I love this they are very intersting and good thanks for the share couple of websites the viewers of this video may like:

http://www.globalwarmingfact.com

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@john:

Cute post – is that your personal blog?

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PHILLY nj wow that is straight from your hearth and soul and so intelligently put in order i love it ,bye

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2008 the cry was ‘Global Cooling’ ….. didn’t happen
2009 the cry was “Global Warming’ .. didn’t happen
2010 the cry is ‘Climate Change’ …… can’t argue with that happens every year always has and God wlling we always will experience the wonders of Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter.
Gifts from God not from government.

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@Cary – No worries – opposing views are what make the comments more interesting. Thanks for jumping in the fire!

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@Brother Bob: I think I’m in the filter, but I want to say thank you for the kind words, and for being open to reading my point of view. I do disagree with your point of etiquette, my intention was not “self promotion.” Thank you again.

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@Brother Bob: Thanks for your input. I get your point, but I’m not sure why I’d type something here when I’ve already taken the time to do so and can simply provide a link. I wasn’t aware of any etiquette that would say I should do otherwise. Not sure how you view this as “self promotion” because I sure didn’t.

I think the thrust of your argument was that turning down your thermos and avoiding plastic bags will save the world.

Nope, I didn’t say that. I suggested that taking personal responsibility for our own part could provide personal benefits, if not universal ones.

@Mike’s America: You are correct, I haven’t written in a while. Time and computer issues have slowed things down for me. But thanks for your input, I don’t think these were factors at the time I wrote that, but I believe that what I wrote still has relevance.

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@ Cary

Your post was a good read, but left me somewhat disjointed. I think the thrust of your argument was that turning down your thermos and avoiding plastic bags will save the world. You reinforced my main argument that liberals have many grand notions but nothing that actually works in the real world.

That said, I enjoyed your posting and if you have further posts to back your claims I’d be happy to see them.

And on a side note, you threw down a semi-breach of blogger etiquette. If you want to reference your own site, write your arguments, and include supporting links when appropriate. Don’t just say “I have an opinion” and include a link to promote yourself.

Or maybe I am off base – can some of the more seasoned bloggers weigh in? At the end of this post I admitted I have a lot to learn. Any advice on posting/commenting?

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Many thanks, Jay – praise from you means a lot. You were one of the biggest influences that got me into blogging. If you’re going to be in DC for CPAC I owe you a beer.

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@Cary: You need to do an updated post. This is an excerpt of your post:

I recently corresponded with someone who held the opinion that the Global Warming theory is nothing more than “junk science”. I don’t know how scientifically sound the theory is, or what the actual realization of it would come to, but does anyone actually believe that we can continue to usurp our earth’s natural resources, pollute our air and water, and continue to take, without having to pay for it somehow?

Explain to me what “usurp our earth’s natural resources, pollute our air and water ” has to do with the Copenhagen strategy of taxing countries and individuals for carbon use and redistributing the wealth to developing countries?

NOT ONE of the Copenhagen plans would reduce the amount of “pollution” by one jot.

Besides, CO2 is NOT a pollutant. It is essential for life and has been at higher levels in our atmosphere than now.

None of the global warmers remedies would do anything to reduce CO2 levels or effect the climate in any way.

If you really want to fund alternative energy, there is a lot easier way to do it than a vastly expensive and totally unnecessary carbon tax.

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