> In article nlpi061.nbdc.sbc.com>, spamanot@gmail.net
> Chip Thomas wisdom..
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>> Gary DeWaay wrote:

>>> In article comcast.com>, cds@erols.com
>>> Michael Johnson wisdom..
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>>>>> Do it, or be exposed as a lying ass liar. It's your choice.

>>>> Here you go: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOLkze-9GcI
>>>>
>>>> I bet you don't even watch the first of four parts.
>>>>

>>>
>>> WTF? What are you NUTS?
>>>
>>> Unlike you, I have a fucking job... I don't have time to watch four
>>> fucking ten minute clips hoping your claim is backed up (especially
>>> since you have made other outrageous claims like you drive an Explorer
>>> and use 16 gallons a month with it).

>> Right. So you just blindly accept the wildly exagerated claims of those
>> that stand to make huge profits from a synthesized panic.
>>

>>> Just provide a cite that sez that the planet hasn't warmed since 1998.

>> You need to provide proof that this warming trend is in variance to
>> previous warming cycles.
>>
>> As a point IN FACT, this current warming cycle is more gradual than
>> three of the last five cycles. We've been warming at a predicted rate
>> for about 18,000 years.
>>
>> Just to help you out a little, NASA reports show that the oceans have
>> not warmed as predicted. Point IN FACT, they have not warmed at all.
>> NASA actually went back to check the calibration of their instruments
>> and the found everything OK. NASA was unable to scientifically support
>> the global warming premise since the oceans should have warmed but didn't.
>>
>> Do a little research to find out how much more water vapor impacts
>> climate than ANYTHING else (or even everything else combined).
>>
>> As the earth gradually warms, more respiration occurs in the polar
>> areas. How much does this contribute to the CO2 levels?
>>
>> When the ice core samples were measured for CO2, how much compensation
>> was calculated in to account for outgassing of the samples? (hint:
>> nothing!) You didn't know that outgassing occurs? Yep, the same way
>> that your beer goes flat when it sits around for a while open to the
>> air. Same thins with those ice core samples.
>>

>>> That is your claim. Back it up or STFU... it's your choice.

>> Ball's in your court. You can either study the subject and make
>> educated comments or STFU.
>>
>>

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> More rightie blather... no cites.

> Typical.