Actually this isn’t quite true. High school seniors who failed a grade might have seen a little global warming.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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I hope you’re not referring to Homer or Mickey!
Avery.
Avery seems to have the “new normal” bi-polar condition, which is quite similar to Anita’s, as they look to both Mother Theresa and Chairman Mao during periods of internal mental conflict -:)
I don’t know about the people you mentioned , but I do know ‘ Mother Teresa ‘.
How come the CAGW scam didn’t make the top 12 failed predictions? I think a couple of YouTube videos with the top 12 failed climate predictions would almost go viral right now.
Failed temperature prediction
Failed sea ice prediction.
Failed tornado prediction
Failed hurricane prediction
Failed drought prediction
Failed end of snow prediction
Failed sea level prediction
Failed glacier prediction
Failed polar bear prediction
Failed sinking islands prediction
Failed barrier reef disaster prediction.
Why do alarmists deny the facts? Are they looking for a new religion?
http://youtu.be/SzwJo5nQ7HI
Apparently the Arctic Ocean is heating up 10 times faster than the global ocean!! That’s why there is 50% more Arctic sea ice than last year and record cold air temperatures. It makes sense if you are mentally challenged like fantasy author Mat McDermott.
http://motherboard.vice.com/blog/deep-parts-of-the-greenland-sea-are-warming-10-times-faster-than-the-entire-ocean
You’re wrong about Y2K, it was a big problem but only for mainframes (and various units of largely obsolete equipment) billions were spent rewriting code on the important mainframes or replacing them outright. The worry was that the work would not be completed in time however the last of the work was completed in November 1999. Thousands of code writers were recruited and trained from scratch and went on to write todays software.