LBC broadcasting climate change propoganda across SE
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ShadownINja said:
the_lone_wolf said:
LBC said:
"London's Biggest Conversation
I thought LBC would stand for "London's Biggest Cu....."
He actually isn't bad. Used to hate him as a mayor.
Except BoJo, he's a living legend
i know we all like cars, but denying climate change on the basis that 'i have a right to a v8' or some such similar sentiment is nonsensical.
It is a real danger that we might spoil our grandkids' lives, it isn't a global conspiracy designed purely to tax us and spoil our fun.
We petrol fans need to get our heads out of our arses and have a look at the bigger picture.
My little fleet totals 20 cylinders, all burning petrol, but i'm conscious that denying the problem, and denying my role in it is not going to help. If the burning of petrol is treated as an enjoyable privilege, not as a staple, we'll start to get somewhere positive.
It is a real danger that we might spoil our grandkids' lives, it isn't a global conspiracy designed purely to tax us and spoil our fun.
We petrol fans need to get our heads out of our arses and have a look at the bigger picture.
My little fleet totals 20 cylinders, all burning petrol, but i'm conscious that denying the problem, and denying my role in it is not going to help. If the burning of petrol is treated as an enjoyable privilege, not as a staple, we'll start to get somewhere positive.
BarnatosGhost said:
i know we all like cars, but denying climate change on the basis that 'i have a right to a v8' or some such similar sentiment is nonsensical.
It is a real danger that we might spoil our grandkids' lives, it isn't a global conspiracy designed purely to tax us and spoil our fun.
We petrol fans need to get our heads out of our arses and have a look at the bigger picture.
My little fleet totals 20 cylinders, all burning petrol, but i'm conscious that denying the problem, and denying my role in it is not going to help. If the burning of petrol is treated as an enjoyable privilege, not as a staple, we'll start to get somewhere positive.
Please tell me that this is a wind up post?It is a real danger that we might spoil our grandkids' lives, it isn't a global conspiracy designed purely to tax us and spoil our fun.
We petrol fans need to get our heads out of our arses and have a look at the bigger picture.
My little fleet totals 20 cylinders, all burning petrol, but i'm conscious that denying the problem, and denying my role in it is not going to help. If the burning of petrol is treated as an enjoyable privilege, not as a staple, we'll start to get somewhere positive.
there is as much evidence, if not more, that proves that man has little or no effect on the climate.
If you have any solid scientific evidence (that hasnt been altered to prove a point!) to backup your post, please add it to the debate in the N&P section.
Edited by AndrewW-G on Saturday 19th December 11:31
BarnatosGhost said:
i know we all like cars, but denying climate change on the basis that 'i have a right to a v8' or some such similar sentiment is nonsensical.
It is a real danger that we might spoil our grandkids' lives, it isn't a global conspiracy designed purely to tax us and spoil our fun.
We petrol fans need to get our heads out of our arses and have a look at the bigger picture.
My little fleet totals 20 cylinders, all burning petrol, but i'm conscious that denying the problem, and denying my role in it is not going to help. If the burning of petrol is treated as an enjoyable privilege, not as a staple, we'll start to get somewhere positive.
I haven't seen anything yet to prove the planet is warming because of man. I haven't seen anything yet that proves one entire nation stopping CO2 production would negate the effect of the other nations, such as the US and China, from continuing man made global warming, assuming we really were affecting things.It is a real danger that we might spoil our grandkids' lives, it isn't a global conspiracy designed purely to tax us and spoil our fun.
We petrol fans need to get our heads out of our arses and have a look at the bigger picture.
My little fleet totals 20 cylinders, all burning petrol, but i'm conscious that denying the problem, and denying my role in it is not going to help. If the burning of petrol is treated as an enjoyable privilege, not as a staple, we'll start to get somewhere positive.
What I do know is the planet has warmed and cooled all by itself a number of times before and no amount of scare mongering by tax hungry governments is going to make me think twice about burning any substance I want to for pleasure, warmth or any other reason.
the evidence is overwhelming and compelling to anyone without a carbon fuel agenda. The changes are totally unprecedented and coincide completely with the industrial revolution. It is our fault. Time to recognise that. Gore's film has it's faults but the title was spot on. It is a very inconvenient truth.
BarnatosGhost said:
the evidence is overwhelming and compelling to anyone without a carbon fuel agenda. The changes are totally unprecedented and coincide completely with the industrial revolution. It is our fault. Time to recognise that. Gore's film has it's faults but the title was spot on. It is a very inconvenient truth.
You are horrendously wrong. Take off the blinkers.BarnatosGhost said:
the evidence is overwhelming and compelling to anyone without a carbon fuel agenda. The changes are totally unprecedented and coincide completely with the industrial revolution. It is our fault. Time to recognise that. Gore's film has it's faults but the title was spot on. It is a very inconvenient truth.
Are you confusing air pollution with climate change?BarnatosGhost said:
the evidence is overwhelming and compelling to anyone without a carbon fuel agenda. The changes are totally unprecedented and coincide completely with the industrial revolution. It is our fault. Time to recognise that. Gore's film has it's faults but the title was spot on. It is a very inconvenient truth.
Are you one on this type of people?;...."[i]Now, the environmental movement is comprised mostly of followers, you can look up ‘dihydrogen monoxide’ (water), on many occasions at environmental conferences comedians and light news organizations have managed to get lots of environmentalists to sign a petition to ban dihydrogen monoxide. So apparently they do not do a lot of independent analysis before making a conclusion, they are mostly followers.
So if you need a large number of followers, there is a ready supply, but you need people, a few leaders, to tell the followers what to think. The followers do not need to, or perhaps even want to, know the reason or the facts; they just need something or someone to follow[/i]...."
Edited by chris watton on Saturday 19th December 11:50
BarnatosGhost said:
i know we all like cars, but denying climate change on the basis that 'i have a right to a v8' or some such similar sentiment is nonsensical.
It is a real danger that we might spoil our grandkids' lives, it isn't a global conspiracy designed purely to tax us and spoil our fun.
We petrol fans need to get our heads out of our arses and have a look at the bigger picture.
My little fleet totals 20 cylinders, all burning petrol, but i'm conscious that denying the problem, and denying my role in it is not going to help. If the burning of petrol is treated as an enjoyable privilege, not as a staple, we'll start to get somewhere positive.
We're all entitled to our opinion, but I suggest you remove yours and do a spot of research for yourself. It is a real danger that we might spoil our grandkids' lives, it isn't a global conspiracy designed purely to tax us and spoil our fun.
We petrol fans need to get our heads out of our arses and have a look at the bigger picture.
My little fleet totals 20 cylinders, all burning petrol, but i'm conscious that denying the problem, and denying my role in it is not going to help. If the burning of petrol is treated as an enjoyable privilege, not as a staple, we'll start to get somewhere positive.
Personally I will not support Any science that cannot suffer inspection, debate or criticism, attacks opposers physically and verbally, stymies comment, manipulates the media and functions to economicallly destroy the economy.
BarnatosGhost said:
the evidence is overwhelming and compelling to anyone without a carbon fuel agenda. The changes are totally unprecedented and coincide completely with the industrial revolution. It is our fault. Time to recognise that. Gore's film has it's faults but the title was spot on. It is a very inconvenient truth.
This has all been covered in various threads, i suggest you start reading 
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