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Listed below are comments made by brossen99 between Monday, 16th November 2009 and Thursday, 26th November 2009 (11 Hours Ago) .

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Wednesday 25 November 2009 09:12am on 26 Nov 2009 http://russiatoday.com/Top_News/2009-11-25/climate-change-debate-heats.html
Wednesday 25 November 2009 8:03pm on 25 Nov 2009 BBC and Cameron trying to hide the really important news behind fear of Islamic fundamentalism again, its a bit sad when a senior UK MP has to appear on Russia Today to get his political point across to the UK public.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPDyfNVUt08

also

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_bFthzGQ0Q

and in the " free world "

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEggt0ldQUI
Monday 23 November 2009 05:54am on 24 Nov 2009 Neat post kashibeyaz #13 couldn't of portrayed the current situation better myself.

Nobody wants to stop the " Corporate Nazi " financial and therefore environmental rape of our planet more than me ! AGW is just a convenient excuse to extort tax from the relatively poor whilst the rich bastards who do most of the " polluting " escape any real " green tax " which could make some real downward impact on emissions, like raising the top rate of income tax to 75%.

Perhaps hardly surprising the Jeremy skirted around the the many refused Freedom of Information requests to the CRU. The ten bob fat cat high rate tax paying jet set brigade will do anything they can to avoid paying their fair share of the tax burden to fund the current welfare state for the banks and their stock market parasites.

The point must be that nobody can trust any government funded body on anything science related since the politicians got caught with their filthy fingers in the till. Absolutely no chance of getting an impartial in depth inquiry into the validity of the science given that climate science is now a quasi-religion.

Clever piece of propaganda with the man with the light and dark shells on the beach, even though he apparently admits that the scientists do not fully understand our weather systems. A pretty simple analysis of the UK weather is that if wind is in the south to west it will be a warm summer or winter, cold if the wind is in the north to east and fully dependent on the strength of the energy being emitted by the sun to drive said winds a varying speeds.

Perhaps intimidation of the skeptic witness Bob Singer, shining the lights in his eyes so that he is forced to close them. " can you hear me " says Jeremy, stood in a dark street with a squawking loud hailer pointing at you as well as the lights, a mate of mine once did it and found it very difficult. However, pre scripted daylight interview for Bob Watson, then another stage managed relaxed studio situation. We have nothing to fear as American data confirms our figures say's Bob Watson.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sc-1SNZepoU
Monday 23 November 2009 7:51pm on 23 Nov 2009 http://www.taxpayersalliance.com/campaign/2009/11/cru-emails-reveal-inconvenient-truths-about-foi.html
Monday 23 November 2009 7:11pm on 23 Nov 2009 Ha ha, so the " Corporate Nazi " university eco-fascist high priests have been caught out on their neat little grammar school boy scam. Perhaps Susan Watts will attempt to whitewash over the whole leaked e-mail victory for the probable truth and trot out what nasty people these computer hackers are. It looks like the BBC are doing their level best to keep the CRU Climate Gate hacking story off the Muppet news. Good job they had big floods in Cumbria to attempt to blame on climate change even though allegedly almost just as much rain once fell in a summer thunderstorm in Dorset in 1955.

Reminds me of this.

Back in about 1980 I was mates with a particularly bright ex-grammar school lad who shared a common interest in railways and stuff like Iron Maiden. We used to visit the local signal box frequently and apart from the regular through freight trains had the complication of a junction leading into the cement works sidings. There was a cement train in and out every evening weekdays, light in summer at least when it performed. We used to spend hours " camping " one shift signalman, who was only about 24 at the time and also into railway modeling.

My mate had set his heart on owning a Bardick lamp, BR issue electric torch also with three colour signal potential. It could also be used as an emergency tail light on a train so the plan was to steal one, couldn't be bought anywhere at any price. It all relied on the cooperation of aforementioned signalman, the only potential eye witness.

The plan was to steal the oil tail-light from the train about to depart the cement sidings, I can't recall the exact train of events but the whole object of the exercise was to force the guard to use his Bardick as the tail lamp, then steal it off the train waiting to depart standing on the wrong main line. It all went to plan even though it involved actions half a mile apart ( car essential ), at no time were the public put at risk, the signalman reporting the missing tail light to the next signal box. You could bet that by the time he found out his Bardic was missing ( and how could you loose up to three ( including spares ) BR standard oil tail lamp ) he was scratching his head about doing the explaining when he got home.

http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/climate-change/countdown-to-copenhagen-a-change-in-the-political-climate-on-emissions-1825922.html
Friday 20 November 2009 10:32am on 23 Nov 2009 http://www.thegwpf.org/
Friday 20 November 2009 3:01pm on 22 Nov 2009 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ydo2Mwnwpac&feature=player_embedded#
Friday 20 November 2009 10:15pm on 21 Nov 2009 http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=92061
Friday 20 November 2009 10:40pm on 20 Nov 2009 I've brought this up before but burning alleged low carbon fuels like gas emits a large amount of water vapour. As a rough guide in the late 1970s we were taught that burning 1 gallon of petrol emits 1 gallon of water, gas is worse still. Burning alleged " nasty coal " emits hardly any water vapour at all yet in some parts of the planet it would appear that excessive rainfall is the main current climate problem.

Perhaps its high time to stop appeasing the eco-fascists with wind farms and spend all the spare money on decent flood defences, sea walls etc. Of course the stock market parasites will prefer their pointless " King Canute " carbon trading scam and changing money on imported alleged green infrastructure. We can build flood defences without importing anything, get industry like JCB strong again, providing real jobs for real genuine " hard working " British people.
Map of the Week: Galoshes and a smile 7:54pm on 16 Nov 2009 The above provides all the evidence you need for the justification to build a national grid for water. Only two main pipes required, no need for pumps at the Romans could probably have done it and the Victorians put in really useful infrastructure for water without pumps. One key aqueduct from Kielder to London down the east, with a connecting and intersecting in Yorkshire line from the lake district. This could create thousands of jobs and perhaps cost the public little if the water companies were mandated to fund it from their fat cat profits.

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