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Interesting. I was really looking forward to a few years of 100+ degree temperatures, too.

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I was talking to my brother a few months ago about this whole "global warming" thing. I was telling him how both myself and my buddy Scott spent a significant amount of time doing independent research and neither one of us could find any direct correlation or connection between weather or temperature changes and human activity. He literally made me laugh out loud when her replied... "That's funny. Neither can the scientists."

I know with 100% certainty that human existence has a direct impact on the planet. Before men could keep history, they would forage wood and keep fires burning for heat, defense and light. That had a direct impact on earth, because those natural waste items where gone and could not provide natural fuel for fires caused by lightening strikes, prevent some natural seeding to occur. The gases would go into the air in the form of smoke and cause air pollution. All kinds of things happened, but man decided that our survival and comfort was worth the impact.

Well, today, the same thing happens.

1.) We clear cut trees for building and paper products. Now in those areas, the wind blows faster at the ground levels and the soil is a bit more loose.

2.) We build roads and cities. The concrete and the asphalt traps more heat, making the cities warmer due to that radiant heat source.

3.) We burn coal and oil in monstrous power plants, dumping dark billowing clouds of toxic fumes miles into the air. This make the air quality poor, leading to people experiencing respiratory issues.

The part that everyone of these "Green" people leave out is... they are ALL the greatest offenders of pollution.

Plus...

1.) We have things like homes instead of living in caves and paper to document history. We have clear land to grown enough food to feed a nation.

2.) Instead of walking everywhere through mud and thick forest, taking days to travel even just 20 or 30 miles with 100 lbs of food, we can now move 180,000 lbs of food an materials 1,000 miles in less than a day.


3.) The power companies provide energy to power lights, lifesaving medical equipment, the information super highway called the Internet, everything needed to build aircraft that allow us to travel the world in a day with a few of those 180,000 lbs trucks in them, and even helped put men into space.

So yea, for every action, there is an equal, yet opposite reaction. Compared to living in a cave, naked cold, hungry, having no idea what happened in the world 20 years ago and dying at 30 years old due to illness and old age, I'll take the "global warming" affects of man living... any day of the week.

Also, only about 28%-29% of the surface of the earth is dry land. Of that, less than 3% (some estimate are less than 1%) are occupied by people. Whatever pollution we are putting in the air is so dispersed as it spreads around the planet, that the parts per million from man made/caused particles is not even measurable or distinguishable.

God put us here, and gave us the resources. Climate change is a false religion.

Palladin wrote:God put us here, and gave us the resources. Climate change is a false religion.

AMEN! Pass the plate!

Amen

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THIS IS POSSIBLY THE BEST 5 MINUTES OF A TRUE PATRIOT IN ACTION vs the Climate folks, the liberal elites, the power lusting Govt thugs ...and a laugh as well.
HE SAID EVERYTHING I HAVE BEEN WANTING TO SAY FOR YEARS. All " Greenies" should be forced to give answers.
http://youtu.be/FAn1FWInBi0