13 Misconceptions about Global Warming

a reply to: bobs_uruncle


Ooft Dave stop it, we have fish cooking in the sea in Canada.

You could be onto something
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a reply to: Havamal

Oh, another YouTube guy who somehow knows more than all the thousands of scientist with PhDs. How surprising.

And 99.9% have no related degree.
They even count "scientists" whose only degree is in psychology.
Get it ?
Got it ?
Good.
It's a "numbers" game .

originally posted by: Panartisis
a reply to: bobs_uruncle


Ooft Dave stop it, we have fish cooking in the sea in Canada.

You could be onto something
link

When you do military strategy, psyops and R&D on weapons systems, you generally get tasked with defeating your own stuff so you can build better more secure systems. The whole thing forces you to think like the thing you are tasked with killing at the time like in my case terrorists and other garden variety psychopaths. I think globalists with a malignant narcissistic psychopathy are catching up though lol.

But realistically, they have access to all the HAARP units. We are seeing temperatures go from 38C one day to 14C the next, that's square wave activity. That's not nature, nature follows sinusoidal patterns. There is a dead giveaway right there, that this is not natural and is mechanically induced. So keep the peons asleep until it's too late, freezing to death is apparently quite peaceful. Why do you think they are restricting travel? They have to get you used to not traveling. So you don't have the smart idea of getting the hell out of Dodge and moving to someplace with 3-4 growing seasons a year. Also, when we came out of the last ice-age, where were all the cities if any? In the green belt +/- 1000 miles of the equator.

Want to see the future, look at the past. As the Hopi say, we are entering our fifth Sun, which is the destruction of this civilization in preparation for the next. Prepare to de-evolve again.

Cheers - Dave

a reply to: bobs_uruncle

But realistically, they have access to all the HAARP units.

Who does ?
Research before you post.

a reply to: Dalamax


LOL!!

I missed that. Haha, oh well.

a reply to: EdisonintheFM

You guiz are nutz

a reply to: bobs_uruncle
You should write a book uncle Bob

a reply to: Rekrul

At times yes. Most definitely. Feels good to go nutz once in a while, as long as no animals or priceless antiques are harmed.

This is a good article and it has some graphs about the cause of the global warming. Not surprising that the big Democrat cities in the USA are the biggest poluters here. But look at Asia...that seems really bad. Overall the USA is not that bad, but the thing is we get most of our stuff from China, we should have kept the factories here with much stricter environmental standards. Overall, the cities that import from China the most are Democrat cities too, that sounds like a strange coincidence since they are the ones complaining about dampening energy use...forcing the rest of the country to change over when they are the ones that should be stopping their waste.

Oops, forgot the link.... www.frontiersin.org...

originally posted by: Gothmog
a reply to: bobs_uruncle

But realistically, they have access to all the HAARP units.

Who does ?
Research before you post.

Let's start with this ;-)
HAARP Locations Worldwide

Then who do the intel agencies work for, not just the US, all of them? I worked for CI in South Africa and it sure as hell isn't the country they're supposedly working for a lot of the time lol. I hope you don't believe the the NSA or CIA actually works for the US, ROFL, the US taxpayer just foots the bill. They all work for globalist interests that have no country to which they pledge allegiance, it's primarily the top 0.001%, it's a little club that controls a big family of agencies. Like brothers and sisters, they get in fights and sometimes they have kill each other to keep up appearances, but they are still one big family and it's one big act. We were working on black budget projects with the US, UK, French, Israelis and we were getting materials from North Korea through the PRC and Taiwan into Atlas Aircraft for one of my projects. Co-operation between at least a half dozen intel agencies during a weapons embargo, things that make you go, hmmmmmm.

If you want to pull strings with HAARP and get things done, all you have to do is play with funding and what does that top 0.001% have, lots of funding. Hell they can just print money or write it through an account, no biggie. It's private money as well, so no accountability, no audit trail, especially through offshore account funding through say an IBC held by a blind trust or numbered foundation. If they say no they won't do it, well, then they send in the jackals for a little one on one persuasion that usually involves family members. Anyway, you know what they say, "Researchers and Scientists tend to agree with whomever is writing the checks". What are these HAARP installations, just research centers initially and now that the research is basically done, they can concentrate on manipulating the upper atmosphere to create the desired effects for fun, fear and profit.

Figuring any of this out isn't rocket science. If you're just trying to be contrary, say so.

Cheers - Dave

originally posted by: Rekrul
a reply to: bobs_uruncle
You should write a book uncle Bob

I did. The Superior Court judge said I had to change all the names and not write under my own name. Everyone got permanent injunctions to not release the names of those involved, even my wife. It was a "protect the guilty, screw the innocent" kinda thing ;-) In the end, a government minister and a university along with a broker and a private company committed tax and public funds fraud in 1997 to the tune of $150 million. I was the whistleblower. The judge was instructed to not allow a scandal to be created for the cdn government or higher "education."

It may be one of the reasons there are 2 typical and 9 serious national security statutes on my CSIS file (waves at Jim Forest and his sidekick Gary). It may be my R&D work on weapon systems, DEWs and national security infrastructure in south africa, offensive and defensive systems, it could be the arms deals, it could be the cdn Admin consul Adrian Brazeau, almost getting us all killed, CSIS isn't saying, External Affairs refused my FOIA request. CSIS did try to read me the riot act lol, that didn't work well since I was operational in the killing fields deploying my weapons and defensive systems. I doubt most of the twits at CSIS have ever seen action.

It was funny, when I got back Jim Forest told me I could be fined $15,000 and jailed for working for a foreign military for a government Canada was at odds with. I laughed at him and told ok, let's go to court, I wonder how they are going to like hearing what I have to say and naming names. He shut up about that pretty fast and moved onto plying me for info on SA ops in the cdn government and wasn't I patriotic? Knobs and wankers.

Cheers - Dave

a reply to: bobs_uruncle

And most all ,if not all , are used by universities and research groups.
I call horsesh..
Look and sound scary , don't they ?
That conspiracy theory has been debunked and dead for near 2 decades now.
Let it rest in peace.

a reply to: jrod

People are doomed. I mean if the rona dont get them? The CO2 will.

All people need to know about global warming is? That 13 thousand years ago, there were ice sheets hundreds of feet high if not miles were canada and western Washington is now. And there were periods of time in the earths system were it rained for millions of years almost consistently.

And go back to the dark ages in Europe and they were dying from the bubonic plague and bacteria spreading because of the cold, because they were in a little ice age. And go back a bit farther in the Greek and roman era, and the same places were seeing some of the hottest and sunniest days they seen since before civilization and writing was invented. And go back a few more, and the same could be said of every place around the globe.

And its why today, in cali forests are burning and so to in Oregon. The whole place is a slowly growing desert, and has been, for hundreds if not thousands of years. Even when there were cowboys and indians around, the place was more or less desert. And its been growing for as far back as people have been on this continent.

And at one point the Sahara desert was a lush tropical jungle. Now? Its a desert, and you can fit the entire main landmass of the USofA inside it. Care to take a quess were some of the poorest countries in the world are located at? If you guessed deserts and places of little natural resources? You would be correct.

Trees for oil right. Saudi arabia dream. Were they can turn there oil into trees. They spend hundreads of billions if not trillion per year trying to fix there water problems. Desalination has done some wonders. But its mostly still just one big desert.

So ya. Humans may contribute something to global warming, but mostly it only effects there local landscape, ie pollution of the local habitat. But if these people are worried about CO2? There asleep at the wheel. Because there are so many more things out there which can end things.

Just as a refresher course straight off google. "Earths atmosphere is 78 percent nitrogen, 21 percent oxygen, 0.9 percent argon, and 0.1 percent other gases" And out of that 0.1 of "other gasses" CO2 is 0.04 %. So its a fraction of a fraction.
And not even the most potent by far. Methane is way worse for global warming, and even Siberia and Greenland melting will put more methane in the atmosphere all the past human civilization, from babylon to today will and have put out in CO2 emissions.


Worrying about CO2, out of all the thousands upon thousands of more potential things which can effect the earths atmosphere to a greater degree? Is kind of like putting the cart before the horse. These people think they will be around in the next thousand years driving there priuses or cars? How silly is that. Humanity may just be the most short lived phenomena out there.

A species with ever present amnesia. Every 13 to 23 thousand years. Its the same # over and over again. Like a broken clock.

And pretty sure they will be burning in Cali and Oregon and all the rest of the states. You know why? Because the earth electromagnetic north has been moving toward Siberia for the past thousands of years. It started in milliliters, then in inches, now its in miles per year.

We have been living on an ever changing habitat and ecosystem and climate. For? Oh! About the last billion or so years. And the parts that are burning today were parts which which have been burning, since the west was won or even the natives had recollection off.

All other species, or civilization that was here before us? Are gone. Extinct. Freaking numbskulls they need to stop with this #, and get serious. Or? Die.

Co2. I suppose with covid now a days, its lost some of its doom. That? Or people can only be scared #less by one thing at a time. And these past years? Its been big pharmas turn to churn out the $$$ by squeezing the guinypigs and seeing what change falls out.

After that? Pretty sure the CO2 craze will pick up back again. After all if the TV does not tell people what to fear? How will they know what to fear or who to send money to?

And meanwhile? When people house and water cuts off in cali or other places? They can blame it on the thing which is least likely there problem. Government? Only good at fixing things which dont need fixing, or fixing up makebelieve issues.

Everything else? Its fails, and fails badly.

I think its way past time to say. That nobody knows anything on how this globe were supposedly standing on, which is floating in a void. Is going to react or go. Sure CO2 may not be great and factories and cars are not that great and may have side effect down the line.

But a slight shift in the earth molten core will lead to a shift in the electromagnetic sphere, or the suns output drops or by .01%, or a slight # in the earth tilt, or a thousand other things. May mean its lights out for us all.

Civilization, rise and fall based on the climates of the world.

Not the other way around. Which is why the rising CO2 issues will fix itself. Simply because a myriad of countless other things will take effect long before CO2 goes up a fraction of a degree, to bring up the whole global temperature worldwide up by one or two degrees.

The only thing I agree on? Is that yes. Having large amounts of people living in cities in rabbit hutches or whatever those building are called? Or however people are grown. Is the stupidest braindead idea ever. Its just a waste of resources. And its not maintainable over long periods of time.

Especially in parts which are going to be experiencing climate change.

Like the antelope and all the other animals on the Serengeti? They got to move to a new watering hole, once the old one drys out.

Its quite obvious that pretty much this whole system must be scraped and rethought and redone. Because currently? Its just not working.

a reply to: galadofwarthethird


I agree. What we do affect is the quality of air, water and land that we survive on, which in fact we are slowing killing ourselves due to pollution and other selfish destructions. The earth changes, and in doing so those that move with will be the survivors. Its like the small islands now being flooded. Building them silly seawalls will not help. Those that have moved are the survivors. No use staying. Like you can't live long in the desert without water. When your location changes , it changes too fast to escape. Have you seen all the flooding in the last 2 weeks here in Japan.

a reply to: Havamal

Watch the video ... obviously you did not.

a reply to: galadofwarthethird

As suggested, maybe you should watch the video. Your doom porn was addressed.

To put it simply, it woukd be much cheaper to find solutions to the man made climate problem now then to play the wait and see game, gamble.

Obviously CO2 drives climate, and global temperatures in a direction. This has consequences.

a reply to: Rekrul

I have.

I have taken advance courses on atmosphere chemistry. The science is undeniable. Human activity is having a profound impact on our atmosphere chemistry and ultimately our climate.

a reply to: jrod

No you haven't. You have taken an advanced course in extreme kidology

originally posted by: Gothmog
a reply to: bobs_uruncle

And most all ,if not all , are used by universities and research groups.
I call horsesh..
Look and sound scary , don't they ?
That conspiracy theory has been debunked and dead for near 2 decades now.
Let it rest in peace.

Do you know how easy it is to buy off universities and professors? Lol. My partner used to call them thinking meat that cost $10,000 a pound. It's true, throw them research funds or a paid chair/tenure and you're pretty much good for life. We did it and I'd give you names and the university if it wasn't for NDAs and a superior Court gag order :-)

The rest, debunked lol, I lived it, I think I can trust in what I did and experienced :-)

Cheers - Dave

a reply to: galadofwarthethird

Shhhhh, the climate crazies hate it when you make sense lol

Cheers - Dave