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  •  07-23-2008, 7:36 PM 33961 in reply to 33948

    Re: Global warming debate, comments welcome.

    lol - doom and gloom, i bet some of your friends also wear foil on their heads to protect themselves from govt departments trying to read their thoughts - hehe

    Global Warming - what a joke.  billions of dollars in gas bagging and a few million to do anything about it.

  •  07-24-2008, 12:28 AM 33964 in reply to 33961

    Re: Global warming debate, comments welcome.

    Graemble:

    lol - doom and gloom, i bet some of your friends also wear foil on their heads to protect themselves from govt departments trying to read their thoughts - hehe

    Global Warming - what a joke.  billions of dollars in gas bagging and a few million to do anything about it.



    That particular guy I mentioned is about 66 years old, married, with two grown up kids (one works for gov't). He used to work as a financial controller for a few companies, with the last job having about 50 people reporting to him (including myself), they are multi-millionairs. She is a certified accountant that for the last few years ran her own business. They never did any farming in the past, but decided to retire to that setting, for a few reasons, peak oil being one of them.

    Yeah, some of my acquaintances wear tinfoil hats, but lately a lot of stuff that used to be concidered tinfoil is now all of the sudden common knowledge :)

    Also, just in case you missed this, USA passed a bill in the US House (now they have to accept it in Senate) that gives a blank cheque to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Basically, allowing US treasury to print money to rescue them. With both of them having 5 trillion mortgages on their books, the rescue will be catastrophic for the US dollar in the medium term... Just giving people here heads up..

  •  07-24-2008, 12:36 AM 33965 in reply to 33832

    Re: Global warming debate, comments welcome.

    Interesting topic. Recently I went to a talk regarding global warming for work. Apparently scientist have been saying from around 1950s that there is a problem but I suppose most politicians and others, either needed more proof, or couldnt see it as a huge threat. Here is a link I found that shows interesting graphs http://www.planetforlife.com/gwarm/glob1000.html.

    I cant see how it would hurt to be greener and I definitely aint no greenie. Why not use solar energy or gas to run a household?

    The way the weather is atm its freezing as... what global warming Big Smile [:D]

  •  07-24-2008, 6:38 AM 33966 in reply to 33965

    Re: Global warming debate, comments welcome.

    Here is a link to one of the best climate sites around. They are very good at debunking crap like the article Lucan posted:)

    http://www.realclimate.org/

    Neil.

  •  10-09-2008, 9:42 PM 35282 in reply to 33966

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    So where's the global warming issues in the last week or so?

    Where are our resident financial advisors? In sight please.

  •  13 hours, 49 minutes ago 36303 in reply to 33961

    Re: Global warming debate, comments welcome.

    who cares if it gets hotter there is air con in my house and car, hell i sell air conditioning...

    if the ice caps melt, air con can go into a boat, ever been to dubai, it will be like that only with outh the sheek...

     


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  •  13 hours, 3 minutes ago 36306 in reply to 36303

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    Dubai is weird (never actually been there but seen lots of pics)... but is it actually going to be self sustainable once the oil money dries up?


  •  11 hours, 48 minutes ago 36307 in reply to 36306

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    It's pretty much the reason they are currently spending so much money on tourism.    They understand that eventually the oil-cow will run dry and they will need a sustainable income.

    Tourism in a place with very little other natural resources is probably their best chance...

  •  10 hours, 54 minutes ago 36309 in reply to 36307

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    In a few decades, sand will reclaim these towers of Babel. Maybe then I will travel there as a tourist, to look at them, and ponder man's folly :)

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