Met Office says climate change deniers deluded have their head in the sand September 23, 2008
Posted by honestclimate in humour, Temperature.Tags: climate change, denier, Global Cooling, global warming, sceptic, skeptic, Temperature, uk met office
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Met Office says climate change deniers deluded have their head in the sand
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By the blogowner, honestclimate
What do you do when you’re the UK Met Office and you keep getting your climate forecasts wrong?
Why, you turn around and say that climate change deniers are deluded and have their heads in the sand!
No wonder the UK Met Office is on the attack, the globe has refused to warm for ten years, with RECORD cold temperatures being set every month around the world.
Could it be that the UK Met Office has its head in the clouds?
Global Warming, where art thou?
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Ya dumb trailer-trash!!! Since when is one summer equal to climate? That is the stupidest thing I have ever heard.
NO IT’S NOT.
Your assertion that the world is cooler, is even more moronic. Didn’t they teach you about rolling trends in that trailer-trash school you went to, or were you out stealing hubcaps that day? 10 yrs doth not a climate trend make, mate, and you are wrong about the world cooling.
How is it you are so stupid that you don’t realise that AGW predicts the very same extreme temperatures you link too.
Bytebackbro, may I suggest you come back when the globe decides to warm up, until then your arguments for man made global warming seem rather silly!
Hardly right calling MY arguments silly when you don’t base your’s on the peer-reviewed climate-science published in respected peer-reviewed science mags.
And the globe has not decided to cool according to RSS, GIS, ENSO adjusted HADCrut, and NCDC data.
( http://www.skepticalscience.com/Did-global-warming-stop-in-1998.html )
But maybe not for the CEI, Heartland Foundation, Trailer-Trash Fountainhead data. Yet none of those think-tanks reference the peer-reviewed data.
Bytebackbro, maybe you should come back and argue when we have an annual temperature anomaly higher than the HadCrut3 annual anomaly of 1998.
At the rate the globe is cooling, I suspect it will take a VERY long time!