Global Warming is about giving your government more regulatory powerand your eventual enslavment.

BENIGN SOLUTIONS FOR GOLBAL WARMING
www.alaskapublishing.com

I have been on a quest to alter societal evolution into a more
benign
directions with my books, COSMOLOGICAL ICE AGES AND GLOBAL WARMING and
PHILOSOPHER’S STONE.
My book, COSMOLOGICAL ICE AGES explains how the carbon resources were
made. Our sun is in a 105,000-year elliptical orbit around the Procyon
and Sirius star systems. After reading about the direction our sun is
traveling through space I plotted our course from Orion toward
Hercules and in the process discovered that we are in orbit around the
Sirius A and B which are only 8.5 light years away. We are part of a
cluster of 100 stars ruled by these two giants. Sirius B is a neutron
star of 1.5 earth diameters orbiting 20 earth distances from Sirius A.
Every fifty years it gets so close to Sirius A that it feeds off from
it several metric tons per hour causing it to put out thousands of
times more invisible ultraviolet light than our sun. I am now
convinced that the intense light from Sirius B is responsible for
advanced multi-celled life forms on earth.
Our sun was born with about 40 other stars in an Orion dust cloud not
too far from the Horse Head Nebula currently 1330 light years toward
the center of the Galaxy (toward the Southeast). After our sun was
born and most of the planets formed from dust rings we drifted out in
the Orion Arm toward Hercules (northwest) for two+ billion years.
Galaxies make suns in dust clouds and send them out to make the body
of the galaxy. After our sun was born and the earth formed from dust
around the sun a billion years of volcanism gave earth a thick carbon
dioxide atmosphere of 750 pounds per square inch. {The December
Astronomy magazine mentions that early Earth had an atmosphere of
1,450 pounds per square inch and one third of that was carbon dioxide.
Now Co2 is a trace gas at only .033%. If humans were some how able to
double Co2 it would still be a trace gas at .066%. Human Co2 release
has nothing to do with global warming but it is an excuse to control
us?

Venus is closer to the sun than Earth so the solar wind should have
blown Venus's atmosphere away but it has a Co2 atmosphere of 117
pounds per square inch.

Earth was about one-third smaller diameter at that time. After that,
we (our sun) drifted out into the cold of space for a billion years
and earth had an ice age that lasted one billion years. That's a long
time for nothing to happen. All the oceans were frozen and our sun
didn’t burn as hot as it does today.

After a billion years of being covered with ice, our solar system
drifted between Procyon and Sirius A and B which are over a billion
years older than our sun. These giant stars orbit each other and each
have a total of about 20 times more gravity than our sun. When little,
Sirius B orbiting Sirius A every 54 years came around, it grabbed hold
of our sun and pulled it into orbit around Sirius A because it has 1.5
to 10 times more gravity than our sun. This was fortunate for us
because the light and heat from these giant stars along with the
intense UV 100 times more powerful than our pierced early Earth's
atmosphere, melted the ice on earth and started plants to grow in the
oceans thereby releasing free oxygen. Our brother and sister stars
kept going and are now 50 to 100 light years ahead of us toward the
north and are known as the Constellation Ursa Major (Big Dipper).

Our fortunate capture by the Sirius system happened about 700 million
years ago and this was the beginning of all complex multi-cellular
life forms on earth. During the Carboniferous Era Sirus B laid down
limestone layers up to 12,500 feet thick. The continental United
States from the Rocky Mountains to the Carolinas was laid down at time
with limestone layers on average over 2,500 feet thick. [Look up
Carboniferous Era in Encyclopedia Britannica.] Carbon removed from the
atmosphere during that era was laid down in Pennsylvania and Virginia
as coal layers up to a hundred feet thick. Coal is made from grass and
trees and plants of all kinds. Anthracite or hard coal is compressed
from plant matter at a ration of 40 to 1. Soft coal is compressed down
at a ration of about 20 to 1. The point is, coal, oil, and limestone
are made from carbon dioxide using photosynthesis and ultraviolet
light from space and the majority of it came from Sirius B. Our sun
does not have enough power to keep us out of the ice ages otherwise we
wouldn’t have them! If you want to know more read my book,
COSMOLOGICAL ICE AGES. Go to my web site www.alaskapublishing.com OR
www.GuardDogBooks.com

On 16 Oct, 02:03, Hank Kroll wrote:

My book, COSMOLOGICAL ICE AGES explains how the carbon resources were
made. Our sun is in a 105,000-year elliptical orbit around the Procyon
and Sirius star systems.


What evidence can you provide for this claim?

How many people apart from yourself agree with your claim - where does
their published support (if any) appear?
--
Martin Nicholson - Daventry, UK
http://www.martin-nicholson.info/index.htm
Dealing with John Greaves FAQ
http://www.geocities.com/badastrobuster/index.htm

On Oct 16, 12:07 am, ukastronomy
wrote:
On 16 Oct, 02:03, Hank Kroll wrote:

My book, COSMOLOGICAL ICE AGES explains how the carbon resources were
made. Our sun is in a 105,000-year elliptical orbit around the Procyon
and Sirius star systems.

What evidence can you provide for this claim?

How many people apart from yourself agree with your claim - where does
their published support (if any) appear?
--
Martin Nicholson - Daventry, UKhttp://www.martin-nicholson.info/index.htm
Dealing with John Greaves FAQhttp://www.geocities.com/badastrobuster/index.htm

You don't believe in ice core samples or diatoms?

You have some other significant stellar encounter that'll cycle nearby
our solar system every 105,000 years?

~ BG

In article ,
BradGuth wrote:
On Oct 16, 12:07 am, ukastronomy
wrote:
On 16 Oct, 02:03, Hank Kroll wrote:

My book, COSMOLOGICAL ICE AGES explains how the carbon resources were
made. Our sun is in a 105,000-year elliptical orbit around the Procyon
and Sirius star systems.

What evidence can you provide for this claim?

How many people apart from yourself agree with your claim - where does
their published support (if any) appear?
--
Martin Nicholson - Daventry, UKhttp://www.martin-nicholson.info/index.htm
Dealing with John Greaves FAQhttp://www.geocities.com/badastrobuster/index.htm

You don't believe in ice core samples or diatoms?

You have some other significant stellar encounter that'll cycle nearby
our solar system every 105,000 years?

How many such cycles do you have evidence for? And where is that
evidence?

Stars happen to pass our solar system from time to time. Perhaps there
were two such passages some 105,000 years apart?

However, our solar system orbiting Sirius with that period is incompatible
with the positions and velocities we observe of the stars today.

~ BG


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Paul Schlyter, Grev Turegatan 40, SE-114 38 Stockholm, SWEDEN
e-mail: pausch at stjarnhimlen dot se
WWW: http://stjarnhimlen.se/

On Oct 21, 3:44 am, (Paul Schlyter) wrote:
In article ,



BradGuth wrote:
On Oct 16, 12:07 am, ukastronomy
wrote:
On 16 Oct, 02:03, Hank Kroll wrote:

My book, COSMOLOGICAL ICE AGES explains how the carbon resources were
made. Our sun is in a 105,000-year elliptical orbit around the Procyon
and Sirius star systems.

What evidence can you provide for this claim?

How many people apart from yourself agree with your claim - where does
their published support (if any) appear?
--
Martin Nicholson - Daventry, UKhttp://www.martin-nicholson.info/index.htm
Dealing with John Greaves FAQhttp://www.geocities.com/badastrobuster/index.htm

You don't believe in ice core samples or diatoms?

You have some other significant stellar encounter that'll cycle nearby
our solar system every 105,000 years?

How many such cycles do you have evidence for? And where is that
evidence?

Stars happen to pass our solar system from time to time. Perhaps there
were two such passages some 105,000 years apart?

However, our solar system orbiting Sirius with that period is incompatible
with the positions and velocities we observe of the stars today.

~ BG

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Paul Schlyter, Grev Turegatan 40, SE-114 38 Stockholm, SWEDEN
e-mail: pausch at stjarnhimlen dot se
WWW: http://stjarnhimlen.se/

I can agree with the possibility of more than one other than Sirius
star coming our way, however the best available proper motions of such
potential other nearby stars seems to exclude that possibility,
especially of those offering the intensity plus UV spectrum potential.

Terrestrial ice cores that go back nearly a million years are
suggesting that we've had perhaps 12 some odd stellar encounter cycles
within that brief amount of time. It's as though our sun was the
third and least tidal bound partner of the once truly impressive
Sirius star system.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:F...ate_Change.png

Those vast layers upon layers of diatoms (DE) are yet another matter
of stellar encounters as having given our otherwise passive solar
environment that astonishing degree of growth/population spurts.

~ BG

On Oct 15, 7:03 pm, Hank Kroll wrote:

The average input of energy the sun imparts to earth is only 350 watts
per square meter because the sun only warms one side of the earth at a
time while the other side is exposed to the cold of space.

Yup. And that's how global warming works. The extra carbon dioxide
means that the Earth's heat doesn't radiate into the cold of space at
night, but just heats up the atmosphere which keeps it in like a warm
blanket. So we get warmer and warmer each day, until a new equilbrium
is reached, and we get so hot that we again radiate as much to space
each night as we get each day.

It doesn't take much to shift that equilibrium.

Oh, and soot is black, so it doesn't reflect sunlight into space; it
absorbs it and turns it to heat too.

John Savard

Most of those contributing to this topic are not interested in notions
of improving anything other than their offshore bank accounts. Most
are in favor of pushing bigger and more controlling government over
most everything that matters.

Too much of our nation is on a state or federal government payroll as
is. We need a 10%/year cost reduction for the next decade, and we'd
still be in debt. BHO doesn't hardly stand a chance of accomplishing
half that much, at least not without paying the ultimate price.

~ Brad Guth Brad_Guth Brad.Guth BradGuth BG


On Oct 15, 6:03 pm, Hank Kroll wrote:
BENIGN SOLUTIONS FOR GOLBAL WARMING
www.alaskapublishing.com

I have been on a quest to alter societal evolution into a more
benign
directions with my books, COSMOLOGICAL ICE AGES AND GLOBAL WARMING and
PHILOSOPHER’S STONE.
My book, COSMOLOGICAL ICE AGES explains how the carbon resources were
made. Our sun is in a 105,000-year elliptical orbit around the Procyon
and Sirius star systems. After reading about the direction our sun is
traveling through space I plotted our course from Orion toward
Hercules and in the process discovered that we are in orbit around the
Sirius A and B which are only 8.5 light years away. We are part of a
cluster of 100 stars ruled by these two giants. Sirius B is a neutron
star of 1.5 earth diameters orbiting 20 earth distances from Sirius A.
Every fifty years it gets so close to Sirius A that it feeds off from
it several metric tons per hour causing it to put out thousands of
times more invisible ultraviolet light than our sun. I am now
convinced that the intense light from Sirius B is responsible for
advanced multi-celled life forms on earth.
Our sun was born with about 40 other stars in an Orion dust cloud not
too far from the Horse Head Nebula currently 1330 light years toward
the center of the Galaxy (toward the Southeast). After our sun was
born and most of the planets formed from dust rings we drifted out in
the Orion Arm toward Hercules (northwest) for two+ billion years.
Galaxies make suns in dust clouds and send them out to make the body
of the galaxy. After our sun was born and the earth formed from dust
around the sun a billion years of volcanism gave earth a thick carbon
dioxide atmosphere of 750 pounds per square inch. {The December
Astronomy magazine mentions that early Earth had an atmosphere of
1,450 pounds per square inch and one third of that was carbon dioxide.
Now Co2 is a trace gas at only .033%. If humans were some how able to
double Co2 it would still be a trace gas at .066%. Human Co2 release
has nothing to do with global warming but it is an excuse to control
us?

Venus is closer to the sun than Earth so the solar wind should have
blown Venus's atmosphere away but it has a Co2 atmosphere of 117
pounds per square inch.

Earth was about one-third smaller diameter at that time. After that,
we (our sun) drifted out into the cold of space for a billion years
and earth had an ice age that lasted one billion years. That's a long
time for nothing to happen. All the oceans were frozen and our sun
didn’t burn as hot as it does today.

After a billion years of being covered with ice, our solar system
drifted between Procyon and Sirius A and B which are over a billion
years older than our sun. These giant stars orbit each other and each
have a total of about 20 times more gravity than our sun. When little,
Sirius B orbiting Sirius A every 54 years came around, it grabbed hold
of our sun and pulled it into orbit around Sirius A because it has 1.5
to 10 times more gravity than our sun. This was fortunate for us
because the light and heat from these giant stars along with the
intense UV 100 times more powerful than our pierced early Earth's
atmosphere, melted the ice on earth and started plants to grow in the
oceans thereby releasing free oxygen. Our brother and sister stars
kept going and are now 50 to 100 light years ahead of us toward the
north and are known as the Constellation Ursa Major (Big Dipper).

Our fortunate capture by the Sirius system happened about 700 million
years ago and this was the beginning of all complex multi-cellular
life forms on earth. During the Carboniferous Era Sirus B laid down
limestone layers up to 12,500 feet thick. The continental United
States from the Rocky Mountains to the Carolinas was laid down at time
with limestone layers on average over 2,500 feet thick. [Look up
Carboniferous Era in Encyclopedia Britannica.] Carbon removed from the
atmosphere during that era was laid down in Pennsylvania and Virginia
as coal layers up to a hundred feet thick. Coal is made from grass and
trees and plants of all kinds. Anthracite or hard coal is compressed
from plant matter at a ration of 40 to 1. Soft coal is compressed down
at a ration of about 20 to 1. The point is, coal, oil, and limestone
are made from carbon dioxide using photosynthesis and ultraviolet
light from space and the majority of it came from Sirius B. Our sun
does not have enough power to keep us out of the ice ages otherwise we
wouldn’t have them! If you want to know more read my book,
COSMOLOGICAL ICE AGES. Go to my web sitewww.alaskapublishing.comORwww.GuardDogBooks.co m
.
The point is Earth is loosing its atmosphere. We have a limited time
on earth. During Biblical times the Oxygen was 35%. Reference books
list it as 20% but it is down to about 18% yet we go on burning
things? The oxygen content inside building in Washington, DC is more
lkie 13% where senators and congressmen are making important decisions
that affect your welfare and lifestyle. Low oxygen getting to their
brains doesn't make them smarter!

At the time of the dinosaurs the atmospheric pressure was around 50
pounds per square inch. Now it is down to 14.5 pounds per square inch.
Before our sun was captured by the Sirius system earth had an
atmosphere of 750 pounds per square inch. Over time and it was laid
down as limestone, coal and oil using photosynthesis in the oceans and
light from these stars. We have a limited time to get our act together
and get off the planet so that we can seed life in other biosphere’s.
I am sure that a man as foresighted as Richard Branson knows this
otherwise he wouldn’t be building space ports all over the United
States and spending 3-billion on alternate fuel research.

IS GLOBAL WARMING A REALITY?
According to a new Time/ ABC/Stanford University Poll 85% of
Americans believe that global warming is happening on some level.
We’re still working on the answer to that question. Yes as we get
closer to our host stars we will eventually experience global warming.
And, since we just came out of an Ice Age we should expect at least a
one degree rise in temperature per century. In the mean time here are
a few numbers to throw around.
The average person just sitting there in a chair give off 340
BTU’s
per hour. A thousand persons in a building can run the air
conditioning costs up to 340,000 BTU’s per hour just to keep the
building at the same comfortable temperature. Given the poor
efficiency of the air-conditioning equipment (about 50%) the actual
amount of heat released into the environment by 1000 people inside a
building is 50% more than if they are outside in the open air bringing
the total up to 510,000 or about ½ million BTU’s hour. When you are
working hard the average person can put out up to a thousand BTU’s per
hour. There are conservatively 6.7 billion persons on the planet
putting out two trillion two hundred seventy eight BTU’s per hour.
When you add in the air conditioning BTU’s it is more.
Five percent of the world’s energy is produced by nuclear.
Scientists
claim more but they don’t count the third world nations energy needs.
The moon imparts 2E20 jewels per second on each square meter on
the
earth twenty-four-hours a day moving the tides around and the magma
underneath our feet. How many watts of energy is that? One thousandths
of that energy distributed equally over the surface of the earth is
equivalent to 490 watts per square meter per hour.

The average input of energy the sun imparts to earth is only 350 watts
per square meter because the sun only warms one side of the earth at a
time while the other side is exposed to the cold of space. Going from
a cold winter to a hot summer the sun’s energy difference is only 20
watts per square meter per hour. The suns peak input to earth on a hot
day on the equator is 850 watts per square meter. It is much less when
it is cloudy making the average around 700 watts of thermal input at
the equator. You got to cut this in half because the other side of the
Earth is dark. There is 200,000 terrawatts of energy reaching the
surface of the Earth each hour. It is much less at higher latitudes
and practically zero above the Arctic Circle and Antarctic Circles.
The snow and ice reflects much of the suns energy back into space at
latitudes above 23.5 degrees. By tilting the Earth 23.5 degrees in
increases the suns input to Earth by approximately 20%.
The new solar cells are capable of 40% efficiency so you can get a
peak of 280 watts per square meter at noon on a hot day.
The world’s current oil consumption is 85 to 90 billion barrels
per
day. Each barrel of oil produces 5.8 million BTU’s. What is more
important than the BTU’s release by this oil is the soot produced. The
micro soot is accumulative and causes what scientists call “global
dimming.

When China comes into the industrial age the global world oil
consumption will be over a 100-billion barrels of oil a day by 2010.
This figure does not count the oil consumed in production and
transportation. The industry won’t release these figures because they
don’t want the government to shut them down. Exxon made a 39-billion-
dollar profit last quarter—that is, after spending as much as possible
to keep the government from getting it. They would rather give it to
the government than pay off their lawsuits.
According to General Motors Corporation the catalytic converter
and
subsequent federal requirements have lowered greenhouse gasses by more
than 97% since the mid 1970’s.
The majority of the world’s electrical power is produced by big
jet
engines. Most of them have bad thermal efficiencies and the best ones
have about a 50% thermal efficiency rating. On top of that they
consume vast amounts of fresh water. Utility power plants are the
world’s largest consumer of fresh water on the planet and mankind’s
biggest contributor of heat to the planet. All the power plants in the
world produce 15-terrawatts of electric power per hour. This power
output will double within a decade with China coming on line. On top
of that you have the consumption of fossil fuel increasing to 10-
billion tons per year.

They are still burning several thousand acres of rain forest per day
to make charcoal for the steel industry and to furnish charcoal for
the locals to cook their food.

SOLUTIONS FOR GLOBAL WARMING

In order to compute the human effect on global warming per hour on
each square meter of earth you have to take the 90-billion barrels of
oil consumed per day and add the oil used in refining and transporting
it to market and divide that by the number of hours in a day (24) to
find the total number of barrels consumed per hour. You then multiply
this by the number of BTUs in a barrel. Add the total of waste heat
from atomic power plants, coal, natural gas, rice paddies, rotting
garbage heaps, cattle, elephants, sheep, cats and dogs plus the 6.7
billion humans themselves each radiating 340 BTU’s hour while sitting
in a chair then convert this to watts is a big job. After a while you
give up and throw in an arbitrary figure of about ten watts per square
meter and call it good.
The point is: we are releasing an 800-million year accumulation of
carbon resources in 100 years—carbon laid down using the invisible
light from Sirius B --light that is a million times more powerful than
our sun. Not only are we dumping heat into the environment in the form
of low energy photons it is the carbon soot that causes more global
warming than anything else--not to mention the irreparable damage it
is doing to our health.
I think hydrogen peroxide is one of several viable answers. Not the
diluted stuff in your medicine cabinet but a liquid that is much more
concentrated and easy to transport. It can be manufactured by excess
tidal and wind power. When you burn soft coal with hydrogen peroxide
there is practically no waste because there is almost enough oxygen in
it to completely combust the carbon and little or no atmospheric
oxygen is consumed. [The burn efficiency is about 70%.] You could
literally burn oily sand and get clean energy!
The same stuff can be burned in a diesel engine in your car. The
Germans were powering their submarines with it in World War II. If the
US Navy hadn’t towed them out and sunk them so that the technology
wouldn’t get into the hands of the private sector we would be
utilizing this source of energy today.
If NASA threw away their booster rockets fired with recycled rubber
tires and used hydrogen peroxide and diesel oil they would get 50%
more thrust with no pollution. This would allow them to put 50% larger
payloads into orbit. But, like most government projects they are
constantly shooting themselves in the foot due to mental constipation
brought about mostly by the educational system and the thick-headed
Germans like myself who are running the program
The newest solar cells are capable 40% production. There is a total of
200,000 terra-watts reaching the surface of the earth every hour of
the day but the low angel of incidence near the poles and reflection
off from ice reduces this amount considerably. The total number of
watts per square meter striking the earth near the equator is about a
thousand but due to cloud cover and the fact that half of the earth is
in the dark the average that can be utilized is about 350 watts per
square meter.
Windmills actually produce more power per square meter than solar
cells-- up to 40 K. W. per square meter thus leaving a much smaller
footprint on the earth. The little country of Germany has 21 giga-
watts of wind power pulling all the time. There are some areas where
the wind never stops blowing and there are some areas where the sun
never stops shining. We humans, if we are smart enough, should be able
to tap into at least a kilowatt of energy per square meter on earth.

There is a tremendous source of tidal energy in Alaska’s Turnagain Arm
and Knik Arm and there is a company in Canada that will put in a six-
lane, bridge across these bodies of water for free if we let them have
the energy. The turbines are like large revolving doors in a
department store big enough to let whales through. Whales as well as
salmon can go through without being harmed.
If the electrical energy from the tides on upper Cook Inlet was
utilized to make LH2 and H2O2 hydrogen peroxide it would furnish
enough energy to power most of the United States. All this technology
is well understood.
If we can get more of the wind, solar and tidal energy on line we can
use any one of these to make hydrogen peroxide from water to smelt
glass, steel and other things for export. The hydrogen peroxide can
even be used for rocket fuel.

GEOTHERMAL
None of the above mentioned potential energy sources count geothermal.
There is approximately 40 terrawatts leaking out of the surface of the
earth every hour of every day from natural geothermal vents. Iceland
gets almost all its power from geothermal. Instead of sitting there
waiting for Yellowstone to blow up wiping out a third of the United
States our government leaders should encourage energy companies to
drill around the area and use the steam to generate electricity.
There is enough potential geothermal energy in Yellowstone Park in the
giant underground caldera that extends south into Nevada and Arizona
to power the United States for the next ten-thousand thousand years.
Instead of waiting for it to blow up wiping off a third of the
population of the United States off the map we should be cooling it
off by pumping water down there and recycling the steam through giant
turbines.
What you don’t see in the human impact of global warming is the
micro
soot given off by all this activity including jet contrails that cause
global warming. There are countries in the world today that consume
one-tenth the amount of oil that we do and they have higher education,
a higher quality of life and they live ten years longer. They pay for
it but you don’t see them invading foreign nations and killing people
over oil.

The earth is loosing its atmosphere from a high of 1450 pounds per
square inch to it present level of 14.5 pounds per square inch. During
biblical times earth’s oxygen was 36% and now they say it is 20% but
these are old figures. It really is down to 18% and less inside
buildings where people are living and breathing the air. Obviously we
have a limited time on this planet until we burn up all the oxygen
have to go underground or out into space to find another planet to
colonize with lots of water and a breathable atmosphere. Such a planet
with an excess of incoming light in the UV spectrum to release free
oxygen with plant growth and a high pressure Co2 atmosphere might be a
little difficult to find—if not impossible.
The obvious lesson here is that we had better take care of our
atmosphere by not burning it and quit wasting our time and resources
fighting wars for planet domination to steal those resources. We need
to get on with the development of more benign energy sources such as
geothermal, hydrogen peroxide, fuel cells, wind, wave, and tidal
power. There is a host of other advanced concept energy sources such
as zero point, helium-3, earth energy, fusion and high voltage
capacitor storage of atmospheric phoneme. Do you remember Benjamin
Franklin flying a kite in an electrical storm to collect electrical
energy? He may have been on to something.

Present day humans were created as slaves to serve the giant Anunnaki—
the result of the mating of Nephilim (angels) with the primitive
inhabitants of Earth. DNA tests don’t lie. They release death row
prisoners on the basis of DNA. Human DNA is 98% the same as Chimpanzee
DNA; only chimps have 48 chromosomes while humans have 46. One
chromosome is missing and two others are fused together. During the
process of creation it was necessary to program some human genes to
worship their masters because it made them easier to control. This is
why modern day humans still need religion. In fact they feel naked
without religion.

Thousands of years of programming have made it easy for humans to give
up their soul, their free will, their body, their labor, their money
and even their morals to whatever religion feels good at the time.
Because of this humans are easily manipulated into killing each other
over theological semantics or false patriotism generated by government
propaganda. Add to this the subtle programming of government mandated
school systems that keep people ignorant and it is easy to see why
modern humans are so easily manipulated by contrived events to where
they will sacrifice their offspring to fight an imaginary enemy
dreamed up by presidential advisors to keep the economy rolling.
Global warming is about your eventual enslavement!
Check out our books on John McCain, Barack Obama, Sarah Palin and Joe
Bidenwww.GuardDogBooks.com&www.AlaskaPublishing.com

The topic of “cosmological ice ages” and subtopics of global warming
that’s only partially caused by way of artificial means, are simply
deductive formulated analogies, though certainly offering subjective
interpretation as limited by the best available science, and if
perchance I’m not sufficiently right, then perhaps neither are you or
the rest of your collective mainstream mindset that apparently isn’t
allowed to connect dots.

-

Venus might as well be reclassified as an exoplanet.

A nearby Epsilon Eridani w/exoplanet of 1.6 Jupiter mass, orbiting at
3.4 AU from a slightly smaller and cooler (perhaps 30% luminosity
because it’s more IR spectrum) version than our sun, as having a kind
of newish and passive star that’s making it likely for life to exist/
coexist on such a planet, though perhaps more than likely upon one of
its magnetosphere protected moons. Of other smaller planets (possibly
Earth or Venus like) should by rights exist.

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu.../grm34.html#c4
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu...trclos.html#c0
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epsilon_Eridani

There’s also some hope for Alpha Centauri A/B hosting a viable planet
or two, as well as our solar system trek through interstellar space
being directly linked to the same barycenter that’s keeping Centauri
and Sirius in charge of our ice age and subsequent thaw cycles.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_Centauri

Too bad we can’t even explore and directly benefit from our
incredible Selene/moon that’s so nearby and absolutely chuck full of
and otherwise holding onto all sorts of nifty stuff, much less fondle
Venus or for that matter any other local planet or moon in person.

Obviously we’re still having too much terrestrial fun at screwing one
another to death, as well as trashing mother Earth for all she’s
worth, and then some. The brown-nosed and pretend-Atheist clownism of
Usenet/newsgroups is the digital AIDS or MRSA version of systematic
intellectual trauma and carnage that’s in full blown global epidemic
mode.

Mainstream media wouldn’t dare extrapolate anything from Google/NOVA
Groups or via Usenet/newsgroups without a full flack suit and loads of
other body armor, including an industrial grade genital cup and butt
plug, full hasmat wetsuit and extra special snorkels or rebreathers
for surviving the cesspools of mainstream orchestrated infowar
disinformation and infomercial spewed crapolla that gets continually
promoted as the one and only truth.

~ Brad Guth Brad_Guth Brad.Guth BradGuth BG

On Oct 16, 2:03*am, Hank Kroll wrote:
snip

Whether man made global warming is true or not is immaterial in the
American context: It gives us enormous pleasure to know that the
largest abuser of dwindling energy reserves pays many times over for
every barrel. First it pays its despotic enemies over the top for the
oil knowing that the customer is not remotely respected. Then it pays
for a second time for the security measures to keep the oil reserves
safe. It pays for a third time for the massive security measures to
protect itself from the citizens/terrorists who aren't allowed even a
tiny stake in the fabulous wealth oil generates for the dictators. It
pays for a fourth time to fight illegal wars in the hope of getting
its hands on cheap oil. It pays for a fifth time in the loathing and
disgust with which America is held by the civilised world. It pays for
a sixth time in the loss of revenue to health and social security
services which would help its citizens live safe and comfortable
lives. It pays for a seventh time when the oil rich nations buy up its
important property, businesses and service industries cheaply using
money given them by America. It pays for an eighth time in the ill
health the oil causes in smog and pollution. It pays for a ninth time
in the despoiling of the seas by corrupt businesses carrying the oil
at least cost and highest profits by employing non-American sailors
and staff. It pays for a tenth time for the lack of timely investment
in alternative energy sources. It pays for the eleventh time reducing
global warming while still employing century old technologies. It pays
a twelfth time for the loss of productivity while workers sit in cars
in traffic jams despite the massive investment already made in roads.
It pays for a thirteenth time for the loss of lives due to present
transport systems and the wasteful policing of them. It pays for the
fifteenth time for the interest rates it pays on borrowing to buy the
foreign oil in the first pace. It pays a sixteenth time for the damage
done to the beauty of unspoilt coasts and countryside by oil
exploration. It pays for a seventeenth tie in the national stress of
electing losers as their representatives knowing they cannot reduce
the price of gas at the pumps or oil for home heating. It pays for an
eighteenth time in importing cars which people actually want to drive
instead of what is offered by their time-locked, early 20th century
car makers. It pays for a nineteenth time in making the roads unfit,
unhealthy and unsafe places for walkers, joggers and cyclists. It pays
for a twentieth time in all the things it cannot afford to do because
it is sucking the planet dry of oil it can no longer pay for with
cash. Etc, etc, etc, etc.

On Oct 29, 4:31 am, "Chris.B" wrote:
On Oct 16, 2:03 am, Hank Kroll wrote:
snip

Whether man made global warming is true or not is immaterial in the
American context: It gives us enormous pleasure to know that the
largest abuser of dwindling energy reserves pays many times over for
every barrel. First it pays its despotic enemies over the top for the
oil knowing that the customer is not remotely respected. Then it pays
for a second time for the security measures to keep the oil reserves
safe. It pays for a third time for the massive security measures to
protect itself from the citizens/terrorists who aren't allowed even a
tiny stake in the fabulous wealth oil generates for the dictators. It
pays for a fourth time to fight illegal wars in the hope of getting
its hands on cheap oil. It pays for a fifth time in the loathing and
disgust with which America is held by the civilised world. It pays for
a sixth time in the loss of revenue to health and social security
services which would help its citizens live safe and comfortable
lives. It pays for a seventh time when the oil rich nations buy up its
important property, businesses and service industries cheaply using
money given them by America. It pays for an eighth time in the ill
health the oil causes in smog and pollution. It pays for a ninth time
in the despoiling of the seas by corrupt businesses carrying the oil
at least cost and highest profits by employing non-American sailors
and staff. It pays for a tenth time for the lack of timely investment
in alternative energy sources. It pays for the eleventh time reducing
global warming while still employing century old technologies. It pays
a twelfth time for the loss of productivity while workers sit in cars
in traffic jams despite the massive investment already made in roads.
It pays for a thirteenth time for the loss of lives due to present
transport systems and the wasteful policing of them. It pays for the
fifteenth time for the interest rates it pays on borrowing to buy the
foreign oil in the first pace. It pays a sixteenth time for the damage
done to the beauty of unspoilt coasts and countryside by oil
exploration. It pays for a seventeenth tie in the national stress of
electing losers as their representatives knowing they cannot reduce
the price of gas at the pumps or oil for home heating. It pays for an
eighteenth time in importing cars which people actually want to drive
instead of what is offered by their time-locked, early 20th century
car makers. It pays for a nineteenth time in making the roads unfit,
unhealthy and unsafe places for walkers, joggers and cyclists. It pays
for a twentieth time in all the things it cannot afford to do because
it is sucking the planet dry of oil it can no longer pay for with
cash. Etc, etc, etc, etc.

Etc, etc, etc, etc:

Did you happen to mention the ultimate payment in the flow of blood
and guts of the mostly poor and innocent?

Did you mention the commercial consumption of fresh water in the
process of preparing and proper combustion of fossil fuels (especially
of coal, although even natural gas needs fresh water)?

Did you mention the inevitable oops factors of fossil fuel
exploration, mining, drilling, transporting and processing that
doesn't always go according to plan? (we're talking of body counts
plus downwind or downstream contaminations and subsequent [always
negative] environment and human DNA plus other health consequences)

Did you perchance mention the global commute mileage per day that's
continually taking place specifically due to the task of fossil energy
explorations, the establishing of new and improved as well as damage
replacement infrastructure for the ongoing extractions, of their many
pipes, pumping stations, rail and ship transporting, essential
processing of solids, fluids and gas elements, consumer packaging and
final distributions?

What about our using failsafe thorium instead?

What about a maximum effort of fully renewable alternatives?

What about a 10 fold improvement to our national power grids?

~ Brad Guth Brad_Guth Brad.Guth BradGuth BG / Guth Usenet