We might have some sound bites. Itâs not a crucial thing, but I thought that I would, in response to this, you know, we got a little story here: âClimate Change Is âNot As Bad As We Thoughtâ Say Scientists.â This is in a London paper, a U.K. paper. Itâs The Express. âClimate change is likely to be markedly less severe than forecast, a study claimed yesterday. It predicted that the impact could be up to 45 per cent less intense than is widely accepted.â
Still just another forecast. There still isnât any empirical data in any of this climate change stuff. You realize â seriously, folks â the only, quote, unquote, evidence for climate change is computer models? Iâm not making this up. There isnât any empirical evidence that there is abnormal warming taking place. All there are is a bunch of computer models that predict it.
Of course, computer models are only as good as the data thatâs input, and the data thatâs input is biased, of course, by people who are politicians, not scientists. Theyâre disguised as scientists. Theyâre actually politicians. Aside from the computer models predicting things 30 years from now, 50 years from now, there isnât any evidence of climate change. The sea levels are not receding. New islands are being created, by the way. That wouldnât happen if the sea level were receding. Thereâs all kinds of evidence to refute the allegations.
But there isnât a shred of evidence. All there is is a bunch of fear by Millennials whoâve bought into all of this that the planetâs not gonna be habitable by the time they are 60 or 65. And so their fear of that sort of governs their belief in the climate change issue. Plus, fear and fright are two of the key techniques used to persuade people, particularly young people today. They work. But there isnât any evidence. Itâs just like this âClimate Change Is âNot as Bad as We Thoughtâ Say Scientists.â
There isnât even any science in climate change, when you get right down to it. No settled science is ever declared settled because of computer models. Anyway, it âpredicted the impact will be up to 45% less intense than widely accepted. But the study emerged as other scientists said winter waves pounding the Scottish and Irish coasts have grown by up to 5 feet, 6 inches over the past 70 years.â (laughing) That is impossible to measure! The height of waves?
I can take you out here in March, and I can show you the height of waves out here on the Atlantic Ocean that we donât usually see in March. It had nothing to do with climate change. It had everything to do with high- and low-pressure areas. Every time a cold front goes through here, the height of waves â cold front, not warm front. When a cold front goes through here is when the surfers go nuts. They take up all of our parking spaces, block up all of our roads. You canât get home because of the surfers!
And theyâve never surfing in the summer. There arenât any waves in the summer unless thereâs a hurricaneâs out there. Theyâre always surfing in the winter. Anyway, I just wanted to share this because something is making this group dial this back. Who is this group anyway? (muttering) âA study in the Journal of Climate predicts rises ofâŚâ The typical bogus, nothing to see here. Itâs just a political movement that is disguised as science.
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