Monthly Archives: September 2011

For the last five years I’ve felt very isolated in my circle of friends. Global warming was not an easy subject and led to many arguments; it was best avoided. This weekend I was sitting with a group of (unrelated) … Continue reading →

I’ve been wondering how long it will be before “the end”, when I realised I really didn’t know what “the end” meant. He’s some thoughts: When who(?) admits that the climate multipliers aren’t “well supported”? When Wikipedia admits that the … Continue reading →

I see we have the “pleasure” of hosting Al Gored, in Edinburgh on 27-28Sept at the EICC. And as far as I can see the Scottish & UK government are footing some of the bill through Scottish “Enterprise” and the … Continue reading →

I’d heard on the Grapevine that the International Panel of Climate Clowns was about to write it’s obituary in the form of a report on extreme climate events. So, I had a look to see when that was due and … Continue reading →

I’ve just come across the most unusual article ever mentioning global warming. Apparently the author of the film: “the Day after tomorrow” which was a global warming propaganda film: That information given to Strieber by the mystery man formed the … Continue reading →

The University of East Anglia who were at the heart of climategate have apparently complained to a very pro-global warming paper because the paper stated in an article the University broke FOI law. Or as the tweet put it: @newsbrooke … Continue reading →

Looking at the news, it suddenly occurred to me how different the news coverage is now. Gone are the “global warming could …” End species/destroy civilisation/cause panic/cause extremes of whatever is your favourite fear. In comes: Editor Resigns Over Global … Continue reading →

I’ve been looking at Scottish history around the Maunder minimum (1645 – 1715) and the following is very interesting: After a partial resolution of the English Civil war, Charles I negotiated a secret treaty with the Scots (1647), that they … Continue reading →

I’ve been waiting for someone in the Main stream media to pick up the CERN/Svensmark story. I may have missed another one of the “Main Stream Media” picking up the story. The Mail has been pretty stalwart in support for … Continue reading →