The Green Hobbyist

I came across an article written by someone whose house has been stolen. Given the context I immediately expected another green hypocrite and I was not mistaken.
But first, however hypocritical, obnoxious and generally “denialist” the person, a crime was committed and it’s a personal tragedy for them and no one “deserves” that. However, as they remind me so much of the hypocritical “denialists” who have a massive personal carbon footprint and then criticise us sceptics for putting the facts in the way of the hypocritical hysteria, as the block is unlikely to read this, I feel it’s worth highlighting how ridiculous their idea of “green” actually is.
Like all “Greens” they start by saying they were “going to live as ethically and responsibly as we possibly can“. So what do they do? They buy a plot of land in the wilderness: “45 minute drive to our property – a drive that I’ve made at least 20 times each way, at this point.” and what’s the first thing they do?  … destroy the wilderness or as he puts it: “after the $3,100 of additional land clearing and tree-trimming“. Continue reading

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Election Strategy

I need £1000 in order to put myself up for election in 2015 and have enough money to print the leaflets which the establishment parties all get delivered for free.
However, even so, the £1000 (assuming lost deposit) is remarkably good value. Lenzie is full of the “decision makers” of Scotland so its a very good target for climate information, the MP is a green hypocrite and the £1000 is cheaper than paying a company to deliver them.
Whilst there have been some generous donations, unfortunately I am still very far from the £1000 and having had unpaid “work” as a climate sceptic for many years I have had no income and so I’m putting a red line down that I will not fund the campaign from my own (wife’s) pocket.

Strategy

So, I am now contemplating a sceptic keep fit program.
This program involves printing as many leaflets as the present donations can provide for and then hand delivering them. The leaflet will lay out the scientific basis against the nonsense policy of the Scottish government and then explain I would like to stand and ask for donations to help make this happen.

UKIP

For those who aren’t aware, UKIP are denying the Scottish membership any say over their party in Scotland. In particular, the “chairman” is now appointed, but contrary to the rules that say the “chairman” must not be employed in the party office, this “chairman” works for David Coburn – claiming that as an appointed “chairman” this rule does not apply.
So, this “chairman” will never willingly have an election because either they lose and keep their job or they “lose” and become an elected chairman without their EU funded salary.

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Welcome to the age of the internet: 15 days and finally my parcel has left Bulgaria and reached … Hungary.

On the 22nd of December my paypal “cheque” finally cleared and I confidently expected to hear the ring on the door just before or just after Xmas.
Xmas came and went. Eventually I gave the supplier a ring and they emailed me a tracking number.
What a delight! From this tracking number I can now see that the parcel was picked up by “Speedy Express Delivery Service” at 14:15:47 on 2014-12-29  …. It then arrived in Sofia (which I found was the capital of Bulgaria) at 22:16:59 on the same day …
So, what has “Speedy delivery” being doing with my parcel since?

… Nothing!

Until I checked it just now to find that as of 08:32:50 7 days after SPEEDY delivery picked it up, it has finally made it to Budapest in Hungary (next door to Bulgaria) where the status is: “Processed in Office”.

At this rate of progress I am confidently expecting my “Speedy delivery” parcel to arrive some time around March – and as a sceptic I fully anticipate it to be a box mashed to pieces missing the contents and with a customs demand that must be paid before I get the parcel to see it is without its contents.

Welcome to the internet age!

Orders placed at the speed of light.
Parcels delivered at the speed of a gestating elephant.

And the only real difference … is that I can now see online how slowly my “snail-mail” is getting to me.

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Acidgate – more clear evidence of a $trillion fraud – I doubt it will make the news

http://joannenova.com.au/2015/01/oceans-not-acidifying-scientists-hid-80-years-of-ph-data/

http://joannenova.com.au/2015/01/oceans-not-acidifying-scientists-hid-80-years-of-ph-data/


Over at Jo Nova, she has one of the clearest instances of criminal fraud that has been seen in this whole $trillion global warming scam.
To put it simply, at the same time as telling us CO2 will cause “ocean acidification” the “scientists” (and how anyone can call such crooks scientists is beyond me), have been hiding the fact that the oceans have been getting more ALKALINE and not more ACIDIC as CO2 levels have been increasing.
And the clearly have been intentionally hiding the evidence as they refused to comply with an FOI request for the data.
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Another post to myself – formal test of manmade warming

Same warning as before – if you don’t love Fourier transforms, this is not the post for you. Continue reading

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What is a trend?

If you don’t like Fourier transforms, you won’t like this post – indeed, I’m only writing it for myself but comments are still welcome. Continue reading

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The Climate wars – toward a washup review.

limitsmadnessAs I said a while back (The limits of Climate Hysteria) we’ve now reached the stage in these “climate wars” whereby the climate itself is the main combatant forcing the ranks of the delusional public academia, to be dragged kicking and screaming to the reality of our ever varying climate, as the climate itself now imposes discipline where the idiots in the so called “institutions” of so-called “science” failed.
In other words, when we only had a few years of data and a lot of climate variables, it was far far too easy to “investigate” the most worrying trends and then to further cherry pick the data. Then to write up this cherry picked data and publish in buddy review journals, put on Wikipedia as “settled science” and try to convince the world your religion has a credible basis. But, the more data that is acquired and the more people look into every nook and cranny and not just the short-term worrisome trends, the more the real picture of a continuously varying climate emerges and so the less important any one short-term change appears. The more people who gather data, the less any individual can cherry-pick the data to e.g. claim “snow is disappearing” in a warm winter or “floods are increasing” in a floody year or “droughts are increasing” in a dry year.
Or perhaps, the better way to put this is this: if as occurred, the climate academics cherry picked the data to show increasing droughts in years of drought, they cannot so easily then create trends showing increasing rainfall and floods in the following years of flood.

Tumbling Academic Credibility

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When Science fails: the last refuge of a false science – turn Climate Alarmism into religious doctrine

The Denier

The Denier


Science is a rejection of personal belief and the acceptance of scientific evidence. So, when academics claiming to be scientists start lobbying the Pope to get his support, you know the evidence is not only failing them, but mounting up against them. Because religion is certainly the last refuge of the bogus “scientist”.
Whilst it’s a tad galling hearing the Copernicus denying church issuing a fatwa against global warming, it’s perhaps a sign that the end is really nigh for this scam. This is how the Gaurdian reported this Santa Claus (or rearranged “Satan’s clau” present from the Vatican)

“Our academics supported the pope’s initiative to influence next year’s crucial decisions,” Sorondo told Cafod, the Catholic development agency, at a meeting in London. “The idea is to convene a meeting with leaders of the main religions to make all people aware of the state of our climate and the tragedy of social exclusion.”

International Panel of Climate Clowns present their latest report.

International Panel of Climate Clowns present their latest report.


In other words, the pope wants to increase fuel poverty, murdering those poor people who cannot afford to heat their homes, reduce atmospheric plant food that is now allowing millions to live with decent harvests and all for what? As a sop to the rich hypocritical greens of the western world who are so ignorant of the real world that they consume fossil fuels their whole lives and then fly to some idiotic conference to pontificate about the way the rest of the world should fly less.
Perhaps the pope should read my own xmas address:

Jesus the Sceptic

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Survey

Given the lack of interest in the survey and the family pressures of Xmas, I’ve decided that other things were more important than writing up the results from the final questions. Hopefully I’ll get back to this in the New Year (however I may be busy on other things) and/or I might just produce a single PDF as this would be easier than copy and pasting each and every page of results.

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Survey: I prefer to work as part of a group

Field summary for Q13(2)
Please indicate how strongly you agree with the following statements about your most recent job.
[I prefer to work as part of a group]
Answer Count Percentage
Strongly disagree (J1) 114 2.08%
Disagree (J2) 1032 18.86%
Neutral (J3) 2434 44.48%
Agree (J4) 1579 28.86%
Strongly agree (J5) 217 3.97%
No answer 96 1.75%
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