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What we have to admit. They want emit want they want to capture to
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offset. But this is again, this is dominated by about one seventh of
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the world. So one seventh of the world is marching down this path.
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The other sixth seventh really isn't. They're trying to develop on a normal fashion
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and use hide recovering fuels. But this is a zero thing is going to
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come crashing down. It's going to take a couple decades. But there are
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many, many reasons at point to that, and so that that would be
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listening to the Financial Survival Network. I'm your host, Carry Lutz. Hey,
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with little more than a month ago, figured we'd bring you a little
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skepticism. You know, we are professional skeptics on Financial Survival Network, especially
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when it comes to the government trying to do something that many of you obviously
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don't want or when it comes to the government's policies on energy, we're especially
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skeptics there. And person you're about to hear from author of four books form
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of engineer, entrepreneur, business owner, and this book just came out August
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first, called Green Breakdown The Coming Renewable Energy Failure. I'm not sure about
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the title. I think it's already here, but maybe the coming realization of
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the coming of the current energy renewable energy failure. His name is Steve Garham.
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Steve, thank you so much for coming on the show. Hey,
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if you got a question for Steve or myself, shoot me an email,
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hatel whatever you know. I realize you guys, many of you out there
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don't like to hear shade thrown upon your head climate cause. But Steve,
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Hey, the failure is already here. It's just that we're not going to
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know it for two or three years. Right. Well, Kerry, I
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don't think it has quite failed yet. Been great to join you. The
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world is spending about just about a trillion dollars on renewables to try and stop
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the planet from warming. We have more than one hundred and eighty heads of
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state that say they believe that humans are causing dangerous global warming. We have
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all of our major universities, are leading Fortune five hundred companies, the newest
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media, so also signing up to the theory. The United Nations are scientific
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organizations. So the world is still more is very much marching down this path.
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And the goal is to be what they call net zero by twenty fifty,
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basically zero carbon dioxide emissions from well on processes. And what we have
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to admit they want emit, they want they want to capture to offset.
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But this is again, this is dominated by about one seventh of the world.
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So one seventh of the world is marching down this path. The other
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sixth seventh really isn't. They're trying to develop in a normal fashion and use
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hyde recrubbing fuels. But this zero thing is going to come crashing down.
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It's going to take a couple decades. But there are many, many reasons
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at point to that, and so that that would be what we need to
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discuss. Look, the reason why I say it's a failure already is thus
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far the best guestimate. We have spent five trillion dollars on so called renewables,
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renewable energy, and for our efforts, four percent of the global energy
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is now produced by renewables. So it's failed already dollar for dollar. You
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know, when you talk sustainable energy, the most sustainable form of energy that
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has ever been created, besides nuclear power is petroleum, right, petroleum based
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energy, hydrocarbons, natural gas. What's more sustainable than that? It fed
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this great leap forward of technology, of economics, of civilization, lifting many
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of you out of poverty. Isn't that the definition of sustainability? Yeah,
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a few plot global energy use or global hydrocarbon energy use and gross a national
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product. You find it very highly correlated matterfactor. If you plot curbon dioxide
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emissions with gross domestic product from the world, those are very highly correlate.
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That's probably the best indicator of human prosperity that we have, if you want
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to take a metric. But now, as we say we have we have
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a most of the wealthy world that is actively trying to suppress car suppress the
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use of hydrocarbons, and so we're we are merging down this road. The
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thing is that we are going to have a breakdown, and we're go to
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have about three or four main things on the breakdown. The first is we're
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going to have much higher electricity prices and much higher energy prices. The second
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is we're going to have blackouts in our electricity system because we're putting an intermittent
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wind and solar for always on coal, nancial gas and nuclear power. So
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we're gonna have blackouts that are coming along. We've seen some already. We're
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going to have a loss of freedom because we have a number of governments,
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including our own ask government, telling us that we most by an electric car.
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We must get rid of our gas too. We must take all of
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our power plants and convert them to a carbon capture or window solar. And
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then the fourth thing is we're going to have transnational energy shocks, and we've
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seen the first of those, and these are based on green energy. We've
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seen the first of those in Europe over the last two years. The price
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of natural gas still remains twice as high as it was two years ago,
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and the price of like tity is three or four times as high, and
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Europe has taken a step function down on it in their standard of living.
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So the more we push intermittent renewables, the more we're going to see these
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these four effects. All right, so is there a climate crisis that needs
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all this? Well, that's that's another thing. Yeah, the fommendation of
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all this is really on a faulty basis. The idea that humans are causing
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dangerous climate change by emitting a trace gas into the atmosphere carbon dioxide. The
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theory is plausible, there's a greenhouse effect, and by putting CO two in
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the atmosphere, we're warming up the atmosphere. The problem is that human emissions
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are a tiny part of all the overall greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, and
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both the greenhouse effect and global warming is dominated by natural factors, not man
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made emissions. So it's unlikely with all these efforts to transition, we're going
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to be able to produce a measurable effect on global temperatures. Okay, so
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it's all based it's all based on the faulty, faulty premise, and I
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actually call it the the greatest modern superstition in history. Yeah, put it.
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But you know the idea that if you can say that, that you
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believe if we change the lap bulbs we can save polar beers, and if
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we all drive electric cars, we can stop the oceans from rising, and
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if we build wind turbines, we can make the storms less severe and less
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frequent. That's the closest definition to superstition that I can think of. All
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right, so well, let's talk about that. We're now experiencing the so
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called hottest summer on record, and now the temperature the oceans, you know,
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off the coast of Florida, it was like one hundred degrees, like
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hottest ever. But then the media forgot to tell us that there is a
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major undersea volcano I think in the Pacific someplace that basically heated up the oceans.
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And yet even with the oceans being so hot, you know, it's
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the middle of hurricane season in Florida, we haven't seen any yet. Yeah,
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that's right, it's it. We may hit a zero hurricane landfall this
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year, which does happen every once in a while. Twelve years, twelve
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years of a year, right went without you know, twelve years. Yeah.
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The headlines in July were that we had the hottest month in one hundred
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thousand years, which was complete nonsense. I can show a mountain of evidence.
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There's a whole bunch of sites, including my own Steve goream dot com.
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But there's much much evidence that we had warmer temperatures on the Earth about
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a thousand years ago during the mediaval worn period, when the Vikings settle southwest
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West Greenland, which at the time had trees twenty feet high. Now there
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are no trees and there's nothing but scrub grasses. Two thousand years ago when
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the Romans conquered the Mediterranean in short Skirts, and then four and eight thousand
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years ago. We've had walt century long periods in the past ten thousand years
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that have been warmer than today. Today's climate is not historically warm. In
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one piece of evidence, in an ocean of evidence, there's a glacier in
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Switzerland called the Ruined Glacier. I don't know if you've ever seen it.
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The Rhone River runs out of it. It's kind of a wall to the
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wall between the mountains. Well that has been receding for more than a century.
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But every time it recedes, they find things like wagon wheels under it,
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and they find horse bridles, and they find wood that's four thousand years
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old, and all of it is evidence that it was warmer in the past
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and it is today. Naturally long before we had SUVs or power plants,
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and there are just many, many instances of that. Another one has better,
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of fact, the state high temperature records. If you and there's a
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site that the National Shanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAH keeps the street the State Streams
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site, and if you go to that, you find that twenty three of
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the state high temperature records were set in the nineteen thirties, twenty three out
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of fifty and if in a thirty six, seventy percent of them were set
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before nineteen seventy. Wow, So they're just there's just much much evidence that
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we've had naturally warm periods in the past. It's about one hundred degrees there
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today in Chicago, which is it was just very warm. But our state
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high temperature record was in Illinois was in nineteen fifty four. There was one
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hundred and eighteen fahrenheit. And I've never seen anything like any anywhere close to
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that in my lifetime of seventy years or so. So a lot of this
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press is just rung. But Steve, what about the oceans. They're they're
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getting higher and they're gonna, you know, Florida's just gonna basically be overwhelmed
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with all the water coming in and it'll cease to exist. Isn't that true?
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You're right, well, ocean ocean rice is the most hazardous forecast of
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climatism, as I'll call it. And by the way, that was in
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the title of my first two books. And now mister Trump and mister Ramaswami
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are using the term climatism, so it's nice to describe the ideology. But
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yeah, the former prices a voice President l Gore. Doctor James Hansen of
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NASA predicted a twenty foot sea lettle rice in the year twenty one hundred and
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sometimes when I present, I show a map which shows that much of Florida
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would be flooded if we had a twenty foot rise. We had, we'd
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have a big red everywhere on the coast. So what people need to know
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about sea level rise is oceans. The first off, oceans have been rising
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since the last day, say the last twenty thousand years NASA. You're gonna
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go to the site with NASA and I'll show a chart that shows they've gone
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up one hundred and twenty meters or three hundred and ninety feet in the last
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twenty thousand years. There's so much oceans have gone on going up. No
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scientists can, no climate scientists can tell you when natural sea level rice stopped
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and man made sea level rice began. But our best tied gages today show
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that the oceans are rising at about seven or eight inches per century, not
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the twenty feet per century that some are projecting. So these are all based
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on computer videl projections and not on historical data. Well, models are never
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wrong, right, Well, the climate models appear to be wrong on there
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are many many minions, as for example, in nineteen eighty, In nineteen
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ninety and the first in the IPCC's first Assessment report. The IPCC is the
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inter Governmental Panel and Climate Change of the United Nations, they predicted that we
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can believe that the presence right, they predicted the temperatures would would be rising
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three tenths of a degree celsius per decade, with a half of half a
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per clesius and a low of two tenths so. But but thirty years later,
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now we can take a look at the data, and our temperatures are
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well below their low average and what the models predicted. So we're seeing a
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very gentle rice. But the computer models. It's clear that they're wrong.
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They're wrong. Huh. Okay, So what about this climate gate thing.
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I'm sure you've delved into that a lot. It just got hushed, Yeah,
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like it did never even happened. Well, I talked about that in
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my first books, in my first two books, Climatism and The Bad,
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Bad, Mad World of Climatism. The So what happened was that the hacker
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got into the climate research unit in England at the University of East Anglia and
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released about a thousand emails talking about conversations between the scientists, and there were
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all sorts of things in there, talking about suppressing the scientific journals, about
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trying to change the the rise and the fall of temperature curves, talking about
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well if we just adjust this up here and we adjust this down here,
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and we have to get rid of the medieval warm period, which you remember
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I mentioned this was one of the warm periods in the past. So so
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you know, it is. It is strange, and I do believe that
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the climate scientists are sincere and they think that there is a problem, that
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the world is warming. But then they say then it appears that their their
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their position has said, well we have to you know the the the cause
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is so important, but danger is so great that we have to be able
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to we can even falsify data to allow us to present the right image.
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And that's exactly what they did. As a matter of fact, a former
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Vice President Gore has talked about that. He said, and I'm paraphrasing,
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he said, you know, adjustment of the data or or a little bit
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of exaggeration is okay. In a number of other scientists have said the same
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thing. So it makes uh, it makes for We've also had the Noah
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and and NASA have adjust to their temperature curse decades after the temperature the temperature
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the aperture thermometer measurements were taken. So they're putting in all these adjustments in
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addition to the original temperature readings from the thermometers. And so it's very tough
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to to believe a lot of the data that you see. I do believe
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we have had a little bit of warming, very small about one degree celsius
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since eighteen eighty and the last one hundred and forty years, but that is
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dominated by natural factors, not man made emissions. So that's explains the heat
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wave, that one degree rise, that we're having this set set it well
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this summer, you know we've got well, it gets hot in the summer,
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and that's that's what happens. And again for most of the states.
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I think you're in Florida. The record temperature in Florida was one hundred and
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twelve. Let's see that was set back in nineteen thirty one. I don't
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have the location, but they can look that out. Not let's see that
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was ending like that since that was in Mana Cella or whereever the it is.
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But yeah, so that is is in situation. Nevertheless, the press
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as always talking about how everything is terribly hot and then humans are causing it
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and that the planet's overheating it. It is. It sells papers, you
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know, it sells news media, but people should really not believe it.
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All right, Well, hey, we're skeptics about everything in anything the government
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says or try to get it tries to get us to do. You should
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be too. Tell us the book. Where do we find it? I
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assume Amazon and wherever fine books used to be sold. Yes, screen breakdown
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is it Amazon? It's a color paper back, two hundred and fifty six
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pages. It will give people if you have a stove, if you have
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a car, if you have its electricity, you really need to read this
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book and see what's going on. There any books available as well on Apple,
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Amazon, Google and the Noble or they can get one from our website.
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I'll send them a sign copy if they're on order one. Steve Gorham
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G O. R. E. H Am dot com. All right,
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and I'm hoarding gas stoves. I've got a room where we've got six of
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them now because I just don't trust them and I don't like cooking with electric
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gas as far superior. There's no health issues for gas stoves. That's just
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total nonsense. Hey, Steve, how'll shate you're coming on and go get
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thank your Curry. Yeah, go get Steve's book. If you've got any
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question for Steve myself kl at carry Lutz dot com. Make sure when you
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