The Great Global Warming Swindle

[Moe R]

A good article to remind us who invented the hoax and umm invented the internet
Gore Reports Snow and Ice Across the World Vanishing Quickly

[byjoveoldchap]

Himalayan Glaciers Not Melting

A good article to remind us who invented the hoax and umm invented the internet
Gore Reports Snow and Ice Across the World Vanishing Quickly

I noted the above report was from COPENHAGEN, Denmark, December 14, 2009

Moe R - Very interesting to hear the reports of alarming, new 'danger's we face, goodness me... SOOT.. and now the CRYOSPHERE!!!

Strangely I notice they switch their primary focus to Glaciers and how millions will die from lack of river water once they melt. It is sickening how they talk of helping the poor nations, when it is just another lever to frighten the masses into accepting their desperate lies!

"Snow cover is diminishing, and glaciers from the Himalayas to the Alps are melting rapidly, with the greatest reductions in the Andes and the Rockies, the report shows. "

"The melting of glaciers can cause extensive water shortages. Today, more than a billion people depend on water from the Himalayan plateau."

"We should start by cutting emissions of short-lived drivers of climate change such as soot and ozone..."

Searching for evidence to confirm the above claims, I found the following.

Himalayan Glaciers Not Melting
Submitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Fri, 11/13/2009 - 15:26

According to a flurry of recent reports by the BBC and other mass media, the glaciers in the Himalayan mountains are melting at a furious pace. Of course this is taken as proof that climate change is still taking place at an ever accelerating rate, despite the fact the global temperatures have remained flat for the past decade. What, then, explains the rapidly retreating Himalayan glaciers? Nothing[, because the glaciers are not shrinking. A new report by a senior Indian glaciologist states that the glaciers remain frozen and quite intact, thank you.

Raina's report draws on published studies and unpublished findings from half a dozen Indian groups who have analyzed remote-sensing satellite data or conducted on-site surveys at remote locations often higher than 5000 meters. While the report surveyed of a number of glaciers, two particularly iconic ones stand out.

The first is the 30-kilometer-long Gangotri glacier, source of the Ganges RiverSiachin glacier in Kashmir, is even more stable. Claims reported in the popular press that Siachin has shrunk as much as 50% are simply wrongKireet Kumar of the G. B. Pant Institute of Himalayan Environment and Development in Almora. Much like the hysteria about Greenland's ice cap, it seems reports of the glaciers' demise are a bit premature.
Jeffrey S. Kargelstabilized or undergone an aggressive advanceMichael Bishop, a mountain geomorphologist at the University of Nebraska.

Having recently returned from an expedition to K2, one of the highest peaks in the world, Canadian glaciologist Kenneth Hewitt says he observed five advancing glaciers and only a single one in retreat.

Other researchers and noted experts have raised their voices in support of Raina's conclusions. According to Himalayan glacier specialistwrong

One of the dire predictions that the IPCC report made was for water shortagesmonsoon rainfall,Glacier melt contributes only 3% to 4% of the Ganges's annual flow, says Kireet Kumar. Another piece of climate catastrophist propaganda debunked.

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A Review of the Raina Report
Submitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Sun, 11/14/2010 - 14:34.

Because of all the uproar over Dr. Raina's report,the government of India engaged Australian ice expert Cliff Ollier to perform a critical review.

His conclusion?

" Dr. Ollier, a professor at the School of Earth and Environment, University of Western Australia,
has unequivocally pronounced Dr. Raina's work sound and his conclusions correct "
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"Snow cover is diminishing, and glaciers from the Himalayas to the Alps are melting rapidly"
- hmmm, maybe we should help them out by collecting all this snow and storing it in our fridges?

Thanks to Moe R for bringing more lies to light
.

[byjoveoldchap]

Now we know the British MET office gets it wrong, but maybe the Swedish are better equipped to forecast any cold weather spells?


The SMHI () using 'more computer power' and 'high geographical resolution',
proudly state the following on their website,

The new scenarios show the effects of global warming with more details than before, thanks to more computer power and high geographical resolution.

Extreme weather will be more common in Europe, heavy rain and heat waves will be more frequent and more intense than at present.

New climate projections for severe weather situations in 100 years also show that truly cold days will virtually disappear.

Truly cold weatheris unlikely to occur in future.

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hmmm, so why was this not foreseen???

Coldest December in Sweden in 110 years[/B]the coldest December in at least 110 years.

link here
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oh well, maybe they're not.

[Moe R]

This is just too funny.Just google Al Gore Buys Waterfront Property. Or anything like that. Everybody hates this guy. He should do the planet a favor.

Al Gore buys oceanfront property - Maggie's Farm

Why is Al Gore buying ocean front property? - Yahoo!7 Answers

http://www.ihatethemedia.com/al-gore-buy-home-in-montecito

[byjoveoldchap]

Ice floes the size of cars

Ice floes the size of cars lends sub-zero Cumbrian shoreline
the look of an Arctic wasteland
By Daily Mail Reporter



Just like Antarctica: Children take in the amazing views of the Solway Firth in Cumbria, UK
- where the recent thaw has led to massive icebergs floating down the estuary

Daily Mail link

[Aaron]

What killed the animals?

I wonder if the dead animals labeled as dead from freezing temps
really are killed by this global cooling or if something else killed them all.

Map: From fish to birds, the week in dead animals | Posted | National Post

Click the map for a larger version.

[byjoveoldchap]

'Sun heats Earth!'

Science bulletin: 'Sun heats Earth!'
Russian research forecasts global cooling
Posted: October 27, 2009"Sun Heats Earth!"

Habibullo Abdussamatov, the head of space research at St. Petersburg's Pulkovo Astronomical Observatory in Russia, has published a paper in which he tracks sunspot activity going back to the 19th century to argue that total sun irradiance is the primary factor responsible for causing climate variations on Earth, not carbon dioxide.

Moreover, Abdussamatov's analysis of sun-activity data has led him to conclude that the Earth is entering a prolonged cooling phase because sunspot activity is currently in a phase regarded as a "minimum."

"Observations of the sun show that, as for the increase in temperature, carbon dioxide is 'not guilty,'" Abdussamatov wrote, "and, as for what lies ahead in the coming decades, it is not catastrophic warming, but a global and very prolonged temperature drop."

story here

[byjoveoldchap]

40,000 dead crabs washed up on Kent coastline

I wonder if the dead animals labeled as dead from freezing temps
really are killed by this global cooling or if something else killed them all.

Hi Aaron, I have been following this trail and initially, it was Arkansas that got my attention with 5,000 red-winged blackbird deaths followed by another report of dead fish. The blame was focused on a bio-weapons storage plant nearby.

However, this is now being reported globally and is truly awful and bizarre!

Now it is happening in UK...
40,000 dead crabs washed up on Kent coastline
as UK is latest country to be hit by bizarre animal deaths
link

All these signs seem very reminiscent of biblical stories prior to earth changes, or deep volcanic activity?

I have no doubt we are going to see much more of this!

video and story here from BBC

NOTE: it seems that these massive crab deaths have occured in UK, for the last three winters, so it is more puzzling than ever!

[rickoff]

A step-change in Earth's climate outlook?

(from a CFACT article by Dennis Avery)

READ MORE

[ashtweth]

flooding

Guys,dont know if this is related, but the jet stream over Australia is pretty hardcore,its been raining for 2months here.

Death toll rises to eight, 70 missing as flash floods strike Queensland
Death toll rises to eight, 70 missing as flash floods strike Queensland | The Australian


Ash

[byjoveoldchap]

Guys,dont know if this is related, but the jet stream over Australia is pretty hardcore,its been raining for 2months here.
Ash

Afraid it doesn't look good Ash.

JAN 12th - 31st 2011
Tropical Cyclone likely formations in South Indian Ocean & Australasian / West Pacific waters + Flood warnings Australia

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more here

MUST SEE TWO PART YOUTUBE: Piers Corbyn Returns: The Cold Truth of What is to Come in 2011 - Alex Jones Tv

Alex talks with meteorologist and astrophysicist Piers Corbyn. He is the owner of Weather Action which makes weather forecasts up to a year in advance. Corbyn is well-known for his opposition to the idea of anthropogenic global warming.

[ashtweth]

Hi byjoveoldchap thanks for the heads up, dont know if this is related to the cooling cycle but here is an idea of how bad the jet stream is

[byjoveoldchap]

Hi byjoveoldchap thanks for the heads up, dont know if this is related to the cooling cycle but here is an idea of how bad the jet stream is

Well Ash, the evidence from above certainly indicates the curling and focusing of the jet stream onto the Eastern side of Ozzy to me!
Observing that satellite data on a daily basis, should give signs as to whether it is indeed 'stuck', and also first signs of it moving.

I understand that the 1973/74 floods were even higher than now, can you confirm that?

What is not clearly explained in these tv reports, is where all this water comes from. I've only heard of one river being blamed, the Brisbane River? A Google map showing the terrain would be worth viewing, i'll try to get a look at that tonight.

It seems there is a 39 year eclipse cycle that is responsible for this.

More bad news follows...
SIGNIFICANT FLOODS in SouthWest Queensland 25-29 Jan.

more here

[Farmhand]

Hi Ash, byjoveoldchap and all, i'm in CQ, the rain has stopped for a bit now, but we are effectively cut off for a while, the local store is short of food too.

Before the 74 flood there was more rain, I think the main problem this time is they tried to store too much water too early in the season, this is how I see it, maybe i'm wrong.

They held up as much water as they could in all the dams, because for the last few years the water has run short. And of course like a bunch of silly children they just thought that holding more water would fix the problem of running out, however when the dams are all full and "letting go excess" already, the rivers and creeks are all higher to start with. Then more heavy rain on top of that, and a dam gate or two automatically opens or something maybe, Kablamo people get washed out to sea. I don't think all that water would have came down like that all at once if they wern't messing with it the way they do. The answer is intelligent useage and storage not more, more,more all the time. Heads need to roll in my opinion. Just my opinion.

If the dams had some reserve capacity left they could have caught the rain then let it go slowly. It's all about poor planning and morons. Without any common sense being used it's just a lottery. Pray for us.

Cheers

[Farmhand]

Wel well, would you believe it, now the ATM's are running out of money for people to buy whats left. I bet they closed the doors on a lot of store's and supermarkets and let the food be destroyed by the floodwater. The power had to be cut off in brisbane so even if they are not flooded completely the perishable's will warm up. It's not going to be easy for all those people to get food. I'm very glad i'm not stuck in the city. And it looks like a cyclone forming off the coast to the right in this image.

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