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Sep 14, 2023·edited Sep 14, 2023Liked by LawyerLisa

More scientific resources against climate ideology:

https://scientificprogress.substack.com/p/best-scientific-sources-to-debunk

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Toddler Challenge: watch and chat

https://scientificprogress.substack.com//p/please-never-ever-forget-the-pain

16 laws we need to exit Extermination Planet

https://scientificprogress.substack.com/p/laws-to-exit-planet-prison

If we don’t succeed, they’ll impose their 6-sword lethal plan fully exposed here:

https://scientificprogress.substack.com/p/the-plan-revealed

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Going to check these out.

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the best!! comment of the day!

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Sep 14, 2023Liked by LawyerLisa

Great information and perspective from Dr. Curry. THANK YOU for making me aware of her.

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The truth is, there has been global warming recently – but it started around the time of the Revolutionary war, and today we are still BELOW the average of the past 3,000 years. And this is not just for Europe, Greenland and North America, yet another red herring that has recently been thrown out by the desperate global warmers. The universality of the Viking and Mediaeval climatic optimums is written about by Kegwin, who wrote in Science, 1996:274:1504-1508, https://www.science.org/doi/abs/10.1126/science.274.5292.1504 the mean surface temp of the Sargasso Sea (which lies roughly between the West Indies and the Azores), which was obtained by readings of isotope ratios in marine organism remains in sediment, shows we are, today, below the three thousand year average, and far below the Medieval Climatic Optimum, albeit far above the LIA. Civil Defense Perspectives, Mar. 2007, Vol. 23, #3, p. 1, notes that evidence for this climatic optimum has been found in all but 2 out of 103 locations where it was examined for, including Asia, Africa, South America and the western U.S. The following graph of temperature in the Sargasso Sea tells you all you need to know (note: that big horizontal line running across the page is the 3,000 year average!), Interestingly, the warmer times coincided not only with the best harvests, but also the least amount of major storm activity.

Or let’s put it another way, from the Dansgaard & Johnson study, cited from David Stockman’s article on AGW : or as here on ResearchGate: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Average-near-surface-temperatures-of-the-northern-hemisphere-during-the-past-11000-years_fig5_313127868 who the exact same thing

Jørgensen Pender Steffensen, Curator at the Neils Bohr Institute Department of Geophysics in Denmark posted a video describing their findings from ice core samples giving temperature data going back many thousands of years. Here’s a link to the video which asserts that 1875 is likely the coldest time in the past 10,000 years! https://twitter.com/i/status/1654244932763123712

Jørgen Peder Steffensen, also says at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmmmgiPha_Y that during the MWP, the temperatures “were about 1.5 degrees warmer, on average” than today. This per ice cores drilled in Greenland, down 3 km, which go back over 120,000 years. And the sensitivity of their instrumentation is down to the thousandths of a degree, which allows them to re-construct the temperatures. From his presentation, below, -4 is 4,000 years previous today. Notice that it was 2.5 degrees warmer than today; - 2 would be the Roman age; in the 1800s, specifically, around 1875, it was the lowest temperatures Earth has had in the past 8,000 to 10,000 years. It was also around this time that man started consistent meteorological observations. I.e., we started measuring at the coldest it had been in 8 to 10 thousand years.

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Farley Mowat, the noted Canadian leftist and Greenpeace activist, and whose house my wife used to walk by regularly as a kid in Port Hope, ON., wrote in his book West Viking (written while we were still in the global cooling scare) that there were probably at least dwarf forests growing in Greenland when the Vikings arrived in 985 AD and the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History reports “… Erik the Red discovered two areas of southwest Greenland which were suitable for farming, with grasslands and small stands of alder and birch.” You will note that it is too cold today for any type of forests to grow in Greenland, and there is zero ability to farm, unless modern technologies are utilized – and even then, crop selection is very minimal. Mowat also reported the Arctic pack ice was much less in that Viking discovery era than today. Dr. Fred Singer writes that when the Vikings first settled Greenland, they grew vegetables, and it was warm enough to allow the population to grow to 3,000 people and by 1100 AD the place was thriving enough that they had their own bishop and twelve churches. Nature reported in a 2010 article that clamshell studies also confirm Norse records.

Meanwhile, the Archeological Survey of Canada has also noted around “A.D. 1000, a warmer climate resulted in the tree line advancing 100 kilometres north of its present position.” The results of this? Especially in northern Europe, “the period between 1150 and 1300 was truly a flowering period, for population reached unprecedented levels that were never to be seen again until the late 18thcentury in many countries; the English population experienced a staggering threefold increase in its population during the last century since the Domesday Survey in 1086”. [11]

This climate optimum (also called a climate anomaly) coincided with a period of increased solar activity (see below). Farming of various crops extended hundreds of kilometers farther north than it is possible today.

Yet, in the 1100s, Greenland cooled dramatically, briefly stabilized, and then dropped even further in the 1200s to the early 1400s. Sirocko (2010) places the earlier event at the beginning of the 1310’s, while a more commonly accepted time frame for the first cold phase is the coinciding solar minimum called Wolf minimum from 1280-1350. There were repeated cold snaps and advancing glaciers and sea ice from that time onward, but it was not until the early 1600’s that the most devastating effects of the Little Ice Age began to set in, which is the more commonly used date for its beginning. As Dale Mackenzie Brown writes “An ice core drilled from the island's (Greenland’s) massive icecap between 1992 and 1993 shows a decided cooling off in the Western Settlement during the mid-fourteenth century.” But the recent recovery in temperatures is only putting us back to the average temps from an earlier age!

Indeed, when I was visiting Iceland at Skaftafell Nat'l Park a few years ago, Icelandic historians know from extant deeds – and have put in the displays at the park - that somewhere around FORTY old Viking era farms are currently buried under the Vatnajokull glacier system (the largest in the world outside of Greenland and Antarctica). In other words, it was simply much warmer in the Icelandic settlement era than it is today. We are routinely informed of the melting of Greenland glaciers today at lower altitudes, but demonstrably there are at bare minimum low altitude glaciers in roughly the same geographic area that had seen more melting and more pronounced glacial recession one thousand years ago than we see today. Al Gore may want to visit Skaftafell National Park in Iceland on one of his many jet-setting, carbon burning trips to check the facts himself. More evidence: There are records of grape growing occurring in places in northern Europe back during this optimum where they can't grow today. Gregory McNamee, in the Weather Guide Calendar (Accord Publishing, 2002) noted that wine connoisseurs might have gone to England for fine vintages (can’t grow fine vintage grapes there today!), that heat loving trees like beeches carpeted Europe far into Scandinavia, and Viking ships crossed iceberg free oceans to ice free harbors in Iceland…”. Art Horn writes that “In the winter of 1249 it was so warm in England that people did not need winter clothes. They walked about in summer dress. It was so warm people thought the seasons had changed. There was no frost in England the entire winter. Can you imagine what NOAA would say if that happened next year? “

Even the lead global warmer at “AGW Central” East Anglia Univ., in the UK, fraud Phil Jones, before he was outed during the ClimateGate revelations, was forced to admit to the BBC that the MWP (Medieval Warm Period) was real.

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To be honest, most most people I know are too utterly STUPID, and intellectually and morally lazy to care. Or as one woman told me, when I told her about aborted fetal material used or tested with with the Covid shots "I know, but I got it cuz I just want to go to Cancun next month." I.e., I don't care that I am supposely pro-life. I just want to live for my pleasures.

The "good Germans" of the 1930s were the same. Where did that lead? Look at pictures, say, of Dresden in 1945. That MORAL complicity will lead to the same. Most people I know are just too freaking lazy intellectually or morally.

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