So, can anyone intelligently explain to me how is that during the “pre-global warming chicken little” era scientists were writing about the future of increased solar activity and now, all of a sudden, those scientific reports are incorrect?????? Mind you, when scientists back in teh 60’s spoke of future increased solar activity, they weren’t rebutting any other scientific opinion – they weren’t trying to persuade public opinion.

And now we learn of how Al Gore has controlling interest in firm that the current government administration would contract with to administrate the “CO2 mitigation.” This would make hundreds of millions of dollars for the Gore owned company through commissions. Huh, goes to prove what my father taught me as a boy – “dig deep enough and you will always learn that money is the root motive behind all things.” Turns out this just a big money-making scam by Al Gore.

Solar behaviour, weather prediction, geological activity and hurricane patterns are just a handful of the known systems that we have only the barest (our best) grasp on. Drawing any solid conclusion from the data we have is akin to making precise extrapolations on a theory we’ve only heard rumours on or a single report we have only second hand account of.

None of those systems, thought to play a role in climate, is understood with any real predictability beyond the most obvious basis. We recognize some of the patterns in each, yet still don’t recognize how they all will work together in combination with what we don’t know to give us reliable medium and long-term predections. We compound these error rate when we attempt to overlap the patterns, essentially multiplying the rate of error. We do this using each field we apply to the equation and then multiply the error rate out over a time scale that basically no single component can predict on and actually believe the result can be MORE predictable?

It is more akin to faith, not science, to believe that this sort of mathematical adventure could be reliable. If that were the case, we could eventually build perfect weather predicting systems based on those of the set of ‘old wives tales’ that bear only ‘grains’ of truth. Or, that we could fix a leaky water main merely by multiplying its length.