Trump Derangement Syndrome

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More involved in what? World War III? I suppose if someone had sent a couple of planes into Toronto's Financial District we would be more motivated. But they didn't. (Yet.)

Canada is not as involved in international wars as the U.S. We offer support, but our focus is more national. This works fine for me. If countries are going to start lobbing missiles around, it's better to keep a low profile.

It's much safer for Canada to remain a nail rather than trying to become the hammer.

The credibility of global warming is not crumbling, at least not from someone who look at it from a rational perspective: I said environmental science because I was talking about the environment on a general sense, not just about climate. Also, while Canada got a good economy it's population is still nearly ten time lower that the United States.

"Global Warming" is definitely occurring.

The real question: is this primarily caused by natural, inevitable climactic variation, or is this primarily caused by man-made elements (e.g., CO2 emissions, particulate pollution, aerosols, etc.)

In the past millennium (1000-2000 AD), we had both a "little Ice Age" (circa 1500-1800 AD) and a decent warm up (around 1200 AD). None of these could have been caused by man-made agents.

I get it. Canada wants to complain about how America and its president handles world affairs while it stays in its bubble.

As for global warming, I think this person seems to have a very good handle on it. Maybe because I haven't been politically brainwashed.

I think that global warming is an example of magical thinking, because leftists see people enjoying themselves and being comfortable, and say it results in negative karma.

Mating pairs, the abundant meal, green grass, to pick a flower, conveniences which make us healthy and comfortable, home and hearth (literally) are assigned a sense of spiritual guilt, eventuating in cosmic upheaval.

Yet, fundamentalists say that moral decadence results in natural and manmade disasters, lost wars, and financial loss, and are considered superstitious, for that.

One side said that national sin caused 9-11, and was forced to apologize --
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2001/ ... ber11.usa9
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/danthropol ... -children/

The other side said that terrorism was caused by global warming, ie. any enjoyment of material resources, whatsoever, no matter how wholesome --
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCkimcXd_t0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ew9vqhGEa38

More like he do not have a good handle on it.

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/climate-consensus-97-per-cent/2014/nov/03/weather-channel-founder-not-credible-on-global-warming

http://uscentrist.org/platform/positions/environment/context-environment/john_coleman/the-amazing-story-behind-the-global-warming-scam

If the scientists consensus don't convince you, maybe a inuit perspective will: https://skepticalscience.com/Inuit-Climate-Change.html
They got as much academic credential as John Coleman on the subject, and way more credential from their geographical location and lifestyle.

Here's some dignified Leftist strategy for you -- will Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama publicly denounce it?

A problem I have with this sort of thing is it's not really a presentation and mainly involves opening a multitude of links to various websites. The whole thing just ends up being a jumble. It's like statement/claim link. And this just results in taking me to similar websites with yet more links that take me back to the same websites. And it seems to be centered around "climate change experts".

Isn't there a more concisely comprehensive presentation in existence?



"My name is Caitlyn Baikie. I am a 20-year-old Inuk from Nain, Nunatsiavut and have lived there all of my life." Seriously?

I mean this is one of my main issues with Global Warming, that it's based on observation over a small amount of time. The rest seems to depend on computer simulations.

When I first moved here to the Seattle area in 2014, it was a lot sunnier and dryer than I was expecting. And locals were saying "it never used to be like this". But this year it's been nothing but cold and rainy so far.

I was wondering if the same was true in California, because it's an area Global Warming folks like to go on and on about being in a drought. And yep it's getting drenched too.



They who? Coleman gave me a really good concise comprehensive presentation. On the "they" side all I got was a nest of urls.

Now I haven't made up my mind on this. But there are things about it I find to be questionable and sketchy.

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Now all of that is off topic of course. What's on topic is this weird "TRUMP DENIES GLOBAL WARMING!" trend.

Maybe he has a good reason to be skeptical of it.

If it weren't for fake hate crimes perpetrated by the Left, there might be no hate crimes at all.

Police: Brown County church organist admitted to November vandalism

BEAN BLOSSOM, Ind. (WTHR) - A Brown County church vandalized with Donald Trump graffiti shortly after the 2016 election wasn't targeted by pro-Trump political activists, but a member of their own congregation, according to police.

People suspected the KKK or some other hate group was responsible for the graffiti. The arrest of the church organist, was a surprise - and a relief.

The Brown County prosecuting attorney's office issued a statement Wednesday saying they had charged 26-year-old George Nathaniel Stang of Bloomington with institutional criminal mischief, a misdemeanor. Stang was the man who originally claimed to have found the graffiti, and works as the organist at St. David's Episcopal Church in Bean Blossom....

Detectives immediately suspected the crime was committed by someone familiar with the church. They said cell phone records put Stang in the area Saturday night.

According to court records, when confronted with the evidence, the 26-year-old gay man confessed.

Investigators say Stang admitted to painting the "Heil Trump" and "Fag Church" graffiti himself because he wanted to "mobilize a movement after being disappointed in and fearful of the outcome of the national election."

http://www.wthr.com/article/police-brow ... -vandalism

There is a long history of climate change, but the ones wanting to regulate the sh!t out of anything that theoretically may attribute to climate change are tree hugging anti-capitalists which speaks volumes.

Let their tears nourish you, for we are witnessing the golden age of liberal butthurt that you will tell your grandchildren about.

Nice! Good to see that you are still at it.


Still the same old

I'm sure there's a history of climate change. I'm just not sure what it adds up to, if anything.

From purely subjective point of view, when I lived in Las Vegas there was all the stuff I kept hearing about Lake Mead water levels being so low compared to the 80's and how that was such dramatic proof of global warming. Then I saw a picture of Lake Mead from 1955 and the water level was just as low then as it is now. And this year it's starting to rise again because of record rainfall and a huge snow cap in the mountains.



Maybe god is a liberal and that's why there's been torrential rainfall in the west.

Here's my theory:
For 70 years in the late 1600’s there were virtually no sunspots. A phenomenon we now refer to as the Maunder Minimum. That same time also corresponds to the Little Ice Age. And during that same time period all the great composers of Baroque music lived, composed and performed. Including Bach, Vivaldi, Haendel, Zelenka, Buxtehude, Scarlotti and many others. Which proves conclusively, (by correlation) that climate change is caused by the absence of Baroque music.

Could you come up with a new shtik ... I get it: anyone who doesn't like Trump is insane, addicted to hatred, or a crybaby.

Trump, of course, has no flaws.