Oh and let's not forget that these ClimateNazis got caught redhandead lying in e-mails about data and omitting data and persecuting those that disagreed with Global Warming!

It's easy to mock a person that believes that Warming would be a bad thing or even that man could cause it! Why do you prefer to believe a group that violates all sorts of scientific conventions such as, Scientific Method, (ie relying on computer models instead of testing the theory in the real world) and claiming that a "Consensus" is absolute proof that a theory is correct!

Aren't the Rovers Solar Powered? Could that mean that solar harms the enviroment?

Hey I live in Phoenix too. I actually love the cooler weather.

Strawman argument! 1. Plenty of water around up north and other places in question! 2. Other things would be grown not just corn STUPID!

And don't forget the question of how they know what was happening at the Poles prior to the 1930s which was when polar exploration really got going. And of course even then it was an occasional expedition and not permanent bases. As to your question what they use are untestable, "Computer Models" that are based on ice core samples (how do we know their readings are correct) that scientists of the same mind dig up!

What you ignore is the fact that in the 1970s they didn't mean Warming! NOPE SORRY OLD BOY! Nor were they talking about, "Climate Change"! THEY WERE TALKING ABOUT A NEW ICE AGE STUPID!\ In fact the same scientist that came up with the, "Manmade Global Warming Theory" was the same one that came up with the new ice age theory!

Right on most points but wrong about Nuclear Power. They don't want it either or Hydroelectric. They're trying to force us to use the much more expensive Wind and Solar!

Let's see for the last few days in Phoenix it's been down in the low 40s F and even high 30s F! In Jerusalem it snowed 6 inches last week! Yep must be warming then! NOTTTTT!

Psst it's summer in Australia! GET OVER IT!

The problem there is that hurricanes of the nature of Sandy are relatively rare in the Northern States.