UN : Entire Nations To Be Drowned Before The Year 2000

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45 Responses to UN : Entire Nations To Be Drowned Before The Year 2000

  1. Philip Finck says:

    And 20 years later…..? IDIOTS!! Think I’ll use this one in a presentation.

  2. Baa Humbug says:

    How much does this brown nose get paid?

    • Mike Davis says:

      He got a raise and they doubled his salary in 2000 when the prediction failed!
      It is to late to do anything now as we passed the tipping point 10 years ago. So eat, drink, and enjoy life.

  3. C Monster says:

    Outstanding find, Steve.

  4. Andy Weiss says:

    The alarmists have been around long enough to have a track record and it’s pretty wretched. The “hockey stick” is already looking very shaky.

  5. Layne Blanchard says:

    Maybe he applied for a government extension on his prediction of apocalypse. Hey, it HAS to happen someday! I think the deal here is you MUST say that something VERY BAD …. MIGHT happen. This creates your notoriety. If you’re wrong, you were just being precautionary, but you keep your credibility, and get a job at the white house. There is no down side. The guy who said nothing out of the ordinary would happen is ignored. He’s working at an unknown junior college.

  6. Tony Duncan says:

    Sorry folks,
    The POST says “UN : Entire Nations To Be Drowned Before The Year 2000” the QUOTE says “if global warming is not reversed before 2000”. There is, in fact, no time line stated for when the events would happen, so Steve’s post is just not accurate.
    Now if he had said that if climate change is not reversed by 2000, Hansen says Manhattan will be under water by 2010, well then I would owe Steve some big apologies.

    • Do you ever get hurt stretching so hard?

    • If 2000 was not the date then how could we know if he was right?

      • Tony Duncan says:

        Amino,
        “If 2000 was not the date then how could we know if he was right?”
        Now THAT Would be a good tittle for this post. it would be accurate and it would raise a serious question about the value of the quote if there is no timeline. Too bad you aren’t writing these posts.

      • Tony Duncan says:
        January 10, 2011 at 4:11 am

        Now THAT Would be a good tittle for this post

        What difference does it make?

      • Tony Duncan says:

        Amino,
        “what difference does it make”

        Because your post points out the pointlessness of making a prediction without real parameters, whereas Steve is just wrong.

      • Tony Duncan,

        Does the possibility ever occur to you that you might be wrong?

      • Tony Duncan says:
        January 10, 2011 at 4:33 am

        Because your post points out the pointlessness of making a prediction

        No. That’s not what the post is doing. That is what you are seeing it doing. You should create your own blog and come at things from the angle you see. That way there won’t be these misunderstandings.

        Did you consider that the post is showing how wrong global warming predictions are and therefore we shouldn’t believe in it?

      • Tony Duncan says:

        Amino,

        “Did you consider that the post is showing how wrong global warming predictions are and therefore we shouldn’t believe in it?”

        Of course I considered that. That is the underlying message of every post Steve makes. If he had used you comment to make the point it would have been quite valid. As it is he said something that was not true. You seem to get upset when ACC supporters do that.

      • You seem to get upset when ACC supporters do that.

        Why do you think I am upset? That is how you are seeing it?

    • truthsword says:

      So if the article is correct, since AGW was not reversed by 2000, which “Entire Nations” do you think “are going to “be wiped off the face of the earth?” You are smart enough to know the article implies that this will occur in the not to distant future, so the “no time line” card is simply not reasonable.

      You do have a saving grace, the world COULD is used here and in every single paper/article about AGW, since it is only a poorly concieved theory with no real supporting evidence. You will not find WILL statements in these papers/articles because there needs to be wiggle (CYA) room. I will say with 100% confidence no entire nation will be wiped off the face of the earth by AGW. I don’t need the words ‘could’ or ‘may’.

      • Tony Duncan says:

        Truthsword,

        if the article is correct. I would guess the maldives, Seychelles, and corral reel based islands in the south pacific.
        You can assume the article implies sometime in the not too distant future. Is that 20 years? 50? 70? See amino’s comment above. if it is 70 years then maybe the “no timeline card” is reasonable.
        I think basing ones reaction to this article on the word “could” would be disingenuous, and would thus be unreasonable.
        And kudos for you to man up and say there is no possibility of any country drowning or mass exodus etc from ACC. THAT someone 50 or 70 or 200 years from now can definitely say was wrong, if any country does drown by then.

      • Tony Duncan,

        So if it’s 70 years from now how in the world would we ever know we did the right thing 11 years later, by 2000, to stop it? We are just supposed to trust that what they say we need to do will work? We are supposed to believe they are that smart? Or should we think they are using that old saying, “There’s a sucker born every minute” to get people to believe they know what we should do by 11 years from then to save cities from being under water 70 years later?

        That is why I am asking you why do you defend these things?!

      • Tony Duncan says:
        January 10, 2011 at 4:18 am

        if the article is correct.

        Wow, you don’t even know if it is or not.

      • Tony Duncan says:

        Amino,

        you are constantly making assumptions about what I believe that are not based on what I write.
        I did not defend that article. Nothing in what I wrote gives any indication of defending the article.

      • You could just as easily said Steven Goddard was right. You could have construed it that way if you wanted to, and found humor in what the UN said. But as it is you chose to view it in a different way and then find humor in those who did not agree with you.

        You could have construed it just any way you wanted to. But it appears you are a global warming believer who also has a superiority complex.

      • Tony Duncan says:

        Amino,

        if one wants to construe. The fact of the matter is that Steve wrote something that was not true. If HE wants to construe the statement in way that has nothing to do with what anyone was saying so as to try to create some appearance that what he wrote was just blatantly irrefutably untrue, he is perfectly entitled to do so. We are not talking science her but plain old english words.

    • Jimbo says:

      Can you comment on the 10-year window of opportunity which has long elapsed?

  7. So here’s another failed prediction. Yet global warming believers continue to believe, and to find labored reasons to keep believing.

  8. Jimbo says:

    New Scientist – June 2010
    “For years, people have warned that the smallest nations on the planet – island states that barely rise out of the ocean – face being wiped off the map by rising sea levels. Now the first analysis of the data broadly suggests the opposite: most have remained stable over the last 60 years, while some have even grown….During that time, local sea levels have risen by 120 millimetres, or 2 millimetres per year on…

  9. Ken Lydell says:

    Steve without comment provided a link to a newspaper report. Having made no assertions about the report he can’t possibly be wrong. Tony Duncan appears to be delusional.

    • Tony Duncan says:

      Ken,

      the title of the post actually has words in it. Those words made a declarative statement. the quote in the article does not say the same thing as his statement, therefore Steve’s statement is wrong.
      Check out his illuminating “question for the logically afflicted”

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