On Tue, 17 Jul 2012 14:57:58 -0500, Leon lcb11211@swbelldotnet
wrote:

A new analysis of 2,000 years of tree ring data has quickly made climate
change deniers' list of greatest hits to the theory of man made global
warming.
The tree rings "prove [the] climate was WARMER in Roman and Medieval
times than it is now," the British newspaper the Daily Mail reported
last week, "and [the] world has been cooling for 2,000 years."

In the past decade, hikers in Switzerland have been discovering
previously unknown paths (and bodies/mummies?) which were hiked during
the Medieval Warm Period, proving that same hypothesis.


That and other articles suggest the current global warming trend is a
mere blip when viewed in the context of natural temperature oscillations
etched into tree rings over the past two millennia. The Star-Ledger, a
New Jersey newspaper, mused that the findings lock in "one piece of an
extremely complex puzzle that has been oversimplified by the Al Gores of
the world."

Oversimplified hell. He outright lied about overstating every bit of
data and then -acknowledged- it, saying that people wouldn't act
unless he did so. Farkin' liberal maroons!

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--martial principle of the Samurai