Beam me to Planet Gore !
Posted on 02/04/2010 4:18:44 PM PST by Shellybenoit
Its been a lousy week and a half for the UN's climate change group, it was discovered that the IPCC's latest report on climate change had three major errors, including the Himalayan glaciers were melting and would be gone by 2035, other mountain ranges were losing their snow tops, and global warming was damaging earths rain forests. The IPCC didn't even get their data from scientific studies, but used anecdotal information from advocacy groups such as the WWF and from mountain climbing magazines.
Having not been caught screwing up for a day or two, the United Nations Climate change unit the IPCC was definitely due and they did not disappoint. The IPCC wrongly reported claimed that more than half of the Netherlands is currently below sea level. The actual number is actually less than 20%.
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I don’t think anyone ever intended for the U.N. to rid the world of freedom and capitalism. The U.N. has got to go. They are no longer of any use to anyone but their commie pals. Get the U.N. the hell out of my sovereign nation!
You don’t have a sovereign nation, Obama gave that away to the UN.
Ravenstar
Oh and China now owns us since the globalists, Bushes and Clintons included gave us “FREE TRADE”. Which is an euphemism for the countries that trade with us own us.
Ravenstar
Some things are hard to measure, but missing over 30% of a country is a bit of a stretch even for the IPPC.
Next, they’ll be trying to raise the spectre of night. How can we all stand by and do nothing when every 24 hours the sky goes dark for a few hours!! That must of course be incredibly damaging to global wildlife, somehow, and must be related to man-caused global warming, somehow.
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