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Post by walnut on Jun 1, 2015 3:24:00 GMT
Hi there, I am new to this site, but find this fascinating. Can you give me more information about how the thought that man caused global warming goes against physics? Why don't more people know this?! Thank you, Tracee Belated welcome Traceec. I think I'm one of the reprobates Acidohm referred to. I'm an ex-teacher, air force officer (and gentleman?), ran a service station for many years and branched out into computer programming, writing database software for the repair trades. I've always been a sceptic .... of everything. A wise man - probably on this forum - once said " When your government tries to scare you, it's time to start asking questions." Looking forward to your contributions. I think I am more scared of the people who were capable of putting this government into power in the first place.
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Post by Ratty on Jun 1, 2015 4:19:47 GMT
[Snip ] I've always been a sceptic .... of everything. A wise man - probably on this forum - once said " When your government tries to scare you, it's time to start asking questions." Looking forward to your contributions. I think I am more scared of the people who were capable of putting this government into power in the first place. The forty-seven percent?
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Post by walnut on Jun 1, 2015 5:11:17 GMT
Them and the deceased who were dug up to help out.
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Post by traceec on Jun 1, 2015 16:44:39 GMT
Theodore: I hope you are wrong. I know we are due for a Bond Event, but for my children's sake I hope it skips a cycle. What actions would you suggest for preparing? Anything am individual can be working on?
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Post by acidohm on Jun 1, 2015 19:15:18 GMT
Theodore: I hope you are wrong. I know we are due for a Bond Event, but for my children's sake I hope it skips a cycle. What actions would you suggest for preparing? Anything am individual can be working on? For example Tracee...I found it hard plumbing in a van in the harsh uk winters 2009-2013, I have bought a 4x4 pickup, just in case. I have a generator for my work anyway, in a power cut I can power/heat my home. I am fortunate in that I own property in the Mediterranean, and can relocate if life is too tough. Essentially. ..assess your options...if your worried, better now then when under pressure Of course it may be nothing
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Post by flearider on Jun 1, 2015 23:27:11 GMT
taught both my kids how to fish and snare what to wear to keep warm basics will keep you alive everything after that is a bonus
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Post by AstroMet on Jun 2, 2015 0:12:36 GMT
you talk of a sine wave and that sounds logical damped or otherwise, but how does abrupt change happen in such a system Astro? The abrupt change arrives long after the causation has taken place Nonentropic. This is something that is difficult for linear thinkers to get, however, much of the changes that take place have already begun, but have been so minor, so small, as to escape the notice of most, except those who mind the changes taking place over time. For instance, since 2001-2003, there have been signs of the coming of global cooling, and I have observed and forecasted these over the last ten years. We have ad extremes of weather, as I predicted, with both excessive temperature variations, fierce and unusual blasting storms (cyclones, SuperStorm Sandy, etc.) along with unusual cold events taking place in the most unlikely of regions (Georgia, Florida, the Middle East, etc.) By the time the 'abrupt' event takes place, it will have long been on its way, but was not seen by most people years in advance as the changes to the abrupt event were actually occurring, hence, 'The Sine Wave.'
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Post by glennkoks on Jun 2, 2015 4:27:57 GMT
Theodore: I hope you are wrong. I know we are due for a Bond Event, but for my children's sake I hope it skips a cycle. What actions would you suggest for preparing? Anything am individual can be working on? traceec, The biggest step in preparation that I can think of his have a food supply. Most of the people who prep for this or any other kind of catastrophic event advise to have one years worth of food stored. Humans are extremely adaptive. However surviving the initial shock whether it be social unrest, abrupt climate change, super volcano, meteor etc... requires making it through an extended period of time. You can't go long without food and from what I have read most areas of the world are about nine days (give or take) from social unrest due to food disruptions. I am no "Prepper" but I do have several months worth of food stored in the case of the extremely unlikely. The ability to defend yourself and hunt would probably rank up there as well. Having a food supply will not help you very long when those around you get hungry. You must be able to defend what you have and hunt. In the U.S. guns and ammo are readily available and relatively inexpensive. In other parts of the world your options may be more limited. Get what you can. A brief list in order of importance. 1.) Food/Water Check out the LDS (mormon) churches website. Part of their teachings is to be self reliant and they sell packaged dry goods on their website. 2.) Guns/Ammo 3.) Seeds 4.) Medical supplies. In the U.S. many "preppers" stock up on Fish Mox which is the same amoxicillin ( anti-biotic) that is given to humans. It's just cheaper. You can find all you need by searching fish mox on google. Bandages, over the counter anti-diarrheal etc. It does not take a fortune and you can start by putting away a little at a time. Here is a good link to the LDS website: www.lds.org/topics/food-storage?lang=engAttachments:
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Post by missouriboy on Jun 3, 2015 1:20:33 GMT
What actions would you suggest for preparing? Anything am individual can be working on? traceec, The biggest step in preparation that I can think of his have a food supply. Most of the people who prep for this or any other kind of catastrophic event advise to have one years worth of food stored. Humans are extremely adaptive. However surviving the initial shock whether it be social unrest, abrupt climate change, super volcano, meteor etc... requires making it through an extended period of time. You can't go long without food and from what I have read most areas of the world are about nine days (give or take) from social unrest due to food disruptions. I am no "Prepper" but I do have several months worth of food stored in the case of the extremely unlikely. The ability to defend yourself and hunt would probably rank up there as well. Having a food supply will not help you very long when those around you get hungry. You must be able to defend what you have and hunt. In the U.S. guns and ammo are readily available and relatively inexpensive. In other parts of the world your options may be more limited. Get what you can. A brief list in order of importance. 1.) Food/Water Check out the LDS (mormon) churches website. Part of their teachings is to be self reliant and they sell packaged dry goods on their website. 2.) Guns/Ammo 3.) Seeds 4.) Medical supplies. In the U.S. many "preppers" stock up on Fish Mox which is the same amoxicillin ( anti-biotic) that is given to humans. It's just cheaper. You can find all you need by searching fish mox on google. Bandages, over the counter anti-diarrheal etc. It does not take a fortune and you can start by putting away a little at a time. Here is a good link to the LDS website: www.lds.org/topics/food-storage?lang=engThanks Glenn for again reminding people that they should be prepared. Food and basic survival supplies are your and your family's true life insurance. And, if you haven't already included them, sproutable seeds (alfalfa and others) provide essential amino acids and vitamins that will sustain your health when vegetables are hard to come by. A pound of alfalfa seeds will provide salads for three for half a month. All you need is water for washing and canning jars to hold them. They store well. Just opened a double ziplocked bag of alfalfa seeds I laid away three years ago (in a cool, dark, place) and they still sprout. For the truely serious, you could dry can them. And did I mention, they taste great ... and I'm a devoted carnivore. This is a good do-it-yourself web site although you can buy the seeds cheaper elsewhere. sproutpeople.org/
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Post by glennkoks on Jun 3, 2015 2:52:24 GMT
missiouriboy,
Thanks,
I will add alfalfa to my stash. The way I look at it is I spend thousands and thousands of dollars a year on insurance. I have home, life, auto, health etc... Why not spend a few hundred on a long term food supply?
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Post by missouriboy on Jun 3, 2015 6:24:04 GMT
missiouriboy, Thanks, I will add alfalfa to my stash. The way I look at it is I spend thousands and thousands of dollars a year on insurance. I have home, life, auto, health etc... Why not spend a few hundred on a long term food supply? That's absolutely the way I see it too. And, unlike your insurance agent, you can eat it!
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Post by AstroMet on Jun 3, 2015 22:19:32 GMT
Pleaaaase Theo you of all people. Sandy was a prissy compared to the Long Island Express which came ashore long before AGW even was an idea. For one Code, I forecasted that Full Moon Storm, months in advance, later to be named Superstorm Sandy, and it was far from being, as you call it, a 'prissy' storm, as the events in the wake of it led to losses of life and property. You need to get your priorities straight there kiddo.
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Post by glennkoks on Jun 4, 2015 2:36:15 GMT
It's all relative. If they had the advanced warning in 1938 that they have now the death toll would have been much less.
Hurricane Ike made landfall as a category 2 storm in Galveston in 2008. It was a massive storm that caused huge damages from the central Texas coast to Louisiana.
Hurricane Alicia was a cat 3 storm at landfall near Galveston in 1983 and the effects were not nearly as bad.
The metrics used in measuring hurricanes can be deceptive because things like storm surge take longer to subside than strictly wind or pressure. The size or overall coverage of a storm weighs heavily on total overall damage and death toll. As well as does the overall speed of the storm. Slow movers cause much more damage due to the overall time it takes for the storm to move through, sustained wind over time and rainfall.
The 24 hour record rainfall in the U.S. was set in Alvin, TX in 1979 at 43 inches in 24 hours caused by a slow moving tropical storm. Which was certainly more deadly than many much more powerful hurricanes.
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Post by missouriboy on Jun 4, 2015 3:02:08 GMT
European Atlantic Coast experiencing coldest spring since the 1970s.
Pacific coast experiencing strongest spring hurricanes since the 1970s.
Blanca Strengthens Into Record Earliest Second Major Hurricane in Eastern Pacific
Eric Leister
By Eric Leister, Meteorologist
June 3, 2015; 8:12 PM ET
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While Andres has now weakened into a tropical storm, Blanca continues to strengthen and is now a major hurricane centered well southwest of Mexico.
This is the earliest on record, since 1971, that two major hurricanes have formed in the Eastern Pacific. There have been four other seasons that have had two major hurricanes develop before the end of June.
"Blanca is also expected to become the earliest Category 5 hurricane in the eastern Pacific, a record that is currently being held by Hurricane Ava from 1973. Ava reached that threshold on June 6 of that year," stated AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Kristina Pydynowski.
While Andres brought only rough surf and rip currents to Mexico, Blanca will bring more direct impacts as it continues to strengthen over the next few days and eventually approaches Baja California.
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Post by Andrew on Jun 4, 2015 6:49:38 GMT
The conventional false belief of their version of celestial mechanics with their static Sun predicts that tidal forces of a planet has "miniscule" effect on Sun and the Earth needs to be fully re-evaluated, because our spiraling Sun wobbles around the duel-centered Barycenter Theo Why are you falsely claiming astronomers believe the Sun is static and is unaffected by the planets rotating around it? I note also that quite a bit of your text appears to be inspired by a group called UVS who issue the disclaimer: www.uvs-model.com/WFE%20Significant%20discoveries.htmAs far as the mainstream modern physics is concerned, the above revolutionary discoveries and conjectures based on the unheard-of hypothesis of Universal Vortical Singularity with its paradigm shift are unconventional. Also the evaluation of the uncharted at fundamental stage might not be thoroughly covered, bound to have shortcomings, loose ends and errors, many details and assumptions have yet to be further researched, probed, evaluated, validated, or proven. Many of the implicit explanations are for casual understanding of the topics presented in the UVS worldviewTo be fair to your audience if you wish to use their ideas and diagrams you should be issuing a similar disclaimer that your ideas are not based in mainstream modern physics, but instead are based on the unheard of hypothesis of Universal Vortical Singularity and are bound to have shortcomings, loose ends and errors, and many details and assumptions have yet to be further researched, probed, evaluated, validated or proven. Lets get real here. You are presenting your information to the public as well researched thought out science when you know for a fact you are lying.
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