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  • #31
    Originally posted by rcptn View Post
    Prime Minister Rudd is the one prematurely shooting his load as you put it.

    He is the one trying to pass a massive new tax in the ETS that will send this country broke based on dodgy manipulated science as shown by the evidence I have already provided.
    All you have ever provided are links to websites that promulgate the same delusional bullshit you believe equates to some global conspiracy.

    Has there been mistakes in the science of global warming, yes! Does this prove a conspiracy to forge a single world government and send Australia broke? Only in the minds of delusional conspiracy theorists like you.

    Chook.

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    • #32
      Originally posted by rcptn View Post
      Prime Minister Rudd is the one prematurely shooting his load as you put it.

      He is the one trying to pass a massive new tax in the ETS that will send this country broke based on dodgy manipulated science as shown by the evidence I have already provided.
      Just as another example of you knowing very, very little about what your claiming to know a lot about, even IF the ETS is another tax as you put it, how can generating more revenue for the government send the country broke genius?

      You see, you don't even have a grasp of the fundementals of our tax system or how a cap and trade system works. All you do is link to pieces you think are facts that back up your delusional bullshit.

      Chook.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by Chook View Post
        Just as another example of you knowing very, very little about what your claiming to know a lot about, even IF the ETS is another tax as you put it, how can generating more revenue for the government send the country broke genius?

        You see, you don't even have a grasp of the fundementals of our tax system or how a cap and trade system works. All you do is link to pieces you think are facts that back up your delusional bullshit.

        Chook.
        Easy mate

        Small business will not be compensated for additional cost of electricity and transport of goods and services and they are the lifeblood of the economy. They will either have to close down or lay people of leading to higher unemployment, less consumer consumption, less incoming income tax for the government, more outgoing welfare payments. This cycle will continue and then after the individual and family compensation from the government finishes after 3 years we will all suffer further job losses and an even lower standard of living. We will all be up shit creek without a paddle. But hey the government will be probably be ok and there to give us all Centrelink payments. But hey thats fine by Rudd and the government because they want us to be dependent on them. Thats how the Labor party lock in votes.

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        • #34
          Originally posted by rcptn View Post
          Easy mate

          Small business will not be compensated for additional cost of electricity and transport of goods and services and they are the lifeblood of the economy. They will either have to close down or lay people of leading to higher unemployment, less consumer consumption, less incoming income tax for the government, more outgoing welfare payments. This cycle will continue and then after the individual and family compensation from the government finishes after 3 years we will all suffer further job losses and an even lower standard of living. We will all be up shit creek without a paddle. But hey the government will be probably be ok and there to give us all Centrelink payments. But hey thats fine by Rudd and the government because they want us to be dependent on them. Thats how the Labor party lock in votes.

          Sorry but yet again you demonstrate a complete lack of knowledge regarding what your talking about. As is always the case, if any business large or small incur costs as a result of a governmental legislative change (GST being an example) they simply pass those costs onto the consumer. So all your doom and gloom, while amusing to read, has absolutely no basis in fact.

          Chook.

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          • #35
            Originally posted by Chook View Post
            Sorry but yet again you demonstrate a complete lack of knowledge regarding what your talking about. As is always the case, if any business large or small incur costs as a result of a governmental legislative change (GST being an example) they simply pass those costs onto the consumer. So all your doom and gloom, while amusing to read, has absolutely no basis in fact.

            Chook.
            But if the consumer cannot afford to pay then something has to give?

            That being jobs lost and businesses closing down.

            Also big business such as Coles will be compensated by the government whilst the corner store won't be compensated. Then the corner store goes out of business and jobs are lost because the government has favoured big business.

            This sort of shit should piss a Laborite like yourself right off because it crushes workers and favours big business?
            Last edited by rcptn; 01-29-2010, 11:48 AM.

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            • #36
              http://www.news.com.au/national/libe...-1225824552850

              Here is Abbott's plan to pay for reducing carbon emissions.....he must have been up all farken night thinking that one up.

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              • #37
                Originally posted by Billy Gunn View Post
                http://www.news.com.au/national/libe...-1225824552850

                Here is Abbott's plan to pay for reducing carbon emissions.....he must have been up all farken night thinking that one up.
                BG and what was your point you were trying too make about the temperature stations?

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                • #38
                  Originally posted by rcptn View Post
                  BG and what was your point you were trying too make about the temperature stations?
                  Mate you were claiming that the positions of the weather stations were deliberate to ensure they could prove climate changes. I was pointing out theat they have been there for such a long time there could be no such conspiracy.

                  The claims talked about air-conditioners, car exhausts, light bulbs, it was all just fluff that only proved that the stations are old and population expansions has changed conditions.

                  Anyway - any opinion on Abbotts policy ?

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by Billy Gunn View Post
                    Mate you were claiming that the positions of the weather stations were deliberate to ensure they could prove climate changes. I was pointing out theat they have been there for such a long time there could be no such conspiracy.

                    The claims talked about air-conditioners, car exhausts, light bulbs, it was all just fluff that only proved that the stations are old and population expansions has changed conditions.

                    Anyway - any opinion on Abbotts policy ?
                    I think you are mixed up these stations are not the same as NASA's stations

                    As for the Coalition Climate Change policy it has not been announced yet. As I understand it will be announced next week.

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                    • #40
                      Lord Monckton Storms Brisbane


                      http://www.4bc.com.au/displayPopUpPl...2010_smith.mp3


                      Brisbane: Lord Monckton, has publicly announced his disbelief in the I.P.C.C's view on climate change, debunking it's severity. As the Liberal party attempts to change course, the hindrance caused by lack of movement from party leader, Tony Abbott, fuels Monckton's concerns. Michael Smith and 4BC listener's join Monckton to discuss the climate change debate and the viability of financial interest from businesses aiding from the crisis. Listen now.

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                      • #41
                        http://network.nationalpost.com/np/b...ming-camp.aspx


                        Steve Janke: More unsettling science in the global warming camp
                        Posted: January 29, 2010, 2:15 PM by NP Editor
                        Remember how I said that we would be witness to scientists abandoning global warming orthodoxy in an attempt to regain lost credibility?
                        That the global warming dogma -- that the question of global warming was "settled science" and that carbon dioxide emissions from human activity was dramatically warming the planet -- would be challenged with new research, research that would not be suppressed?

                        Turns out I was right.

                        NASA and NOAA are organizations from which many of true believers in the global warming religion have come, and they've played a critical role in providing the scientific-sounding justification for the worst of the alarmist predictions. But now scientists from NOAA have published research in Science that challenges the core assumptions of the global warming camp:
                        http://www.ecofactory.com/news/noaa-...warming-012910

                        An increase in atmospheric water vapor is responsible for at least a third of the average temperature increase since the early 1990s, say scientists at the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Susan Soloman, the respected climate scientist who lead the research, says that this finding does not undermine man-made global warming theories. "Not to my mind it doesn't," she said. Soloman did point out thatthe research does allude to human emissions having a much smaller role in climate change than previously thought, and serves as a warning to climate modelers who "over-interpret the results from a few years one way or another." Despite Soloman's personally held belief, the NOAA study is expected to give further ammunition to climate skeptics working to draw public attention to perceived flaws in man-made global warming theories.

                        Soloman is careful to be polite to the global warming believers, but a few months ago, this research would not had even seen the light of day. We know from the Climategate emails that climatologists had conspired to suppress research that challenged the orthodoxy. Apparently they're not able to do that any longer.

                        Soloman has opened the door by saying in no uncertain terms that the fundamental assumption in global warming dogma, that carbon dioxide is the most important factor in global warming, is simply not true:

                        Soloman did point out that the research does allude to human emissions having a much smaller role in climate change than previously thought...

                        Well, isn't that we've been saying all along? Isn't that a statement that guaranteed you the label of "denier"?

                        Soloman is also making reference to my prediction -- that scientists are now running, not walking, away from the global warming camp:

                        Soloman did mention that many scientists are now accepting, testing, and sometimes embracing skeptic research, and that the NOAA report is proof of that. "What I will say, is that this shows there are climate scientists round the world who are trying very hard to understand and to explain to people openly and honestly what has happened over the last decade." Soloman co-chaired the last climate change assessment report prepared by the United Nations IPCC, but did not personally oversee the controversial Himalayan section.

                        Openly and honestly? Is she suggesting in a backhand way that this is a change from previous behaviour?

                        If she thought things had been open and honest until now, she wouldn't have had to make a point of mentioning it.

                        Susan Soloman is just one scientist, and this is just one paper. But it's like the first pebble skipping down a hillside ahead of an avalanche. The avalanche will follow very, very quickly.

                        The science itself is curious. Soloman suggests that there is a negative feedback loop that keeps carbon dioxide from altering temperature all too much:

                        Soloman said it was not clear if the drier atmosphere, which the NOAA report says is the reason global warming fell flat over the last decade, is a natural process or came to be due to human emissions. If the latter is true, carbon dioxide emissions would actually be responsible for a negative feedback that cancels at least some of the warming it causes by pushing water vapor back to the surface of the earth and out of the stratosphere, where it acts as a potent greenhouse gas. According to the report, a 10% decrease in atmospheric water vapor alone was responsible for a 25% drop in predicted temperature increase.

                        This would explain what the global warming alarmists refuse to even mention, and that is that there is evidence that carbon dioxide levels have been much higher in the far past, even during times of global glaciation.

                        But the best part is the not-so-subtle hint that these scientists are not counting themselves among the warmists any longer:

                        The research, facilitated by a state-of-the-art NASA satellite codenamed AIRS, suggests that water vapor is responsible for twice the global warming effect of carbon dioxide, both man-made and naturally occurring. While this theory was has been carried by climate change skeptics for some time, global warming advocates dismissed them, saying that water vapor in the atmosphere was only a feedback effect caused by human emissions. NASA scientist Eric Fetzer say that the new study created models much more accurate to past events than those previously used byclimate change advocates, and proves that "water vapor is the big player in the atmosphere as far as climate is concerned."

                        I thought the previous models were used by scientists. But no, according to Eric Fetzer, those models were used by climate change advocates.

                        It's us versus them. This is a new dynamic. It is a clear indication of the split.

                        The scientists' models are better than the warmists' models. Our model says correctly that water vapor is the big player, while your model says (incorrectly) that carbon dioxide is the sole driver.

                        Wow.

                        The split has come. The real scientists are no longer counting themselves among the global warming alarmists and are saying so out loud. And they are challenging the warmists with new research.

                        The avalanche is coming.

                        What's next? Hey, let's go with another prediction. If the scientists start to shift dramatically away from the global warming orthodoxy, I expect we'll be seeing the editorialists next. I expect that in some short time frame, columnists and pundits who have been cheerleaders for the warmist camp will start issuing semi-apologies. They'll admit to having been perhaps a smidge too keen on believing everything the IPCC had been saying, and a touch too cavalier when it came to mocking the skeptics. They'll take cover behind research like this, saying that it's only now that it can be said that maybe the skeptics were on to something. Whatever. In any case, we'll see if that happens. If and when it does, I'll issue my next prediction.

                        National Post

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                        • #42
                          Climate Gate 30 years in the making

                          http://jonova.s3.amazonaws.com/clima...ine_banner.pdf

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                          • #43
                            Originally posted by rcptn View Post
                            Lord Monckton Storms Brisbane


                            http://www.4bc.com.au/displayPopUpPl...2010_smith.mp3


                            Brisbane: Lord Monckton, has publicly announced his disbelief in the I.P.C.C's view on climate change, debunking it's severity. As the Liberal party attempts to change course, the hindrance caused by lack of movement from party leader, Tony Abbott, fuels Monckton's concerns. Michael Smith and 4BC listener's join Monckton to discuss the climate change debate and the viability of financial interest from businesses aiding from the crisis. Listen now.
                            Lord Crockton is a well known liar.
                            http://www.smh.com.au/opinion/politi...0201-n72y.html

                            A counter perspective: The claim that millions have lost their lives as a result of the withdrawal of DDT is hotly contested among scientists. Speculation over the number of deaths caused by the withdrawal of DDT ranges from thousands to tens of millions. The dangers of DDT are well established. The majority of major environmental organisations continue to oppose its use. In many countries, DDT is no longer effective as mosquitos have built up an immunity.

                            Lord Monckton's Sydney bomb-toss: "After DDT was virtually banned, deaths from Malaria went from 50,000 a year to one million a year. Over 40 years, until the ban was basically lifted, 40 million people died, and most of them were poor children."

                            The above claim by Crockton is a blantant lie. DDT has never been banned in the context of Malaria research.

                            If you're so sure about your claim why are you referencing two-faced liars like Crockton?

                            Chook.

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                            • #44
                              Originally posted by Chook View Post
                              Lord Crockton is a well known liar.
                              http://www.smh.com.au/opinion/politi...0201-n72y.html

                              A counter perspective: The claim that millions have lost their lives as a result of the withdrawal of DDT is hotly contested among scientists. Speculation over the number of deaths caused by the withdrawal of DDT ranges from thousands to tens of millions. The dangers of DDT are well established. The majority of major environmental organisations continue to oppose its use. In many countries, DDT is no longer effective as mosquitos have built up an immunity.

                              Lord Monckton's Sydney bomb-toss: "After DDT was virtually banned, deaths from Malaria went from 50,000 a year to one million a year. Over 40 years, until the ban was basically lifted, 40 million people died, and most of them were poor children."

                              The above claim by Crockton is a blantant lie. DDT has never been banned in the context of Malaria research.

                              If you're so sure about your claim why are you referencing two-faced liars like Crockton?

                              Chook.
                              Proof it

                              or did you just make up that crap you posted

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                              • #45
                                Kev's been a little light on the global warming. his scientists theories are falling apart. some are being exposed as pure rubbish.

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