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Gaubster, socialism and communism are completely different systems.
Educate yourself. Liberalism eventually leads to Socialism which eventually leads to Communism. Show me where the checks and balances are that would keep one thing from leading to the next? |
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"GAUBSTER2" wrote in message ... From: "Cathy Friedmann" DKG and Steve G, please accept my wide applauses to your posts! I love people who are environmentally conscious. Unlike a certain Mr. G. W. Bush... Any proof of that, Cathy?? Hey, you want to view GWB as environmentally friendly, go right ahead. But then you'd better not pay attention to his record environmental issues, 'cause you'll be sorely disappointed. Cathy -- "Staccato signals of constant information..." ("The Boy in the Bubble") Paul Simon |
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"GAUBSTER2" wrote in message ... From: "Cathy Friedmann" DKG and Steve G, please accept my wide applauses to your posts! I love people who are environmentally conscious. Unlike a certain Mr. G. W. Bush... Any proof of that, Cathy?? Hey, you want to view GWB as environmentally friendly, go right ahead. But then you'd better not pay attention to his record environmental issues, 'cause you'll be sorely disappointed. Cathy -- "Staccato signals of constant information..." ("The Boy in the Bubble") Paul Simon |
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(GAUBSTER2) wrote in message ...
(...) There are many, many references showing global warming as a fraud. For every source you provide, another source can be provided debunking your source. It's a game to you, apparently. Quite so, Mr G. Would you like to play, or would you prefer to creep off the field before the game begins...? You say 'For every source you provide, another source can be provided debunking your source'. So, let's get it on. I'll start with a few sources for you to debunk: Root et al. 2003, Nature 421: 57-60. doi:10.1038/nature01333 From the abstract: 'Over the past 100 years, the global average temperature has increased by approximately 0.6 °C and is projected to continue to rise at a rapid rate' The authors review 143 other articles, concluding that 'These analyses reveal a consistent temperature-related shift, or 'fingerprint', in species ranging from molluscs to mammals and from grasses to trees. Indeed, more than 80% of the species that show changes are shifting in the direction expected on the basis of known physiological constraints of species.' Vinnikov & Grody 2003: Science 302, 269-272 http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/reprint/302/5643/269.pdf 'Our analysis shows a trend of 0.22° to 0.26°C per 10 years, consistent with the global warming trend derived from surface meteorological stations.' ' In our analysis of the MSU channel 2 data, we found nothing that would even remotely suggest the existence of a cooling trend in the troposphere temperature for the 1978-to-2002 period.' Wigley & Raper 2001: Science 293, 451-454 http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/reprint/293/5529/451.pdf 'In summary, we have shown that the very high upper-limit warming rate of about 0.5degC/decade ... is much less likely than ... about 0.3degC/decade. Even warming at this rate, however, is very large compared with the observed warming over the past century...' In a letter to Science magazine, Bradley (2001) comments 'The evidence for warming over the last 60 years is unequivocal, even if the direct instrumental record is ignored. The change in temperature has led to a major reduction in the mass of alpine glaciers in almost all parts of the world (1), an increase in permafrost thawing at high latitudes (2) and at high altitudes (3), a reduction in the extent and thickness of Arctic sea-ice (4), later freeze-up and earlier break-up dates of ice on rivers and lakes (5), and an increase in the calving rate of Antarctic ice shelves (6). There is no evidence or reason to think that these systems have a lag response to warming of 50 years or more [e.g., (7)]. There have also been shifts in the distribution of plant and animal species, both latitudinally and altitudinally (8), changes in the phenology of plant leafing and flowering (9), and the storage of significant quantities of heat in the near-surface ocean (10), as well as an overall rise in sea-level driven by both continental ice melting and a steric change due to the increase in overall ocean temperature (11). In addition, there have been remarkable increases in ground temperatures over the last millennium (12).' (Science 292, p. 2011 - 15 Jun 2001). Each of those numbers refers to a citation in the letter, to support the statement made. You will note that I've restricted myself to the journals 'Science' and 'Nature', perhaps the most prestigious scientific journals in circulation. I have also barely scratched the surface of the papers just in Science and Nature that highlight the existence of global warming. When debunking these papers, I suggest that you stick to peer-reviewed journal articles. We wouldn't want you giving 'cites' to absurd right-wing conspiracy theory nonsense now, would we? Try selling your "global warming" to people suffering from the cold winter we've been having here in the US and Canada. AlGore attempted it on the coldest day of the year some weeks back and he was ridiiculed (rightfully so) for being an idiot. Feel free to illustrate the idiocy in the authors I cite above. I'm sure they would value your perceptive and clear-thinking input. Oh, by the way, a search or two of a few appropriate journal search engines suggests that there are probably 4,000 peer reviewed journal articles dealing with global warming. Just to give you a flavour to savour. Over to you. Steve. |
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(GAUBSTER2) wrote in message ...
(...) There are many, many references showing global warming as a fraud. For every source you provide, another source can be provided debunking your source. It's a game to you, apparently. Quite so, Mr G. Would you like to play, or would you prefer to creep off the field before the game begins...? You say 'For every source you provide, another source can be provided debunking your source'. So, let's get it on. I'll start with a few sources for you to debunk: Root et al. 2003, Nature 421: 57-60. doi:10.1038/nature01333 From the abstract: 'Over the past 100 years, the global average temperature has increased by approximately 0.6 °C and is projected to continue to rise at a rapid rate' The authors review 143 other articles, concluding that 'These analyses reveal a consistent temperature-related shift, or 'fingerprint', in species ranging from molluscs to mammals and from grasses to trees. Indeed, more than 80% of the species that show changes are shifting in the direction expected on the basis of known physiological constraints of species.' Vinnikov & Grody 2003: Science 302, 269-272 http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/reprint/302/5643/269.pdf 'Our analysis shows a trend of 0.22° to 0.26°C per 10 years, consistent with the global warming trend derived from surface meteorological stations.' ' In our analysis of the MSU channel 2 data, we found nothing that would even remotely suggest the existence of a cooling trend in the troposphere temperature for the 1978-to-2002 period.' Wigley & Raper 2001: Science 293, 451-454 http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/reprint/293/5529/451.pdf 'In summary, we have shown that the very high upper-limit warming rate of about 0.5degC/decade ... is much less likely than ... about 0.3degC/decade. Even warming at this rate, however, is very large compared with the observed warming over the past century...' In a letter to Science magazine, Bradley (2001) comments 'The evidence for warming over the last 60 years is unequivocal, even if the direct instrumental record is ignored. The change in temperature has led to a major reduction in the mass of alpine glaciers in almost all parts of the world (1), an increase in permafrost thawing at high latitudes (2) and at high altitudes (3), a reduction in the extent and thickness of Arctic sea-ice (4), later freeze-up and earlier break-up dates of ice on rivers and lakes (5), and an increase in the calving rate of Antarctic ice shelves (6). There is no evidence or reason to think that these systems have a lag response to warming of 50 years or more [e.g., (7)]. There have also been shifts in the distribution of plant and animal species, both latitudinally and altitudinally (8), changes in the phenology of plant leafing and flowering (9), and the storage of significant quantities of heat in the near-surface ocean (10), as well as an overall rise in sea-level driven by both continental ice melting and a steric change due to the increase in overall ocean temperature (11). In addition, there have been remarkable increases in ground temperatures over the last millennium (12).' (Science 292, p. 2011 - 15 Jun 2001). Each of those numbers refers to a citation in the letter, to support the statement made. You will note that I've restricted myself to the journals 'Science' and 'Nature', perhaps the most prestigious scientific journals in circulation. I have also barely scratched the surface of the papers just in Science and Nature that highlight the existence of global warming. When debunking these papers, I suggest that you stick to peer-reviewed journal articles. We wouldn't want you giving 'cites' to absurd right-wing conspiracy theory nonsense now, would we? Try selling your "global warming" to people suffering from the cold winter we've been having here in the US and Canada. AlGore attempted it on the coldest day of the year some weeks back and he was ridiiculed (rightfully so) for being an idiot. Feel free to illustrate the idiocy in the authors I cite above. I'm sure they would value your perceptive and clear-thinking input. Oh, by the way, a search or two of a few appropriate journal search engines suggests that there are probably 4,000 peer reviewed journal articles dealing with global warming. Just to give you a flavour to savour. Over to you. Steve. |
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On 06 Feb 2004 23:45:27 GMT, (GAUBSTER2) wrote:
Subject: IT'S TIME TO CHANGE THE PRACTICES OF THE PET FOOD INDUSTRY!!!!! Introduction From: (Steve G) If you are referenceing global warming, that's only a theory. Hee hee hee. You could hop over to the AGRICOLA search engine, and find c.1000 papers dealing with global warming. Perhaps you could pop across to the EPA web site, to see what they have to say on the issue: There are many, many references showing global warming as a fraud. For every source you provide, another source can be provided debunking your source. It's a game to you, apparently. It's interesting because in the 1970s, the big environmental scare was the "approaching Ice Age". Now it's "global warming". Try selling your "global warming" to people suffering from the cold winter we've been having here in the US and Canada. AlGore attempted it on the coldest day of the year some weeks back and he was ridiiculed (rightfully so) for being an idiot. No sir, there is no question that the world is becoming warmer over all. On average, the temperature is increasing year after year. You can argue that it is not because of human activity, but you can not argue that it is not getting warmer. Well, I guess you can but no scientist will agree with you. The fact that it is ass freezing cold this winter in the east coast does not disprove global warming. All that warming means is that the atmosphere is more active; heat is energy. We can expect more active (read severe) weather of all kinds and we are getting it. More droughts, more floods, more intense heat, more intense cold. And, over all, hotter weather. Hey, but since it only means the end of humanity, why should we care? Let's keep selling those SUVs. Oh yea, the ozone hole you mentioned. It is closing. Because we took action and banned the chlorine containing gases and such. I'm sure you opposed that as handicapping industry. |
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