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March 30, 2010
Gulf Stream 'is not slowing down'
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8589512.stm
"Confirming work by other scientists using different methodologies, they found dramatic short-term variability but no longer-term trend."
"A slow-down - dramatised in the movie The Day After Tomorrow - is projected by some models of climate change."
Well, this has got to be a serious buzz-kill for all the global warming alarmists. Not so much the results of the Gulf Stream study, but more that there has to actually be science behind the trumpeted results. This used to be the sort of study where they'd skew the data, ignore the scientific method, and release an alarmist headline to be trumpeted across the world by the Lame-Stream Media.
Only now that everyone knows that Global Warming is little more than a global fraud. That sort of hogwash doesn't fly any more. Once they cut the head off the beast, the Global Warming religion has no more appeal than any other cult.
Now, the scientists have to sort of settle down, look at the data, and think "I know I want to scare the pants off of everyone on the planet by propagating irrational fear, but is this really worth losing my job over?" People are actually going to question the results, for once. And you may be asked to provide the raw data, instead of just manipulating the data, hiding it, and then pretending that you lost it.
Guffaw! Suck it, tree-huggers!
Posted by Rob Kiser on March 30, 2010 at 9:38 AM
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