Author Archives: Scottish-Sceptic

I am just listening to the IPCC spokesman. There is a simple rule most of us use. If you are caught making a big lie, then we don’t trust anything else being said. He has just said that the models … Continue reading →

I am not a Nazi Paedophile, but you would think so if you believed the hate speech directed at people like me by certain politicians and sections of the media and this hate speech is fuelled by those like the … Continue reading →

In what Prof Judith Curry describes as “incomprehensible to me” and I would describe as “delusional”, the latest IPCC report (AR5) is likely to say the IPCC are MORE CERTAIN that humans caused the latter 20th century warming or as … Continue reading →

I wrote the following post on Climate Audit: A great article, but I’m not sure I agree with you assertion about the IPCC blaming natural variation. The way I see it is as follows. If the scale of natural variation … Continue reading →

There are days when you just can’t help doing something daft and today was one of them. I have been trying for a while to think of a name for a sceptic forum … which for obvious reasons would be … Continue reading →

When I discovered the true extent of hate speech used against sceptics and the lack of hate speech by sceptics I wrote an article combining the comments by the BBC and a UK government minister about sceptics into the title. … Continue reading →

I started the Scottish Climate and Energy Forum in 2012 and I spent much of the next year trying various ways  to get publicity but without much success. Most of the time was spent trawling the internet looking for news … Continue reading →

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Following today’s announcement on WUWT that Tim Flannery has had his position terminated by the new Australian administration, I’ve been wondering what implications this has for the demise of the global warming scam in the UK … and (sitting with … Continue reading →

IPCC models getting mushy “Third, what is commonly called the “mainstream” view of climate science is contained in the spread of results from computer models. What is commonly dismissed as the “skeptical” or “denier” view coincides with the real-world observations. … Continue reading →