Monthly Archives: September 2015

Another gullible=greens realises "It's just cycical mapulation"

Posted on 16 September 2015 by Scottish-Sceptic

As I said last post as more and more people reject climate extremism leaving a bedraggled band of unhappy eco-fascists contemplating their navel, what I am now finding most fun these days is watching these climate extremists slowly, slowly slowly … Continue reading →

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DeSmugblog … the Dead Parrot talks are … dead!

Posted on 16 September 2015 by Scottish-Sceptic

As more and more people reject climate extremism leaving a bedraggled band of unhappy eco-fascists contemplating their navel, what I am now finding most fun these days is watching these climate extremists slowly, slowly slowly … getting the joke … … Continue reading →

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The Roman empire – the first "Sceptic state"

Posted on 15 September 2015 by Scottish-Sceptic

I’ve been doing “some” research into the Romans and the more I read, the more it seems to me that the Roman Empire, was built and largely run by what we would now call “sceptics” or “Engineers”. Take for example, … Continue reading →

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We need Climate Engineers

Posted on 11 September 2015 by Scottish-Sceptic

Engineering is an area which academics least well understand. This is largely because in the UK & US there is a cultural dislike by public-sector Universities of all things industrial, commercial, but worst of all … a group who are … Continue reading →

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Causes of the rise of groupthink in academia

Posted on 9 September 2015 by Scottish-Sceptic

This is a quick note looking at some possible causes of academic groupthink and why it might be more prevalent in recent years. We all know that climate “science” has revealed the most appalling side of academia with bullying groupthink … Continue reading →

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C14 dating shows oddities: Cosmic rays, earth's magnetic field or more evidence for the Caterpillar?

Posted on 9 September 2015 by Scottish-Sceptic

In the new study using samples taken from Xingkai Lake near the Sino-Russian border in Heilongjiang province, researchers have discovered a discrepancy between two dating methods: radiocarbon dating and another method known as optically stimulated luminescence. C14 dating uses the … Continue reading →

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Shuffling cards: Why climate models fail

Posted on 8 September 2015 by Scottish-Sceptic

A while back I tried to find out what model of natural variation was included in the climate models. After searching and finding no formal definition of their model of “natural variation” I finally worked out that “variation” in the … Continue reading →

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Blatant Fraud

Posted on 8 September 2015 by Scottish-Sceptic

I am sick to death with seeing blatant fraud in the global temperature figure as constantly revealed by Real Science. What is more, from my experience, when an organisation is so blatant with its dishonesty, there will be far far … Continue reading →

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Paris Dead Parrot Talks … dead.

Posted on 7 September 2015 by Scottish-Sceptic

For reasons which are fairly obvious,  I’ve finally managed to get myself banned from the Guardian for speaking the truth about the evils of Climate extremism. Clearly the Guardian “doesn’t like it up em” and their hypocrisy of free speech … Continue reading →

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No news is good news.

Posted on 7 September 2015 by Scottish-Sceptic

Unlike a newspaper, a blogger need only write an article when there’s something to say. And there has literally been nothing worth commenting on (that hasn’t already been covered by other sceptics) for weeks if not months. Traditionally global warming … Continue reading →

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