errr Global Warming?

[Outlaw Yogi]

The British Met Office claims it said no such thing and agrees with the NOAA claim that the planet has continued to warm, the 10 hottest years on record are since 1998, and that some of the warming has been absorbed by the Pacific Ocean, and in turn raised the temp of the Pacific Ocean.

This has been debunked a couple of times in this very thread. Why do you deny the science that says the missing heat is not in the fucking oceans, you stupid moonbat.

Righto Goober, I'm calling you out on this.

If what you say is factual, you should have no trouble nominating which agency, authority or institution has done what you claim.
Note it must be a science based org, not the church of psychotic hypocrites or scientology ect.
And it must have a link or references to the org and info for it to be credible.

I reckon you'll fail this test and just squeal a volley of obscenities because you don't have the intellect or fortitude to do otherwise.

C'mon IQ, I'm challenging your integrity and credibility here. Defend your honour so I have to apologise or become my whipping boy til I die.

[IQS.RLOW]

Thanks for admitting you know fuck all and havent bothered to educate yourself.

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[Rorschach]

I read somewhere and in some scientific papers backing it up, ages ago, that the "missing heat" is quantified by models. But... that the models used are wrong. So the heat isn't missing as such... it just isn't.

[Neferti]

I read somewhere and in some scientific papers backing it up, ages ago, that the "missing heat" is quantified by models. But... that the models used are wrong. So the heat isn't missing as such... it just isn't.

A.G.E. It's a bugger, isn't it? CRS is even worse.

Nevermind .... carry on.

[Outlaw Yogi]

Thanks for admitting you know fuck all and havent bothered to educate yourself.

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Well that's a fail by defaullt. If you had something to back your claim you'd jam it in my face.

I was hoping you might post something from Bjorn Lomborg so I could tell you that'd be a fail as well,
and why no uni, not even a right wing uni like the one I went to (despite a grab at $4 mil)[CQU] will risk their credibility.

The reason being Lomborg disseminates essays backed by his own foot notes, not research or references to research,
which fails undergraduate essay writing and basic academic standards.

Anyway, anyone continuing to use the "British Met office reports 16+ years of little or no global warming" fairy tale
is a deliberate liar wittingly misrepresenting the British Met Offfice because the British Met Office presents Global Warming as thus :

[IQS.RLOW]

I did just jam it in your face.

Your inability to read and comprehend is your problem, not mine you green tinged pig fucking Gaia loving moonbat without a clue.

Hit the link again and add in NASA if you need your hand held, but I suspect you will completely ignore the science because it doesn't accord with your religion.

[Super Nova]

What are you on about? There's no religion in this debate over climate change............

Pope Francis has warned the world is at a "critical moment of history" in the fight against climate change as he was welcomed to the White House by President Barack Obama.



On a crisp, sunny morning in Washington DC, the pontiff said there is still time to act, but the crisis must not be left to a future generation.

He delivered his remarks as the red carpet was rolled out for him ahead of an Oval Office meeting with Mr Obama.

In his remarks, Francis praised the President's efforts to curb air pollution.

"Accepting the urgency, it seems clear to me also that climate change is a problem which can no longer be left to a future generation," he said.

"When it comes to the care of our 'common home', we are living at a critical moment of history."

His remarks will delight liberals, while his call to protect religious liberties, "one of America's most precious possessions", will cheer up conservatives.

Washington is the first stop on the Pope's six-day visit to the United States, which is home to 70 million Catholics.

Mr Obama, who praised the pontiff’s "humility", addressed their shared agenda on climate change.

"Holy Father," he said, "you remind us that we have a sacred obligation to protect our planet - God's magnificent gift to us."

Earlier on Wednesday, Francis stopped by the Vatican Embassy where he gamely joined in selfies with schoolchildren.

In their talks, the Pope and President are expected to try to find common cause on other issues, including income inequality and social justice.

Their views differ on matters such as abortion and same-sex marriage.

His next stop after the White House will be the 450-strong bishops' conference at the Cathedral of St Matthew the Apostle.

Many US bishops have struggled to come to terms with Francis' focus on social justice.

Later on Wednesday, he will canonise a Spanish friar who brought the Catholic faith to California.

On Thursday, Francis will address a joint session of the US Congress.

He will address the United Nations General Assembly on Friday in New York City.

Francis' address to US lawmakers will be closely watched given his history of irking both those on the right and on the left.

He will end his first visit to the US with two days in Philadelphia.

http://www.msn.com/en-au/news/world/pop ... spartandhp

[Rorschach]

What are you on about? There's no religion in this debate over climate change............

Pope Francis has warned the world is at a "critical moment of history" in the fight against climate change as he was welcomed to the White House by President Barack Obama.



On a crisp, sunny morning in Washington DC, the pontiff said there is still time to act, but the crisis must not be left to a future generation.

He delivered his remarks as the red carpet was rolled out for him ahead of an Oval Office meeting with Mr Obama.

In his remarks, Francis praised the President's efforts to curb air pollution.

"Accepting the urgency, it seems clear to me also that climate change is a problem which can no longer be left to a future generation," he said.

"When it comes to the care of our 'common home', we are living at a critical moment of history."

His remarks will delight liberals, while his call to protect religious liberties, "one of America's most precious possessions", will cheer up conservatives.

Washington is the first stop on the Pope's six-day visit to the United States, which is home to 70 million Catholics.

Mr Obama, who praised the pontiff’s "humility", addressed their shared agenda on climate change.

"Holy Father," he said, "you remind us that we have a sacred obligation to protect our planet - God's magnificent gift to us."

Earlier on Wednesday, Francis stopped by the Vatican Embassy where he gamely joined in selfies with schoolchildren.

In their talks, the Pope and President are expected to try to find common cause on other issues, including income inequality and social justice.

Their views differ on matters such as abortion and same-sex marriage.

His next stop after the White House will be the 450-strong bishops' conference at the Cathedral of St Matthew the Apostle.

Many US bishops have struggled to come to terms with Francis' focus on social justice.

Later on Wednesday, he will canonise a Spanish friar who brought the Catholic faith to California.

On Thursday, Francis will address a joint session of the US Congress.

He will address the United Nations General Assembly on Friday in New York City.

Francis' address to US lawmakers will be closely watched given his history of irking both those on the right and on the left.

He will end his first visit to the US with two days in Philadelphia.

http://www.msn.com/en-au/news/world/pop ... spartandhp

Oh no!!! Not the Pope... isn't that mightily hypocritical their SN?

[Rorschach]

What are you on about? There's no religion in this debate over climate change............

Pope Francis has warned the world is at a "critical moment of history" in the fight against climate change as he was welcomed to the White House by President Barack Obama.



On a crisp, sunny morning in Washington DC, the pontiff said there is still time to act, but the crisis must not be left to a future generation.

He delivered his remarks as the red carpet was rolled out for him ahead of an Oval Office meeting with Mr Obama.

In his remarks, Francis praised the President's efforts to curb air pollution.

"Accepting the urgency, it seems clear to me also that climate change is a problem which can no longer be left to a future generation," he said.

"When it comes to the care of our 'common home', we are living at a critical moment of history."

His remarks will delight liberals, while his call to protect religious liberties, "one of America's most precious possessions", will cheer up conservatives.

Washington is the first stop on the Pope's six-day visit to the United States, which is home to 70 million Catholics.

Mr Obama, who praised the pontiff’s "humility", addressed their shared agenda on climate change.

"Holy Father," he said, "you remind us that we have a sacred obligation to protect our planet - God's magnificent gift to us."

Earlier on Wednesday, Francis stopped by the Vatican Embassy where he gamely joined in selfies with schoolchildren.

In their talks, the Pope and President are expected to try to find common cause on other issues, including income inequality and social justice.

Their views differ on matters such as abortion and same-sex marriage.

His next stop after the White House will be the 450-strong bishops' conference at the Cathedral of St Matthew the Apostle.

Many US bishops have struggled to come to terms with Francis' focus on social justice.

Later on Wednesday, he will canonise a Spanish friar who brought the Catholic faith to California.

On Thursday, Francis will address a joint session of the US Congress.

He will address the United Nations General Assembly on Friday in New York City.

Francis' address to US lawmakers will be closely watched given his history of irking both those on the right and on the left.

He will end his first visit to the US with two days in Philadelphia.

http://www.msn.com/en-au/news/world/pop ... spartandhp

Oh no!!! Not the Pope... isn't that mightily hypocritical their SN?

[Outlaw Yogi]

I did just jam it in your face.

Your inability to read and comprehend is your problem, not mine you green tinged pig fucking Gaia loving moonbat without a clue.

Hit the link again and add in NASA if you need your hand held, but I suspect you will completely ignore the science because it doesn't accord with your religion.

A link to a google search doesn't support your "No global warming for 18 years" fairy tale,
nor does it get anywhere near my face.

As for what NASA says, well look, it's almost identical to the Brit Met office says...

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Which brings us back to your jesus freak fundamentalist "Global Warming is a hoax" chants, and your denialist claim of ...

, I have no religious convictions.

Well if that is so, why do you have a hissy fit every time someone slags off Jews?
If you had no religious convictions you wouldn't support the protected species status of parasitic vermin who've had themselves run out of countless nations.
I reckon you love Jews so much you'd suck off a rabbi for $10.