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A little more evidence that Man-Made Global Warming is a Myth

Tuesday, June 14, 2011
By Douglas V. Gibbs

The argument against man-made global warming does not deny that the planet is warming, or cooling, but that it is a natural cycle - and more specifically a cycle directly tied to solar sunspot and flare activity.

Sometimes, nature reminds us of the truth.

Parts of the country have been going through record breaking heat waves. Of course the hard left knuckleheads are proclaiming that it is the result of not enough people driving hybrids, or something along those lines. In reality, the heat waves were accompanied by a massive solar flare that spewed billions of tons of solar material into space, before much of it landed back upon the sun’s surface.

On June 8, just a day after the flare, cities like Washington, D.C. (99 degrees), Baltimore, Md.(99 degrees), Syracuse, N.Y. (97 degrees), Newark, N.J. (99 degrees), and Philadelphia, Pa. (97 degrees) all set new records in temperature.

Hmmm. Coincidence?

In 2006, the last time a solar flare of this magnitude was measured, there was a noticeable increase in global temperatures throughout that time period as measured by NASA’s Distributed Information Services for Climate and Ocean Products and Visualizations for Earth Research (DISCOVER).

I know it is surprising, but the sun makes the Earth warm.

This event should raise the eyebrows of the Climate Change scientists, convince those people that humanity is not nearly as capable of affecting the weather as they erroneously believe, and in response the government should eliminate all global warming regulations.

After all, it is the sun, not humanity, that is influencing planetary changes in temperature - therefore, there is no reason to try to regulate nature with authoritarian laws.

-- Political Pistachio Conservative News and Commentary

Sun Unleashes 'Spectacular' & Powerful Eruption - Space.com

Did the Massive Solar Flare Cause a Heat Wave? - Net Right Daily

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