with this as with most generalizations to try and fit a predefined political viewpoint. One off the top is that some governments tried to prevent any aid whatsoever from reaching their own people.
 
Quote from bigdavediode:

You are arguing that the UN should be bigger, not that it shouldn't exist.


Actually, I didn't argue one way or the other. I just pointed out a monumental failure, which doesn't give me confidence in their actions.
 
Quote from bigdavediode:

Oh, I didn't realize you were discussing which was the predominant peacekeeping country in 1945.

Because now it's not the US. Not even in the top ten. Not even in the top twenty.

When the UN wants peacekeeping done, they currently go to countries such as Bangladesh.





LOL.

So Bangladesh is the UNs go to country? LOL. At least you have a good sense of humor.





The world according to BigDave.

UN Guy1: Holyshit. The world is completely falling apart. What are we going to do?

UN Guy2: Its time to call Bangladesh, they are the ones who can save us now.
 
Quote from drjekyllus:

Our politicians haven't noticed that the problem may be that the world is not warming but cooling, observes Christopher Booker.

Does CO2 really drive global warming?

Arctic Ocean model
The postulated driver, or mechanism, developed some 30 years ago to account for the “million-year” temperature oscillations, is best known as the “Arctic Ocean” model (2). According to this model, the temperature variations are driven by an oscillating ice cap in the northern polar regions. The crucial element in the conceptual formulation of this mechanism was the realization that such a massive ice cap could not have developed, and then continued to expand through that development, unless there was a major source of moisture close by to supply, maintain, and extend the cap. The only possible moisture source was then identified as the Arctic Ocean, which, therefore, had to be open—not frozen over—during the development of the ice ages. It then closed again, interrupting the moisture supply by freezing over.

So the model we now have is that if the Arctic Ocean is frozen over, as is the case today, the existing ice cap is not being replenished and must shrink, as it is doing today. As it does so, the Earth can absorb more of the Sun’s radiation and therefore will heat up—global warming—as it is doing today, so long as the Arctic Ocean is closed. When it is warm enough for the ocean to open, which oceanographic (and media) reports say is evidently happening right now, then the ice cap can begin to re-form.

As it expands, the ice increasingly reflects the incoming (shorter-wave) radiation from the sun, so that the atmosphere cools at first. But then, the expanding ice cap reduces the radiative (longer-wave) loss from the Earth, acting as an insulator, so that the Earth below cools more slowly and can keep the ocean open as the ice cap expands. This generates “out-of-sync” oscillations between atmosphere and Earth. The Arctic Ocean “trip” behavior at the temperature extremes, allowing essentially discontinuous change in direction of the temperature, is identified as a bifurcation system with potential for analysis as such. The suggested trip times for the change are interesting: They were originally estimated at about 500 years, then reduced to 50 years and, most recently, down to 5 years (2). So, if the ocean is opening right now, we could possibly start to see the temperature reversal under way in about 10 years.



Note that this was published in May of 2001. Open the link to read the full article, it offers the best explanation of global warming that I have seen. When I was in school I was a research assistant for the professor who wrote this.
 
Quote from TGregg:

That's one thing I wonder about. Could you imagine being a young, naive, doe-eyed youngster fresh out of college and going to work at the SEC to make the world a better place? Then you see the rampant corruption, while you spend years carefully crafting resolutions and documents. Then years discussing, refining, explaining and arguing about them.

Then they have absolutely no impact.

The teams that put together SEC regulations and overwhelming quantity of ethics study materials were undoubtedly very proud of their accomplishment. For many, it was probably the crowning moment of their entire career - their pinnacle, their acme of perfection. But it's garbage and soon will be forgotten other than as an example of yet another rotten piece of work by a useless institution.

If that doesn't corrupt you, then you become bitter and cynical. In a way, working at the SEC is a fitting punishment for those who believe in it.

:D Sorry, couldn't resist. Carry on.
 
Quote from bigdavediode:



When the UN wants peacekeeping done, they currently go to countries such as Bangladesh.


I now see why you're unable to understand that there is no consensus on MMGW.

You're insane.
 
Quote from Haroki:

I now see why you're unable to understand that there is no consensus on MMGW.

You're insane.

It's a good idea for readers to keep in mind that just late last year bigdavediode
was fervently arguing that our beloved King Hussein was not in any way, shape, form or fashion MUSLIM.

Now of course his chosen one openly brags about his Muslim roots.

For those unable to put two and two together let me spell it out.

bigdavediode was full of shit



Now I claim no expertise in climatology.
But I'm confident that the earth's climate was cycling between one extreme and another long before man was able to have any impact.

That coupled with the fact of WHO is arguing for man made global warming, well, puts a large question mark on the whole debate for me.
 
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