Imagine that; all those trillions of tonnes of evil carbon we've horked up into the atmosphere over six decades of rampant industrialisation, and we're still getting the same icy weather we got during the Cold War.In contrast with the alarmingly hot weather in May:
Australian Associated Press report on May's weather...."Climate change gave much of Australia's drought-stricken east coast its warmest May on record, weather experts say".But the ever flexible AGW moonbats have an answer for everything:
Sighh!...climate change is like Michael Moore's tracksuit - it can fit anyone. In 2005, Greenpeace rep Steven Guilbeault helpfully explained: "Global warming can mean colder, it can mean drier, it can mean wetter, that's what we're dealing with."
But you forgot the rest of the Southern hemisphere. If it's cold in Australia it must be hot somewhere else. Take New Zealand for instance Hmm, perhaps not, seems it is cold there too. Well let's go to South Africa,. Snow you say? Live aid attendance only ten thousand because every body has been freezing for a month. Poor Al Gore, the weather God's seem to be against him. How about South America. People were standing in the streets in Buenos Aries marveling at this white stuff falling from the sky that hadn't been seen since 1918. Low temperature records being broken throughout the country. Perhaps we should try Chile. Santiago gets rare snowfall, Valpariso, with a cenuries long weather record gets first snowfall ever. Much more of this global warming stuff and we will be sending Inuit south to teach them how to build igloos.
ReplyDeleteWarming can mean colder, drier can mean wetter. Now I understand. It's like that thing, ummmm, what did they used to call it? oh yeah! Weather!
ReplyDeleteHardworking people actually donate money to Greenpeace et al. - that would be laughable, but we pay for their donations through taxes too. That sucks.