usual suspect wrote:

> Bumbling Bob wrote:
>
>>>> Hey US,
>>>
>>>
>>> Hey Bob.
>>>
>>>> under normal conditions, without medications, I don't feel most of
>>>> my fingers.
>>>
>>>
>>> You probably don't feel them when you're on medication, either.
>>>
>>>> I doubt you would even have survived my car accident.
>>
>>
>> The doctors say most people would not have survived it.
>
>
> Well, congratulations. You must be proud.
>
>> Maybe you are physically fit enough.
>
>
> I'm fit, but I don't care to judge my fitness by trying to see how bad
> of a wreck I can survive.
>
>> I hope you are.
>
>
> In the meantime, I'll drive defensively and try to stay out of the way
> of fast moving objects (including 90-mph Mercedes-Benzes).
>
>> All your sources (but one) support Global Warming.
>
>
> Read this link first:
> http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/paleo/ctl/abrupt.html
>
> Then go through the rest of the timeline:
> http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/paleo/ctl/100k.html
>
> Note that ~11,600 years ago:
> Ice core records from Greenland show in less than a decade there
> was a sudden warming of around 15 degrees Celsius (27-degrees F) of
> the annual mean temperature.
>
> What is the amount of recent temperature rise over a century that you
> have your knickers all twisted up over? From the stuff you pasted in
> yesterday:
> The global average surface temperature has increased over the
> 20th century by about 0.6°C...
>
> The rise in temperature ~11,600 years ago was 2500% more in the span of
> <10 years than the tiny rise today which you and other leftist kooks
> suggest is from human activities over the last hundred years or more.
>
> Global warming is a NATURAL phenomenon. We don't need your radical
> changes to deal with it. We just need ice machines and air-conditioners.


I posted your original sources. They made a fool out of you.
They supported global warming.

There is no question there are other causes of global warming, but
pumping CO2, other greenhouse gasses, and changing the environment
certainly contributes to it.

People here care about life, more than the profits of huge oil and
nuclear companies.