It's APRIL and there are already more DEATHS from tornadoes than in
ALL OF 2005? This sounds horrible to me, especially since my number
one fear is thunderstorms/tornadoes. Anyway, I was wondering if there
is a year when this happened before this one?

I believe the current stat is 39 deaths for 2006 and 29 deaths for
2005?

And they said 1,200 tornadoes for 2005 and so far around 300 tornadoes
for 2006?

Extrapolation would be X# tornadoes for 2006 = ?

Will anyone DARE admit this to be global warming or simply a cycle or
Both?

Someone is going to have to come to a conclusion at some point. We
have 50+ years of weather/climate data collected so far and there must
be something we can state about all of this data?

Is there one central statement?

If global warming does turn out to be the cause of all the problems,
won't announcing this in say 100 years from now be a very very bad
idea? Reason I say this is because, if we wait that long doesn't the
chances and speed of reversing the damage go really slow at that
point?

Sorta like traveling at 1,000 mph and asking when should we stop and
turn around and no one answers. Finally after 100 years someone yells
out "now". Then you have a whole lot of time to travel back, but now
you're low of fuel and all the distance to turn around. As opposed to
1,000 mph and someone yells "stop" after only 1 year, then you have
plenty of fuel and can travel back at a nice speed.

Can someone comment on some of this??

The news basically tells me nothing. Nothing at all. It is like
reading childrens books from the 1920's

Please HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!