Comments on: Why Global Warming is a Crock

By: Online Vigilante

Online Vigilante — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 16:29:39 +0000

Maybe if your face wasn’t stuffed with Canadian bacon,and you actually read the whole article you would understand what he said. Get your facts straight???, LOL. This guy is so right about Global Warming being false,and your as blind as a bat. Would you please explain to me why Alaska has darkness for 6 months out of the year if Global Warming is true?. Where’s the Sun going to hit Alaska during those 6 months?.

By: Cameron Carew

Cameron Carew — Mon, 26 May 2008 19:52:22 +0000

Dude, are you stupid? You need to seriously check your facts and realize who is benefitting from denying climate change i.e. bourgeoisie degenerates like you. There is not a single university in this world that denies global warming. So next time you want to socialize the masses into believing your bullshit, get the facts straight.
Vive la Canada!

By: Cameron Carew

Cameron Carew — Mon, 26 May 2008 19:51:44 +0000

By: Oil Guy

Oil Guy — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 11:57:52 +0000

Abiotic (renewable oil) is a crock; ask anyone who is actually IN the oil business.
Fact: North Sea oil – in decline, has been for years
Fact: In the 1950′s Hubbert predicted peaking of US oil production within 20-30 years. Fact: US domestic oil production peaked in the 1970′s.
Fact: Indonesia, an OPEC member ( you might recall that OPEC stands for Organization of Petroleum EXPORTING Countries ) became a net oil IMPORTER two years ago.
Fact: Mexico’s giant oil field in the GoM peaked last year.
Fact: Conventional oil production in Canada peaked years ago.
Fact: Conventional oil production is peaking all over the world from established fields
Fact: No really significant oil discoveries have been made to alter the downward trend of established oil production, in tandem with increased usage. We are living on borrowed time when it comes to our petro usage.
Fact: Usage, except for a brief OPEC Oil Embargo period in the 70′s which sparked a serious recession, of oil goes up each and every year.
Fact: Reserve numbers are not being replaced with hard findings but with fudging of existing known reserves; its more an accounting dance that says with X$ per barrel being the norm, we can expect to recover Y barrels with some profit.
No, we are not going to “run out” of oil; what we will do is see production plateau (may already be seeing that now) and then fall. What’s left will be increasingly more expensive.
As for the balance of your post, there are so many factual problems I can barely imagine where to start. Even those of us IN the oil business agree with climate change as a serious, real issue. Pumping billions of tonnes of CO2, and hundreds of millions of tonnes of other gases and elements which have even higher climate change impacts, each and every year is a no-brainer: our “lifestyle” is causing change to the planet – atmosphere, landmasses, oceans, climate, you name it – on a global scale.

By: Tony L

Tony L — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 19:58:49 +0000

I couldn’t agree more. The doomsday forecasters have been at it since the first man stood on the first streetcorner with a sign saying, “Repent, the end is near.” How about Count Malthus and his theory of food shortages? And let me be the first to remind everyone of “Chicken Licken”. For some reason that totally escapes me, some people really want to believe that man is the sorryest being to enhabit the planet.
Michael Crichton says it best, “Global Warming is only a theory not a science, Most of the warming in the past century occurs before 1940 before CO2 emissions could have been a factory, between 1940 and 1970 global temperatures actually fell. He sums up by saying that (I’ll paraphrase) Man must be the most arrogant of all creatures to think that in the short time of the industrial revolution he could have ruined what has stood for millions of years. So much for Al Gore and his Earth in the Balance.
For a complete listings of Michael Crichton’s comments, please go to Heartland.Org