Aug 29, 2023·edited Aug 29, 2023Liked by Joel Smalley
Someone "explained" to me recently (as it was bucketing down and a bit chilly in August) how the weather will get worse now due to global warming. That is, the temperature will go down because the temperature is going up. I'd liken these people to characters from The Wicker Man, except that seems to give them too much intelligence.
This is why the censorship is going up and up, necessarily, because the further removed from reality a narrative gets, the more easily it is to take it down through exposing the contradictions or hypocrisy, and to laugh it away.
The problem in convincing people there is an issue, is because there isn’t one. And climate change is an outcome, not a cause. An outcome cannot be its cause! It is changing weather patterns over long periods of time that indicate a shift in climate, but when there is no change in weather patterns, there cannot be a shift in climate. In any case changes in climate are not linear, so any trend in one direction, could change later to a different, even reverse direction. It is not sensible to consider climate change in periods less than tens of thousands of years. The island of Britain is between a huge land mass to the East, a huge water mass to the West and the Arctic to the North. That makes our weather ‘interesting’ - in Britain climate change is a quarter-hourly event. That is why British people don’t take climate change seriously and all the breathless nonsense about hot June, and heavy rainfall, and no snow in Winter as ‘evidence’ of climate change because it’s just business as normal. July and August have been cold and wet- what we call typical English Summer.
I get it. It's similar to COVID-19, really. If someone is 85 years old with multiple serious health conditions and tests positive for COVID-19, they definitely died of COVID-19. If that same type of person dies within a week of having a COVID-19 'vaccine', it was the co-morbidities that finished them off as the vaccine would have saved them otherwise.
My problem isn’t whether there is climate change! My problem is that the Elite are manipulating the climate. Ifyou want the climate to not change stop the Elite from sending airplanes with chemtrails. Stop them from doing DEW and stop them from hiring people to put forests on fire
You've got to read this to believe it. In the Guardian, a few choice quotes from 'scientists' who are determined to have us believe that the weather is climate (except when it isn't) or something:
"Extreme weather is ‘smacking us in the face’ with worse to come, but a ‘tiny window’ of hope remains, say leading climate scientists."
“While some of the records being set in 2023 are just crazy off-the-charts, everything is actually tracking within the range of projections of how Earth would respond to increasing greenhouse gas emissions – projections we’ve had now for the last 30-plus years,” said Prof Matthew England, of the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Australia.
Dr Shaina Sadai, of the Union of Concerned Scientists in the US, said: “This year has been disturbing with the severe, unrelenting and record-breaking heat, but it is in line with what climate scientists and climate models have long predicted.”
“The temperature increase has particularly accelerated since about the 1960s [as emissions accelerated] and is continuing to rise steadily,” said Prof Jana Sillmann, of Hamburg University in Germany.
But the scientists said there was no evidence for any sudden, new acceleration.
“[Global] warming is remarkably steady, and that’s bad enough,” said Prof Michael Mann, of the University of Pennsylvania, US. “There is no reason to invent an ‘acceleration’ that isn’t there to make the case for urgency. The impacts of warming make the case for urgency.”
Global warming and extreme weather has accelerated . . . . . but it hasn't, and the steady rise is exactly in line with what climate models predicted. That's all clear then!
“July has been the hottest month in human history and people around the world are suffering the consequences,” said Prof Piers Forster, of the University of Leeds, UK. “But this is what we expected at [this level] of warming. This will become the average summer in 10 years’ time unless the world cooperates and puts climate action top of the agenda.”
Eh?
What's happening is just what they expected, but it's just the tip of the iceberg compared to what they expect in the future:
Prof Natalie Mahowald, of Cornell University, US, said: “What we are seeing this year is just the tip of the iceberg, so to speak, of what we expect to happen.” Meinshausen said: “If we do not halt global warming soon, then the extreme events we see this year will pale against the ones that are to come.”
But then again it's not what they expected and it's like, really, really scary:
“The impacts are frighteningly more impactful than I – and many climate scientists I know – expected,” said Prof Krishna AchutaRao, of the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi. Prof Francisco Eliseu Aquino, of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, said: “I have also been scared by these extreme events in the last weeks and months. They are more intense and going beyond what we expected for this decade.”
“My expertise is in heatwaves, and I’m not surprised most of the northern hemisphere has had heatwaves this summer, but the intensity is greater than I expected,” said Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick, an associate professor at UNSW. “We are hitting record-breaking extremes much sooner than I expected. That’s frightening, scary and concerning, and it really suggests that we’re not as aware of what’s coming as we thought we were.”
Wait, no, this is all getting confusing; it IS what they expected, it's just that our human societies and ecosystems are more vulnerable than they expected. There, sorted.
“The weather is changing as expected and predicted by scientists, but our societies and ecosystems are more vulnerable to even small changes than expected previously, and so the damages are worse,” said Dr Friederike Otto, of Imperial College London, UK.
Aug 29, 2023·edited Aug 29, 2023Liked by Joel Smalley
Hi everyone, how's the weather where you are? It's a beautiful late summer here in the mid west US. Leaves haven't started to change color just yet but am looking forward to the magnificent hues in the near future ; )
If it snows in April in a place that never gets snow past February, it’s just weather. If you get a thunderstorm on a summer afternoon it’s climate change. Got it!
A concluding para from a forthcoming email (without links):
Does anyone reading this still not accept that the climate change agenda is a gigantic junk science hoax? Thankfully it is starting to fall apart due to the arrogance and anti-humanity nihilism of those driving it. Their desperation shows in their frenzied unscientific attempts to blame imperceptible alleged man-made global warming for such normal events as occasional summer heatwaves and a few seasonally-commonplace wildfires caused by accidents, lightning strikes, fallen power line sparks, environmental mismanagement or arson, certainly not by spontaneous ignition due to any miniscule temperature increase.
If it’s not hot, it’s asymptomatic climate change.
Got it !
To my cringing shame I confess .....I once brought the whole deal. So grateful to be able to think my own thoughts now.
Someone "explained" to me recently (as it was bucketing down and a bit chilly in August) how the weather will get worse now due to global warming. That is, the temperature will go down because the temperature is going up. I'd liken these people to characters from The Wicker Man, except that seems to give them too much intelligence.
This is why the censorship is going up and up, necessarily, because the further removed from reality a narrative gets, the more easily it is to take it down through exposing the contradictions or hypocrisy, and to laugh it away.
The problem in convincing people there is an issue, is because there isn’t one. And climate change is an outcome, not a cause. An outcome cannot be its cause! It is changing weather patterns over long periods of time that indicate a shift in climate, but when there is no change in weather patterns, there cannot be a shift in climate. In any case changes in climate are not linear, so any trend in one direction, could change later to a different, even reverse direction. It is not sensible to consider climate change in periods less than tens of thousands of years. The island of Britain is between a huge land mass to the East, a huge water mass to the West and the Arctic to the North. That makes our weather ‘interesting’ - in Britain climate change is a quarter-hourly event. That is why British people don’t take climate change seriously and all the breathless nonsense about hot June, and heavy rainfall, and no snow in Winter as ‘evidence’ of climate change because it’s just business as normal. July and August have been cold and wet- what we call typical English Summer.
You are very wrong.
If it’s hot it’s CC.
If it’s cold too
If it doesn’t rain it’s CC
If not, too.
Etc
I get it. It's similar to COVID-19, really. If someone is 85 years old with multiple serious health conditions and tests positive for COVID-19, they definitely died of COVID-19. If that same type of person dies within a week of having a COVID-19 'vaccine', it was the co-morbidities that finished them off as the vaccine would have saved them otherwise.
My problem isn’t whether there is climate change! My problem is that the Elite are manipulating the climate. Ifyou want the climate to not change stop the Elite from sending airplanes with chemtrails. Stop them from doing DEW and stop them from hiring people to put forests on fire
Just another psyops. Do you know John Dee Joel? He writes John Dee's climate Normal on Sustack - well worth a read.
You've got to read this to believe it. In the Guardian, a few choice quotes from 'scientists' who are determined to have us believe that the weather is climate (except when it isn't) or something:
"Extreme weather is ‘smacking us in the face’ with worse to come, but a ‘tiny window’ of hope remains, say leading climate scientists."
“While some of the records being set in 2023 are just crazy off-the-charts, everything is actually tracking within the range of projections of how Earth would respond to increasing greenhouse gas emissions – projections we’ve had now for the last 30-plus years,” said Prof Matthew England, of the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Australia.
Dr Shaina Sadai, of the Union of Concerned Scientists in the US, said: “This year has been disturbing with the severe, unrelenting and record-breaking heat, but it is in line with what climate scientists and climate models have long predicted.”
“The temperature increase has particularly accelerated since about the 1960s [as emissions accelerated] and is continuing to rise steadily,” said Prof Jana Sillmann, of Hamburg University in Germany.
But the scientists said there was no evidence for any sudden, new acceleration.
“[Global] warming is remarkably steady, and that’s bad enough,” said Prof Michael Mann, of the University of Pennsylvania, US. “There is no reason to invent an ‘acceleration’ that isn’t there to make the case for urgency. The impacts of warming make the case for urgency.”
Global warming and extreme weather has accelerated . . . . . but it hasn't, and the steady rise is exactly in line with what climate models predicted. That's all clear then!
“July has been the hottest month in human history and people around the world are suffering the consequences,” said Prof Piers Forster, of the University of Leeds, UK. “But this is what we expected at [this level] of warming. This will become the average summer in 10 years’ time unless the world cooperates and puts climate action top of the agenda.”
Eh?
What's happening is just what they expected, but it's just the tip of the iceberg compared to what they expect in the future:
Prof Natalie Mahowald, of Cornell University, US, said: “What we are seeing this year is just the tip of the iceberg, so to speak, of what we expect to happen.” Meinshausen said: “If we do not halt global warming soon, then the extreme events we see this year will pale against the ones that are to come.”
But then again it's not what they expected and it's like, really, really scary:
“The impacts are frighteningly more impactful than I – and many climate scientists I know – expected,” said Prof Krishna AchutaRao, of the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi. Prof Francisco Eliseu Aquino, of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, said: “I have also been scared by these extreme events in the last weeks and months. They are more intense and going beyond what we expected for this decade.”
“My expertise is in heatwaves, and I’m not surprised most of the northern hemisphere has had heatwaves this summer, but the intensity is greater than I expected,” said Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick, an associate professor at UNSW. “We are hitting record-breaking extremes much sooner than I expected. That’s frightening, scary and concerning, and it really suggests that we’re not as aware of what’s coming as we thought we were.”
Wait, no, this is all getting confusing; it IS what they expected, it's just that our human societies and ecosystems are more vulnerable than they expected. There, sorted.
“The weather is changing as expected and predicted by scientists, but our societies and ecosystems are more vulnerable to even small changes than expected previously, and so the damages are worse,” said Dr Friederike Otto, of Imperial College London, UK.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/aug/28/crazy-off-the-charts-records-has-humanity-finally-broken-the-climate
These people are certifiable.
You think our heating bills would drop since everything is warming up...
Now apply this concept between bullshit and truth... fodder fed to us on a daily basis via main stream media... no one believes anything anymore.
Hi everyone, how's the weather where you are? It's a beautiful late summer here in the mid west US. Leaves haven't started to change color just yet but am looking forward to the magnificent hues in the near future ; )
If it snows in April in a place that never gets snow past February, it’s just weather. If you get a thunderstorm on a summer afternoon it’s climate change. Got it!
A concluding para from a forthcoming email (without links):
Does anyone reading this still not accept that the climate change agenda is a gigantic junk science hoax? Thankfully it is starting to fall apart due to the arrogance and anti-humanity nihilism of those driving it. Their desperation shows in their frenzied unscientific attempts to blame imperceptible alleged man-made global warming for such normal events as occasional summer heatwaves and a few seasonally-commonplace wildfires caused by accidents, lightning strikes, fallen power line sparks, environmental mismanagement or arson, certainly not by spontaneous ignition due to any miniscule temperature increase.
They just lie: sure June was not especially warm apart from about 3 days.
It’s all a sham. It’s always been a sham and it will always be a sham. It’s always about taking away freedom and rights.