Comments on: The Nobel Peace Prize Continues It’s Distinguished Run…

By: nanodrv7

nanodrv7 — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 20:57:44 +0000

It seems the good ol US of A has one thing n it’s mind. Bring pain and misery to the planet. While the Geeenies are scewing n their flourescent light bulbs and complaining of the effects of CO2. 6000 Chinese coal miners are being wiped out each year producing coal, 90% of the energy of which goes goes up in smoke. If the Greenies cried about increasing the eficiiency of the Chinese power system by using American technology and forcing a modernization of the same. Thousands of lives would be saved and CO2 discharge would be reduced by an amount far more than if we would all drive hybrid vehicles. Recall the Bejing Olympics. Rember we don’t HAVE to buy all those cheap Chinese products.

By: She Lost to Al Gore « The Political Inquirer

She Lost to Al Gore « The Political Inquirer — Sat, 17 May 2008 05:28:48 +0000

[...] more deserving of the Nobel Peace Prize than she was. The result was the continuance of the record of Peace Prize winner futility via the coldest winter in decades for much of the [...]

By: She Lost to Al Gore « Musings of a Political Wonk, Charity Ronin & Oracle Hack

Sat, 17 May 2008 05:28:42 +0000

[...] more deserving of the Nobel Peace Prize than she was. The result was the continuance of the record of Peace Prize winner futility via the coldest winter in decades for much of the [...]

By: Fran Manns

Fran Manns — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 16:28:59 +0000

The report on my imminent death is premature. I have been sloshing around in the basins on the crust for more than four billion years. I now cover 80 per cent of the planet. Since the last ice age I have lifted myself out of the basin by 120 metres and scared the tribes of Noah to the higher ground. During deep time I became the universal solvent for the volcanoes and the clouds. I have taken up as much salt as required by local circumstances and sometimes give it back in hot shallows and desert areas of my world. I have given man the salt in his blood. Your CO2 output is infinitesimally small. I have absorbed as much gas as I need to maintain balance with the organic world within me and on land. The exchange is so peaceful that science calls it equilibrium. I can absorb more CO2, if the plants do not need it, and it does not give me acid imbalance. My pH will remain basic no matter what you say. These variations you measure have come and gone many uncountable times on the planet and your baseline is too small to know the truth. What you do not get is that warming of the oceans releases CO2 and other gasses from my water, while cooling my water allows me to take up CO2 in vast amounts to nestle with the other molecules in my coldest most remote realms. I can absorb all that man can produce because your impact is feeble compared to my capacity.
Please watch me with humility for you cannot change me. I am the ongoing sink for the planet, and I am huge and my heat content is beyond your estimation. Measure me here and there with your microscopes but know that I will never be that way in that place again. Open your mind to the infinite cycles of chemistry and physics and kneel on my beach. You can only hurt me by not respecting my infinite ability to change chemistry and temperature in all the corners of the seas. My CO2 feeds your plants and your plants provide all the oxygen you breathe. Your base line is infinitesimally small yet your mouth is wide open.