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<blockquote data-quote="Overpaid Union Thug" data-source="post: 1369854" data-attributes="member: 198"><p>Global warming fanatics' whole <u><strong>THEORY</strong></u> depends on climate models that don't work even though they are fed "data" that are actually assumptions or outright lies. Part of that data comes from <u><strong>ATTEMPTING</strong></u> to measure past temperature and weather readings. The problem with that is that our <strong><u>ACCURATE</u></strong> records only go back less than a couple of hundred years. If that. The Earth is something like 4 billion years old. So that is like measuring a nanosecond out of a ten year time period. I've said it before and I must say it again....using such a short time period as a way to explain temperature patterns is like looking at how temperature rises between May and September and assuming that the temperature in January will be 150.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Overpaid Union Thug, post: 1369854, member: 198"] Global warming fanatics' whole [U][B]THEORY[/B][/U] depends on climate models that don't work even though they are fed "data" that are actually assumptions or outright lies. Part of that data comes from [U][B]ATTEMPTING[/B][/U] to measure past temperature and weather readings. The problem with that is that our [B][U]ACCURATE[/U][/B] records only go back less than a couple of hundred years. If that. The Earth is something like 4 billion years old. So that is like measuring a nanosecond out of a ten year time period. I've said it before and I must say it again....using such a short time period as a way to explain temperature patterns is like looking at how temperature rises between May and September and assuming that the temperature in January will be 150. [/QUOTE]
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