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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1118324)2/17/2019 5:18:15 PM
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Piers Corbyn has made a mint from british bookies on long range weather forecasting, and runs a successful service for business. It been proven his models for climate over the longer period are more accurate then that delivered by the meteorological services.

The electromagnetic factor on weather makes long range weather forecasting more reliable because of the predictable cycles.



You can see all the detail here.

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and regarding that temperature increase graph, is this guy telling the truth or what ?

Here is the point in the presentation where the data manipulation is revealed.

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There is a lot reports that show data is being deliberately manipulated to show a false increase in temperature, however even this manipulated data it does not track CO2. Temperature forces CO2 by several hundred years, not the other way about. Al Gore forgot to mention that.

So, if Tim Ball is reporting accurately here... this is not Science... it's lies, financially driven lies. Big oil does not sponsor the Climate change truthers... it pays all the grant money and the pay offs to the climate change liars... the CO2 human induced climate change crowd.

If true it is a total disgrace, and no decent person should have anything to do with it.
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