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GIStemp – who needs Antarctic data or temps near ice.
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E.M. has been swamped with his job of late, but he has at least been keeping up with the latest news. This is more confirmation of the work you and Paul Homewood have been doing.
The reason for not collecting or using data from near ice is due to the polar bears and penguins attacking everyone so we have to declare war on them.
You see, if they imagine their icy realms are melting, they will retreat or surrender. 🙂
At least you’re trying to find a “good reason”, they don’t even care to pretend that they’re *not* lying anymore.
Possibly/hopefully a sign of their “demise” – scientifically speaking! 🙂
“Why should I show you my code when all you want to do is find something wrong with it?”
was that Phil that said that? I remember it.
We already knew that GIStemp was wrong, now we know why.
Another great find by the Chiefio! 🙂
Tony what, no hat trick? Anyway if specific regions, like the 70 to 90 south lat, were compared to the satellites in the same area, we may find out where specifically the divergence is developing??
So that’s how professionals hide the decline is it?
Well, well.