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 Post subject: Global warming hoax -- Arctic expedition frozen out
PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 11:01 am 
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What a hoot! The Catlin Arctic Survey was an attempt to trek to the North Pole to report on how much global warming was affecting this area. But the expedition encounted extremely cold temperatures and severe conditions and had to turn back early.

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The three explorers have learned that the Arctic Ocean is pretty cold! They saw all their advanced scientific gadgets freeze and break. They have survived frozen-solid clothes, a frost-bitten and stinky toe, a needle in a buttock, and an anti-septic cream pretending to be a toothpaste. The expedition has showed that the Arctic Ocean is cool enough for the airplanes to safely land in the middle of May, much later than what used to be considered as the limit back in 2003 (April 30th). They learned that there are places without any multi-year ice and the new ice can still be very thick. Most importantly, they have learned that Nature, and not arrogant or other humans, is in charge of the atmosphere. When it comes to millions of squared kilometers of ice, the human civilization is pretty weak and impotent.
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In a sense this is funny but with liberal Congressional Democrats trying to enact a "cap and trade" scheme that will cost the typical American family $3,000 a year to start, maybe it is not really that funny after all.


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