Gaia Reminds The Guardian That They Are Complete Morons

One month since the Guardian published this piece of mindless propaganda.

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Great Barrier Reef’s coral faces ravaging by expected El Niño | Environment | theguardian.com

Alarmists appear to be obsessed with little boys, but there are none in this picture.

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10 Responses to Gaia Reminds The Guardian That They Are Complete Morons

  1. ozspeaksup says:

    looking and feeling pretty damned cool down sth right now.
    curious s the hotter areas up nth all around areas where theres powerplants? or sewerage outfalls?
    or u/ground vents?especially those right up on arctic areas?

  2. “Great Barrier Reef’s coral faces ravaging by expected El Niño”
    Which words in that abomination are the damned verbs?

  3. Dmh says:

    Hehe, like in 2012, but this time the oscillation seems even weaker and more ephemeral.
    http://stateoftheocean.osmc.noaa.gov/sur/images/nino34_short.gif
    Here are more predictions about the powerful El Nino of 2014,
    http://mashable.com/2014/03/19/intense-el-nino-maybe/
    and an “in-depth” analysis, from NOAA, where they seem to be baffled (again, as in 2012) because the phenomenon is not happening,
    http://www.climate.gov/news-features/blogs/enso/what%E2%80%99s-hold-el-ni%C3%B1o
    and where they say not a single word about the Sun and, consequently, cannot understand why their predictions repeatedly fail.
    BTW, I didn’t know the UNISYS graph was back, it’s more colorful now! 🙂

    • Billy Liar says:

      Here’s another that the geniuses at NASA may come to regret, entitled ‘ScienceCasts: El Niño – Is 2014 the New 1997?’:

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaxPwASV2kY&feature=player_embedded

      • mjc says:

        If I had a dollar for every ‘if’ in that video, I’d be able to get a few coffees at Starbucks…

        About the only thing I’ve seen less certain is a politician on the campaign trail.

      • Dmh says:

        “Is 2014 the New 1997?” They certainly would love if it happened.
        1997 was their best year ever, but then came 1998, 1999 and 2000 and that “terrible” (for them) strong La Nina and a step change in world’s climate that brought the present cooling trend.
        They don’t know what the word “Sun” means.
        Thanks for the link.

        • fille says:

          Um… No. On the top ten list of the hottest years recorded, 1998 is the only one from the 19ies. The rest are from the 20ies. 1998 is now number 4 on the list, with 3 years as hot or hotter comming after that year. For the last 20 years, nearly all years made it into the top ten list and 1998 will likely be knocked down to place 5 on the list after this year.

  4. Rosco says:

    To the best of my knowledge the vast majority of coral reefs are found in tropical waters.

    Why would a tiny increase in temperature have anything other than a beneficial effect ?

    And I HATE these anomaly graphs – the red coloured threatening areas of the arctic correspond to water so cold you wouldn’t last half an hour immersed in them without a damn good wetsuit.

    They constitute little more than fraud to my way of thinking.

  5. Chewer says:

    The trend data is unwelcomed in the crazed and quite delusional warmist circles.
    The anomalies are moving in the wrong direction.
    The 1982/83 and 1996-97 events were balloons in their psychotic parade, but not so much this time around 😉
    ftp://ftp.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/wd52dg/data/indices/sstoi.indices

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