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We give the Pentagon hundreds of billions of dollars a year, but they didn’t have enough money to find out that sea level isn’t actually rising in much of Europe.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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The Pentagon is right, it’s based on serious studies done by the #AGW & the #AGWstooges and published recently by NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC magazine. As clearly stated in:
SEA LEVEL RISE NATGEOGRAPHIC http://wp.me/p5UsvC-3c
Oh, good grief they are straight out propaganda artists now.
https://i0.wp.com/basementgeographer.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/PGR_Paulson07_big.jpg
Notice the area where Roman sea ports are inland is tectonically stable according to NASA.
http://aoi.com.au/bcw/Sealevel/index.htm“>List of Roman Sea Ports found inland
(Has great pictures and maps.)
Siting problems and instrument error in sea level gauges E.M. Smith discusses the paper: International Federation of Surveyors:
The Difficulties in Using Tide Gauges to Monitor Long-Term Sea Level Change
“Since 1992, new methods of satellite altimetry indicates a rate of rise of 3mm per year. NOAA
ALSO from NOAA:
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-v4833RhLE_E/Tw22kabjfSI/AAAAAAAACSE/BuGRpVFctFQ/s1600/ROTFLMAO%255B1%255D.jpg
Note the red area is where the Wisconsin Ice Age glaciers squatted so you are seeing rebound.
Wow, I never knew that Australia was covered by glaciers too. 😉
http://images.sodahead.com/polls/003298359/3127393707_rotflmaoHORSE_answer_2_xlarge_answer_1_xlarge.gif
Yes an Antarctica is losing so much ice that it’s rebounding? Even S. Africa has some pink shading?
We get some snow in a few placed…. in winter…… does that count ?
What part of Siberia is warmer than Britain?
We sceptics have been calling the people making these predictions morons, ideotics, and troughers, fraudsters for so long that we have forgotten just how ridiculous their claims really are.
But when I see them no … they really are absurd!
Eventually it must blow up into a huge mega scandal with criminal investigations, etc
I thought they were already being drowned…
… by a sea of islamist invaders.
And sinking slowly out of sight.
There is no way I would go to Europe for a visit any more.
A very good decision Gail. Europe is going down the drain – faster and faster.
The politicians in the EU are either out of their minds or they know something the rest of us don’t. In either case they are not representing the best interests of the people who voted them into office and pay their salaries.
I noticed that the humming birds left for the south 3 weeks early this year when they normally leave around October 5 and that’s from south eastern Ontario Canada. They’re obviously smarter than the data fudgers at NOAA and NASA.
Saw one here at my place in central Indiana just last week but I suspect that may be the last one I see this year. We don’t do Hummingbird feeders so when the time comes they head south and don’t stick around longer than they should.