It's Bloody Cold Here - Is Global Warming All Over?

FantomX

andykn wrote: »

I realise

LOL! :rotfl:

:T

FantomX

Linton wrote: »

try looking on the met office website.

Ahh yes....I'm still waiting for that "Barbecue Summer" Lipton?

:rotfl:

andykn

FantomX wrote: »

LOL! :rotfl:

:T

Still going through those 12 hockey sticks you claimed I was lying about, then?

matbe

Still trying to sell your horsesh*t are you?

Give it up shrill.

Keep on taking it, Big Al loves you long time.

ILW

UPDATE

2 foot of snow here now.

prosaver

Linton wrote: »

Oh dear, you clearly have never programmed a computer in your life.

Actually the next 5 days weather forecast is in my experience pretty accurate - try looking on the met office website. QUOTE]
ermm...? didnt the met office (last year) say we were going to have a barbeque summer?
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

prosaver

andykn wrote: »

Still going through those 12 hockey sticks you claimed I was lying about, then?

it funny how some people will really do anything to believe in global warming ....heres why http://www.brookes.ac.uk/about/news/climatechangegrant
show me the money
say it....
show me ..the money ...
Shall we all join the gravy train..
why its money for nothing :beer:

andykn

matbe wrote: »

Still trying to sell your horsesh*t are you?

Give it up shrill.

Keep on taking it, Big Al loves you long time.

How do you manage to dig your head so far into the sand with both fingers pressed so firmly into your ears?

andykn

prosaver wrote: »

it funny how some people will really do anything to believe in global warming ....heres why http://www.brookes.ac.uk/about/news/climatechangegrant
show me the money
say it....
show me ..the money ...
Shall we all join the gravy train..
why its money for nothing :beer:

And funny how some people think they know more than every major world scientific institution.

prosaver

andykn wrote: »

And funny how some people think they know more than every major world scientific institution.

read an weep ..fool
Never mind the Climategate whitewash – what about our new £50 billion annual climate bill?


Written by James Delingpole, Telegraph | 07 July 2010
So the Sir Muir Russell inquiry into Climategate was, pretty much, a whitewash. But then we’d already guessed that. The danger with all these official cover-ups – reported with salivating glee by the Warmists’ drooling useful idiots in the Mainstream Media – is that they distract from the main point.
And the main point, at least as far as British taxpayers are concerned is this: under the terms of the 2008 Climate Change Act we are the only country in the world legally committed to making swinging reductions in CO2, the harmless trace gas which helps plants grow and which we really need more of not less in order to soften the blow of the imminent global cooling.
How much is this lunacy going to cost us? The figure which used to be quoted was £18 billion per annum. Apparently this has now more than doubled.
The new figure our glorious Coalition intends to squander – every single year for the next 40 years – is £50 billion, all in order to deal with a problem that doesn’t actually exist.
We learned this horror in questions posed in the Lords earlier this week by Lord Lawson of Blaby in response to something called the Green Investment Bank Commission on “Unlocking investment to deliver Britain’s low carbon future” – aka the Wigley Report.

Lord Lawson of Blaby: I am grateful to the Leader of the House. Is my noble friend aware that only a couple of days ago, Mr Bob Wigley, the chairman of the previous Government’s Green Investment Bank Commission, stated that meeting the requirements of the absurd Climate Change Act will cost the United Kingdom £50 billion a year, every year, for the next 40 years. How-above all in this age of austerity-can this possibly be justified?

I don’t know which is more terrifying – Lawson’s shock revelation or the nauseating mix of delusional arrogance and complacency in the response from the coalition’s parliamentary under-secretary of state at the Department of Energy and Climate Change Lord Marland.

Lord Marland: I am very grateful to noble Lords for fighting over a question for me; it is quite rare in this job. However, I must correct my noble friend; the Green Investment Bank was an initiative set up by our own party and one must not rule out the phenomenal business opportunities that it offers for this country. We must have 2 million heat pumps by 2020. We must have bioenergy, which will create 100,000 jobs at a value of £116 million. Wind alone should create 130,000 jobs at a value of £36 billion. At a time when the country needs investment, these are heartening numbers.

Why is that Lord Marland’s boast reminds me so much of my favourite Daily Mash story – the one about ex-chancellor Alastair Darling’s ingenious scheme to pay off the national debt by selling unicorns to the Chinese?

The memo also reveals Mr Darling’s secret plan to breed unicorns and sell them to Chinese millionaires.
The chancellor would invest public money in up to a dozen unicorn farms across the country churning out thousands of magical horses which would then be vacuum packed and shipped to the Far East.
Mr Darling believes that at £250,000 a unicorn the government could have paid back its £120bn of borrowing by the time Star Trek becomes reality.

Personally if I were the preposterous Lord Marland I’d choose the Unicorn plan over the “Green job” fantasy. It has considerably greater a chance of coming off. :T