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Here are the reasons more and more people aren't placing their trust in the prophets of global warming doomsday:
-- There is no measurable, quantifiable, reliable and accountable analysis that can predict the timing and scope of doomsday over the next 100 years. Global warming prophets of doom demand your complete trust in their prophecies, full of exaggeration, hyperbole, and vague inferences of may, could, might, etc.
-- The ridiculous belief that humans can reverse and change weather patterns in specific geographic regions (i.e., California) through higher taxes and political laws. The absurd notion that the Environmental Protection Agency and the regulation of plant food (carbon dioxide) will cool the temperature of Earth's climate over the state of California by X number of degrees. The utter arrogance of politicians who think they can reverse global climate trends in specific localities (i.e., California) just boggles the mind.
-- The global warming doomsayer prophets will not engage in debate with other scientists who challenge the prophetic group-think mentality. If truth is on the side of global warming prophets, then why will the prophets not enter into debates, rigorous discussions and scientific counter arguments? Let's have an open and honest debate among the best scientists on both sides of the issue.
-- There are much higher priorities over the next 100 years than worrying about false alarms and exaggerated doomsday scenarios. Nobody is losing sleep over the coming calamity in the next 100 years. A real disaster is unemployment. People are more concerned about providing for their families and the fear of unemployment than the silly, exaggerated claims of global warming alarmists and fearmongering.
There you go: four excellent reasons to put global warming doomsday at the bottom of your list of things to worry about.
-- Sean Ragan, Camarillo

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