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That warm feeling created by false satisfaction will have to suffice in the winter months.How is making utility bills “skyrocket” (per Obama) going to help babies and the poor?
That warm feeling created by false satisfaction will have to suffice in the winter months.How is making utility bills “skyrocket” (per Obama) going to help babies and the poor?
I’m not even sure that is important. What is important is that his policies are bankrupting the country. It’s already too late to get him out, unless of course some great scandal comes to light. The lockstep voting will not stop until the people “feel” the results of policies they once foolishly supported. With 50% of the electorate on welfare, it will take some serious pain to make that happen. Obamacare may bring us to that crunch point. But if not that, some other of his policies, such as you’ve mentioned, the deliberate escalation of energy prices, although I don’t think we’ll get that far before there is a repudiation of current policies. But I could be wrong-- I was shocked he won another term.I don’t think it matters whether we know his motives or not. He might not actually have any beyond a shallow self-aggrandizement.
Perhaps more important is the fact that he is surrounded by, has aided to power, and is aided to power by people of tremendously questionable goals and motivations. His group has come to utterly dominate his political party, so totally that now and then one sees them vote against the clear will of their constituents and against their own political interests. Can one really believe all Democrats are as totally supportive of the “Obama agenda” (whoever formulated it) as they vote? It’s hard to imagine that, because there have always been dissidents in political parties. And yet, they really do march like lemmings. I once held office in that party, and it was not that way before. That, in itself, is mightily troubling to me.
How is turning off lights not in use (& the many other cost-effective energy efficiency/conservation & alt energy measures) making utility bills skyrocketHow is making utility bills “skyrocket” (per Obama) going to help babies and the poor?
around 6,000 years ago the earth sustained temperatures that were probably more than four degrees Fahrenheit hotter than those of the twentieth century, yet mankind flourished. The Sahara desert bloomed with plants, and water loving animals such as hippopotamuses wallowed in rivers and lakes. Dense forests carpeted Europe from the Alps to Scandinavia.
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What is well known is that climate changes. The world has shifted from periods that were considerably warmer – during the Mesozoic era when the dinosaurs thrived the earth appears to have been about 18deg. Fahrenheit warmer than now – to spells that were substantially colder, such as the Ice Ages when huge glaciers submerged much of the Northern Hemisphere.[6] One paleoclimatologist estimated that, during the Precambrian period, the polar regions were about 36deg.F colder than they are in the contemporary world.[7] During the last interglacial, about 130,000 years ago or about when modern man was first exploring the globe, the average temperature in Europe was at least 2deg. to 5deg.F warmer than at present.[8] Hippopotamuses, lions, rhinoceroses and elephants roamed the English countryside. Areas watered today by the monsoons in Africa and east Asia enjoyed even more rainfall then. Indeed during the last 12,000 years, that is since the end of the last glacial period, the globe has alternated between times substantially warmer and epochs that were noticeably cooler.
An examination of the record of the last twelve millennia reveals that mankind prospered during the warm periods and suffered during the cold ones. Transitions from a warm to a cold period or vice-versa were difficult for people who lived in climates that were adversely affected yet benefited others who inhabited regions in which the weather improved. On average, however, humans gained during the centuries in which the earth enjoyed higher temperatures.
And every “think tank” or institution in favor of MMGW hoax can be traced to the left, in money and influence. What’s your point and why does this only matter on one side…hypocrites, I don’t trust you!GLOBAL WARMING: A Boon to Humans and Other Animals
Thomas Gale Moore
Senior Fellow
Hoover Institution
Founded in 1919 by Herbert Hoover, the Stanford University-based Hoover Institution is one of the oldest research institutes in the United States. Funded largely by right-wing foundations and corporate donors, Hoover has been a mainstay of the Republican Party for decades, serving as a virtual revolving door for high-level GOP figures and appartchiks, including many who served in the George W. Bush administration.
rightweb.irc-online.org/profile/Hoover_Institution
You mean like Pope Benedict XVI?And every “think tank” or institution in favor of MMGW hoax can be traced to the left, in money and influence. What’s your point and why does this only matter on one side…hypocrites, I don’t trust you!
Well, sounds like he was saying we shouldn’t starve the poor in addressing a complex phenomona that is not truly understood. That whatever is done should be credible based on all the evidence and are actual knowledge vice theories not borne out by the data.You mean like Pope Benedict XVI?
catholicclimatecovenant.org/catholic-teachings/vatican-messages/
On Nov. 25, 2011, Pope Benedict XVI addressed delegates of 194 countries gathering in Durban, South Africa for the latest round of international climate change negotiations. He urged that they reach a strong global agreement to address the challenge of climate change: I hope that all members of the international community can*** agree on a responsible, credible and supportive response to this worrisome and complex phenomenon, keeping in mind the needs of the poorest populations and of future generations***.
Yes, and he indicates a belief that there is something we CAN do to “address the challenge of climate change”.Well, sounds like he was saying we shouldn’t starve the poor in addressing a complex phenomona that is not truly understood. That whatever is done should be credible based on all the evidence and are actual knowledge vice theories not borne out by the data.
He was and is lead by scientists who are very questionable. And you know and should not even suggest that I would place the Church leaders in this, you place them there; I most certainly do not. You continue to add meaning and words to my statements, you do not want honest dialogue, you want and expect me to agree with you. If I do not it must be because I am partisan or political. I think I am done here, this will lead no where new. My offer of a new tone I see has been rejected.You mean like Pope Benedict XVI?
catholicclimatecovenant.org/catholic-teachings/vatican-messages/
On Nov. 25, 2011, Pope Benedict XVI addressed delegates of 194 countries gathering in Durban, South Africa for the latest round of international climate change negotiations. He urged that they reach a strong global agreement to address the challenge of climate change: I hope that all members of the international community can agree on a responsible, credible and supportive response to this worrisome and complex phenomenon, keeping in mind the needs of the poorest populations and of future generations.
Then Why are we starving people in the name of MMCC???Yes, and he indicates a belief that there is something we CAN do to “address the challenge of climate change”.
BTW “starving the poor” is your haax and fear mongering tactic. We can address climate change without starving anyone.
He was and is lead by scientists who are very questionable.
You honestly do not see a contradiction in these two statements?And you know and should not even suggest that I would place the Church leaders in this, you place them there; I most certainly do not.
An Environmental Protection Agency proposal designed to reduce CO2 emissions and reduce global warming will actually have no “notable CO2 emission changes.”
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So, Obama is going to kill an entire industry, throwing at least 750,000 people out of work, and it isn’t going to have any effect on CO2 emissions.“The EPA does not anticipate that this proposed rule will result in notable CO2 emission changes, energy impacts, monetized benefits, costs, or economic impacts by 2022,” the EPA writes under the comments section of its proposal.
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The EPA also admits that “the owners of newly built electric generating units will likely choose technologies that meet these standards even in the absence of this proposal due to existing economic conditions as normal business practice.”
Good point.I wonder if anyone has determined the correct mean temperature for the globe. Which mean temperature must be maintained?
No I don’t because I know what I wrote and why I wrote it. Your job seems to be to re-write what I wrote and change the meaning. You do not have that right.You honestly do not see a contradiction in these two statements?
I quoted you directly.No I don’t because I know what I wrote and why I wrote it. Your job seems to be to re-write what I wrote and change the meaning. You do not have that right.
It’s not a chip, it is disgust and disapointment. I know what I mean by my words, you try to re-interpret them. I don’t care what you think I mean, I am told you what I meant. To say different is disrespectful and arrogant. You change the discussion from cordial to this when you speak to what my words mean and how I think and you have no ideas who I am or how I think. Again I mention, the attempt at a new tone is dead, you have put it out of it’s misery by your accusations.I quoted you directly.
I can accept diversity but I do have a hard time accepting inconsistency and contradiction.
What you interpret as lack of respect is actually request for clarification.
Look back at what I wrote without the chip on your shoulder.