Y2Kyoto: Extreme Weather

5 Replies to “Y2Kyoto: Extreme Weather”

1. Extremely normal weather now counts as extreme

2. In my neck of the woods, we’re getting our first wee taste of winter weather.
   Pay your carbon taxes, or you’ll be be lounging in a hammock, drinking a whiskey sour under the palm trees, instead of shoveling snow.
   Palm trees, I tells ya! It’s all fun and games until a coconut falls on your head.
   How would you feel if your kid were killed by a falling coconut?

   Canadians falling for the global warming hoax makes selling refrigerators to Eskimos look like child’s play, and yet, here we are.

   1. I agree. Make Canada Warm Again. We could have two crops a year and lower heating bills. Why does that fool Trudeau want to make Canada colder?

3. The problem with (unadjusted) data and using data is that when you want to rule over the masses and crises politics is your weapon of choice, it doesn’t terrify the way hysteria does and that’s why it is to be avoided.

4. I am sorry, but the greens are correct, we do have more extreme weather, therefore they are right, or left rather. They never said that CO2 was going to create extremes of weather, only extreme weather, and this weather is certainly extremely normal.

   This agrees with Bunnylicker’s comment above.