Idiots, the lot of ya. All we green men are saying is that we need to hurry up and get installing a whole whack of renewable energy supply, but noooooooo, the oilheads won’t have it. “Stop that, stop it, stop doing that” is the only response we hear from the oilheads when we BEG them to get going on low emissions sources of energy.

Much CAN be done, but you are stopping it by keeping the focus solely on Trans-Canada’s Mackenzie Valley pipeline as the ONLY answer to future energy needs. GFY!!

- Kegwin, wrote in Science, 1996:274:1504-1508, the mean surface temp of the Sargasso Sea (which lies roughly between the West Indies and the Azores), which was obtained by readings of isotope ratios in marine organism remains in sediment, shows we are, today, below the three thousand year average, and far below the Medieval Climactic Optimum.

- William Feldman of the Los Alamos Nat’l Laboratory reported about Mars in Space.com (http://www.space.com/scienceas.....31208.html) “NASA’s Mars Odyssey orbiter has been surveying the planet for nearly a full Martian year now” and – referring to the warming data on Mars cited in this article – “One explanation could be that Mars is just coming out of an ice age.”

- Sallie Baliunas, chair of the Science Advisory Board at the George C. Marshall Institute, said, “Pluto, like Mars, is also undergoing warming.” Another recent report on Mars global warming was found in Reuters, http://today.reuters.com/news/.....ningdigest.

- If you ever visit Skaftafell Nat’l Park, Iceland, as I have, you will find the museum notes there are around 40 Viking era farm *currently* buried under the Vatnajokull glacier system (third largest in the world); i.e., it was warmer, as all scientists know, during the Medieval climactic optimum than it is today.

- In addition to Mars and Pluto, there is also evidence of warming on Neptune, Jupiter and the Neptune moon Triton.[1] In fact, Jupiter presents a special case in study, relative to the Great Red Spot everyone is familiar with (which is about twice the size of Earth). As seen in the Astronomy Picture of the Day, May 23, 2008, In 2006, another red-coloured storm appeared, formed from several whitish, smaller storms. Now, there is a third red spot, as seen from Hubble telescope’s Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2 pictures taken May 9 and 10, 2008, and this is drifting towards the Great Red Spot. Scientists think this outbreak of new red spots is probably related to – yes, Al, you are correct – climate change, as the planet is getting warmer near the equator. No word from Mr. Gore yet as to whether our SUVs will take out Uranus.
Dr. Richard Lindzen of MIT, professor of atmospheric science has stated “Al Gore is wrong. There is no consensus on global warming.” [2] and the frantic alarmism all over the media has, in Dr. Lindzen’s own words, “nothing to do with science.”[3] Meanwhile, Colorado State University meteorology professor emeritus William Gray says about global warming: “It’s a big scam,” [4] Paul Reiter of the Pasteur Inst. has threatened legal action against the IPCC to have his name removed from their global warming document , calling it a sham,[5] and Frederick Seitz Past President of the National Academy of Sciences is sponsoring a petition against the whole global warming façade at http://www.oism.org/pproject/ (over 19,000 scientist have signed this petition [6], as opposed to the 600 the U.N. could scrounge up, and some of these 600 have since reconsidered their past agreement). For a complete list of signees – which includes a simply staggering number of Ph.Ds, – see http://www.oism.org/pproject/., where they are arranged in alphabetical order. Meanwhile a similar petition at http://www.petitionproject – as of Aug., 2008 – had 31,072 scientist signatures, including 9,021 with Ph.Ds disagreeing with anthropogenic global

- Kegwin, wrote in Science, 1996:274:1504-1508, the mean surface temp of the Sargasso Sea (which lies roughly between the West Indies and the Azores), which was obtained by readings of isotope ratios in marine organism remains in sediment, shows we are, today, below the three thousand year average, and far below the Medieval Climactic Optimum.

- William Feldman of the Los Alamos Nat’l Laboratory reported about Mars in Space.com (http://www.space.com/scienceas.....31208.html) “NASA’s Mars Odyssey orbiter has been surveying the planet for nearly a full Martian year now” and – referring to the warming data on Mars cited in this article – “One explanation could be that Mars is just coming out of an ice age.”

- Sallie Baliunas, chair of the Science Advisory Board at the George C. Marshall Institute, said, “Pluto, like Mars, is also undergoing warming.” Another recent report on Mars global warming was found in Reuters, http://today.reuters.com/news/.....ningdigest.

- If you ever visit Skaftafell Nat’l Park, Iceland, as I have, you will find the museum notes there are around 40 Viking era farm *currently* buried under the Vatnajokull glacier system (third largest in the world); i.e., it was warmer, as all scientists know, during the Medieval climactic optimum than it is today.

- In addition to Mars and Pluto, there is also evidence of warming on Neptune, Jupiter and the Neptune moon Triton.[1] In fact, Jupiter presents a special case in study, relative to the Great Red Spot everyone is familiar with (which is about twice the size of Earth). As seen in the Astronomy Picture of the Day, May 23, 2008, In 2006, another red-coloured storm appeared, formed from several whitish, smaller storms. Now, there is a third red spot, as seen from Hubble telescope’s Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2 pictures taken May 9 and 10, 2008, and this is drifting towards the Great Red Spot. Scientists think this outbreak of new red spots is probably related to – yes, Al, you are correct – climate change, as the planet is getting warmer near the equator. No word from Mr. Gore yet as to whether our SUVs will take out Uranus.
Dr. Richard Lindzen of MIT, professor of atmospheric science has stated “Al Gore is wrong. There is no consensus on global warming.” [2] and the frantic alarmism all over the media has, in Dr. Lindzen’s own words, “nothing to do with science.”[3] Meanwhile, Colorado State University meteorology professor emeritus William Gray says about global warming: “It’s a big scam,” [4] Paul Reiter of the Pasteur Inst. has threatened legal action against the IPCC to have his name removed from their global warming document , calling it a sham,[5] and Frederick Seitz Past President of the National Academy of Sciences is sponsoring a petition against the whole global warming façade at http://www.oism.org/pproject/ (over 19,000 scientist have signed this petition [6], as opposed to the 600 the U.N. could scrounge up, and some of these 600 have since reconsidered their past agreement). For a complete list of signees – which includes a simply staggering number of Ph.Ds, – see http://www.oism.org/pproject/., where they are arranged in alphabetical order. Meanwhile a similar petition at http://www.petitionproject – as of Aug., 2008 – had 31,072 scientist signatures, including 9,021 with Ph.Ds disagreeing with anthropogenic global

Human beings may use technology to increase the odds of their survival.

Human beings may use technology to bring about their extinction.

Human beings may be able to significantly increase food production in small spaces.

Human beings may be able to significantly increase the amount of drinking water in the world.

if Africa is able to solve many of its problems, it may be able to have fewer famines. Many parts of Africa have very rich farm land. Private property and wealth creation needs to be encouraged in Africa if the lives of Africans are going to significantly improve. The United Nations needs to get serious about reducing War in Africa.

I graduated from the University of New Hampshire in 1992 with a BA Degree in Political Science and a minor in Economics. I first started thinking about the creation of a United States of Africa that would have a constitution similar to our own and would maximize Africa’s mineral wealth when I was a student at UNH.

I ran for United States Senate from New Hampshire in 2002.

My website is http://www.myspace.com/kennethstremsky

Allen Taylor