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Old February 12th 14, 07:38 PM posted to uk.sci.weather
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Default Damn Julia Slingo 'absurd', says Nigel Lawson

On Wednesday, February 12, 2014 7:18:33 PM UTC, Malcolm wrote:
In article , Jim

Cannon writes





Lawson made it clear he has not changed his mind about the effects of


climate change, arguing bad weather is nothing new.




"You'll see the Met Office's own report denies it," he said. "It is


just this Julia Slingo woman, who made this absurd statement, but their


own official statement makes it clear there is no proven link whatever.




"There's been bad weather before. And anyhow, climate change is a


global phenomenon, and you don't attribute local things like this


necessarily to some global picture.




"The fact is, there is no evidence whatever to link it."




http://www.theguardian.com/environme...awson-met-offi


ce-floods-global-warming




SHE SHOULD BE SACKED IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!!




Try reading this about Lord Lawson and decide whether he is an entirely

independent commentator on global warming. You might also like to

compare his scientific qualifications with those of Julia Slingo.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_...icy_Foundation



--

Malcolm


Nothing would convince these people that they may not be correct. It's a form of cognitive dissonance. They know what they believe is highly unlikely to happen, yet they know it will happen and will not in any way acknowledge the low likelihood that their beliefs will prove correct, even though almost every scientist on the planet says they are wrong and every scientific institution on earth tells them the same.

Despite this and despite their generally poor levels of; understanding and knowledge about the subject, intelligence and even grasp of English, they know they are better informed than all these other people, who they take every opportunity to denigrate and attack.

Weird, but true.