No doubt an analysis of the tires in the pictures would show that each "rocket" weighs 200-300 kg....

FOAD. Seriously. Get a productive job.

There are other models that are based on solar modulation having to do with orbits and magnetic field strength. According to them, we're going back into the deep freeze 2020-2040, so don't worry about it.

In some parts of the country, or less developed countries, they many not want an adequate response.

The perfect spy. The NSA, CIA, FBI, IRS, Google, MasterCard etc love it.

Most of all, getting rid of internet cafes gets rid of a lot of anonymous user potential. Anything and everything for fascism in the US.

Kyoto and CAGW are scams that fueled riches for Soros, fat Al Gore and their private jets. In 2020 we're going to be hitting some really cold weather. Didn't you get the memo?

In the next game round of global conflict, Western governments appear to be choosing to be the fascist forces. Literally.

Looks like good skeet shooting. Remind me to get stronger mosquito nets.

Initially after college, Duncan actually even worked for Exxon, then as Humble Oil.

Thanks for the memories of Trinitron TVs, VCRs, transitor based radios and stereos. However Sony's brain dead corporate body is starting to stink badly. Please cremate or bury it soon.

A new kind of info terrorist on the web.

These turkeys have persistently missed predictions over the last 20 years.

No, not just the Cargo Cult speech, which actually fits many CAGW claimants to a T, but this speech: http://management.curiouscatblog.net/2012/05/17/richard-feynman-explains-the-pdsa-cycle/

Richard Feynman: “If it disagrees with experiment it is wrong, in that simple statement is the key to science, it doesn’t make any difference how beautiful your guess is, it doesn’t make a difference how smart you are (who made the guess), or what his name is, if it disagrees with experiment it is wrong.”

If something is testable and flunks, it is wrong. If something is not testable, it's pseudoscience. Take your pick, my view is that these CAGW turkeys take double helpings with both.

Dude what you don't get is that insurance companies like to overcharge on premiums and to not pay claims. Perhaps in an ideal world what you say is true, but this isn't your ideal world/model. More regulations create lots of opportunities. Climate change predicted fatter tail means excuses for higher premiums. Climate change = force majeure on old policies, like not pay as much, or cancellation?

Excessive hurricane insurance claims where I grew up had more to do with poor building codes, muckheads developing houses out to the tide lines, and inflation tripling the replacement costs.

Try October 1780 for a month to remember.