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." 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."

It was stated that the current drought is worse than the one that happened
back in 1956. What I think they need to do is analyze what happened back in
1956. No matter what the incident, drought, tornados, rainstorms,
hurricanes, they
are always compared to another historical time. I find this very curious,
as many people who today (starting with Dubya) would be blamed for these
conditions were not around in 1956, or maybe were just children. Could it
be possible that they were such evil people that even at that young age,
they were projecting their evil into the stratosphere?

It could happen.

So, every time someone says that the current conditions exceed the
historical record, think back at what was happening in the past historically
at that point. The next thing will be that someone blames George Bush for
the 1956 drought, and then the one in the Dust Bowl of the 30's. And back.
And back. And when we reach a point where there were no records kept, we
can go to ancient tree rings. Logic would say that George Bush was probably
the spawn of Little Forked Tongue, an evil ancient one.

I bet a dollar to a donut hole that George Bush was responsible for the
drought in the early 1300's that wiped out the Anasazi/Pueblo cultures. Or
at least the libs will say so. And his genes had to be around during the
Roman times, too.

Think about it. Some very strange similarities and
correlations..............

Steve