Had 5 inches of snow yesterday, and seems to snow every year now since I put up my CB. Maybe weather manipulation was tied into this scam. Anyone figured out what the point of it is? Only one I can think of is to make chemtrails look like weather manipulation.
" Can you help? We have a real emergency…My husband’s giving a talk on the perils of global warming in half an hour."
I like the drawing
Apparently according to stuff I read published by russian scientists some years ago already, they said a rapid warming period often preceded a brutal ‘short’ cooling period in the past on earth.
The carbon dioxide has nothing to do with any of that anyway, CO2 levels keep rising all the time.
The real source is the sun! which has been free of sunspots since mid 2008… approximately when the temperatures started dropping worldwide.
http://omniclimate.wordpress.com/2008/0 … a-sunspot/
Less sunpots = less corona mass ejected = less temperature for the solar system…
Since then I can’t find much info about sunspots; though, I study astrophysics and the astronomers at University told me the sunspot activity has been unusually quiet these last years.
Guess when was the previous cold period? when the sun was spotless [Image Can Not Be Found]
I’m convinced orgonite helped regulate the climate on earth and create a lot or good orgone, and it will keep continuing [Image Can Not Be Found] , also it makes the weather less ‘brutal’ in terms of winds and storms from what I’ve observed personally (and read here after many giftings), but what’s happening now with the weather is also a lot in the hands of the sun and the space around us IMO.
Our solar system entered the photon belt almost 10 years ago, this induces loads of electromagnetic influences on the entire solar system. Also according to russian researches I read some years ago too, this would cause more and more cataclysmic events, like volcanos erupting and the overall wheather becoming more erratic on earth.
As for what is happening now:
Typhoons/floodings in south asia, droughts in north asia, volcanos becoming active again in some places, snow blizzards many places this year and last year. I’m sure I missed many events in other places on earth!
It seems what I read some years ago is starting to become a reality
What’s sure, is the sun is spotless since some years now and that’s approximately when temperatures started dropping, this is a fact that is obviously not reported in the medias…
[http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/09/10/s]
[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/record/archi]
[http://wattsupwiththat.com/2008/02/19/j]
Personally I believe we’ll be going into a short (still some tens of years long) global cooling period.
Also about the artic ice caps shrinking, this is totally bogus, they always use data from the summer, it’s normal that it shrinks at that period. This video over 30 years shows without a doubt that’s there’s nothing bad about the ice caps, they grow in winter, shrink in summer, nothing really special.
explain that Al Gore?
while I’m at it:
please also explain that Al Gore
Warmists deny Copenhagen access to polar bear scientist
[http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/06/27/w]
Dr Mitchell Taylor has been researching into the status and management of polar bears in Canada and around the Arctic Circle for 30 years, as both an academic and a government employee. More than once since 2006 he has made headlines by insisting that polar bear numbers, far from decreasing, are much higher than they were 30 years ago.
It’s been getting down to the mid 20s here in central FL, which is breaking all kinds of records. It may even snow in my city Friday night or early Saturday morning, which hasn’t happened at all since the 70s. This is highly unusual for orange grove country. So much for all the global warming hysteria.
I studied the geological record when I did archaeology work my first few years of college. Everyone knows about the ice age 12,000 years ago, but most people don’t know that smaller scale ice ages are fairly common, lasting from a few years to a few centuries. The last major one was from 1650 – 1850. Although, the last cooling trend in recent memory was in the 70s, and it was very short lived. Mini-ice ages are usually caused by volcanic eruptions, although this one seems to be from the axis being off, and like Braikar mentioned, from less solar activity. I think this cooling period will be fairly short lived, lasting no longer than a decade or two or perhaps even shorter than that. We’re supposed to have a lot of solar activity in 2012, but I’m not convinced yet – it could be disinfo involved with the whole 2012 end of the world scam.
A summary about the wolrd:
Arctic air and record snow falls gripped the northern hemisphere yesterday, inflicting hardship and havoc from China, across Russia to Western Europe and over the US plains.
There were few precedents for the global sweep of extreme cold and ice that killed dozens in India, paralysed life in Beijing and threatened the Florida orange crop. Chicagoans sheltered from a potentially killer freeze, Paris endured sunny Siberian cold, Italy dug itself out of snowdrifts and Poland counted at least 13 deaths in record low temperatures of about minus 25C (-13F).
The heaviest snow yesterday hit northeastern Asia, which is suffering its worst winter weather for 60 years. More than 25 centimetres (10in) of snow covered Seoul, the South Korean capital — the heaviest fall since records began in 1937.
In China, Beijing and the nearby port city of Tianjin had the deepest snow since 1951, with falls of up to 8in and temperatures of minus 10C. In the far north of China, the temperature fell to minus 32C. More than two million Beijing and Tianjin pupils were sent home and 1,200 flights were delayed or cancelled at Beijing’s international airport.
The same far-eastern weather system took its toll of Sakhalin, the Russian island off Siberia, which was hit by blizzards and avalanches. Farther west, in northern and eastern India, more than 60 people, mainly homeless, died of exposure. Thousands of schools were closed. In Uttar Pradesh, the state neighbouring Nepal, the authorities spent £1.3 million on blankets and firewood for needy households.
Western Russia suffered a deep freeze as snow swept across the Baltic and north-central Europe, leaving the worst devastation in Poland, where 13 people died, bringing the toll from the cold this winter to 122.
Up to ten skiers died or were missing in avalanches. The worst incident was in the Diemtig Valley in Switzerland on Sunday, when avalanches hit a group of skiers and then the rescuers who went to their aid. Eight people were pulled from the snow alive, but four died, including an emergency doctor, and three more were missing.
In Italy, emergency services struggled with rare cold and ice. Motorways in the northeast were closed and military helicopters were sent to Sicily with medical aid.
In the United States, heavy snow fell again on the northeast.
In Burlington, Vermont, a record 33in of snow fell in a weekend storm. The previous record in a three-day period was set in 1969. Residents of the Northern Plains were warned to expect lethally cold temperatures of about minus 30C.
The icy conditions of Western Europe, which broke records in half a dozen countries in December, are expected to last for at least another week.
Guo Hu, the head of the Beijing Meteorological Bureau, linked this week’s conditions to unusual atmospheric patterns caused by global warming.
Meteorologists were also trying to find a pattern in the heavy rains that have hit equatorial regions and the southern hemisphere in the past week.
At least 20 people have been killed in flash floods in Kenya after torrential rains made thousands homeless.
In Australia, the authorities declared a natural disaster along the Castlereagh River as it peaked after torrential rain, forcing 1,200 residents to abandon their homes for high ground.
In Brazil, the death toll from flooding and mudslides over the past four days rose above 80.
Closer to home, forecasters have warned Britons to brace themselves for a freezing cold, bleak new year — this winter is set to be the coldest for more than 30 years.
[http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/w]
I’m just 24 years old, but I don’t remember such a similar chaos worldwide since I’ve been able to think
Has anyone preferably much older than me ever seen the planet in such a global chaos?
