Climate changes happen over many decades, not 10 or 25 years. 10 or 25 years is weather, not climate. Yes, we had more snow and colder winters when I was growing up in the 60's. There was even more snow and colder temps in the 40's and 50's than in the 60's. Weather patterns change, the suns output changes, volcanoes explode and cool things, deserts expand and contract, the earths orbit changes slightly....there are a millions tiny parts to climate change. Man can certainly be one of them, but the current hysteria can't account for previous changes if it's mostly man made.
The problem with all this is that we are supposed to believe that the climate should remain basically static, with no change over our life times. We're supposed to buy the idea that weather recordings from the 20's and 30's at what was a grass field airport should be the same today when the airport is surrounded by miles of black tarmac, buildings, etc. We're supposed to believe that when NASA or NOAA are caught manipulating data it was "just a mistake" but when someone questions the data they are "deniers" that must be in the pocket of Big Oil and want us all to die. We are supposed to believe that the scientists and others in the Climate Change Industry aren't like everyone else, that they don't have bills to pay, kids to clothe and feed, mortgages. etc. So they wouldn't ever produce agenda driven data.
Well, sorry, I'm not buying it. #1- we've already seen evidence of agenda driven data and reports and other things that call the Climate Change Industry into question. #2- Without climate change, a lot of people would be out of a job. You really think no one would massage a little data to keep their job? #3- No matter what the weather or climate does, warm or cool, no storms, lots of storms, it's ALL climate change. That defies logic. #4- the 99% consensus? It's horse puckey. Look it up.
In short, the fact is we don't know what we don't know. The sun and the oceans control our weather and our climate. We can't control either of those. Yes, we should be good stewards. Yes, the earth is exploited and abused daily and would probably be better off without mankind altogether if you're a purist, but that's not going to happen and shouldn't anyway. The sole answer put forth by the Climate Change Industry is that the west and the 1st world nations should cripple themselves and send their wealth to the rest of the world...via the UN IPCC of course, who will take their cut and distribute that wealth where they see fit. No chance of any malfeasance there! That's the real world, that's where we are.
It's not about climate change or weather. It's about power and money, no more, no less.
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