“NIWA makes the huge admission that New Zealand has experienced hardly any warming during the last half-century. For all their talk about warming, for all their rushed invention of the “Eleven-Station Series” to prove warming, this new series shows that no warming has occurred here since about 1960. Almost all the warming took place from 1940-60, when the IPCC says that the effect of CO2 concentrations was trivial. Indeed, global temperatures were falling during that period.”

(you of course know its from: http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/SC1012/S00054/climate-science-coalition-vindicated.htm)

AWESOME AND GREAT WORK getting the truth out there. The NZ public needs to know!

cheers from Lisa G

So I laughed; the most important thing is to keep on track

And appropo of that http://www.climatechangedispatch.com/home/8358-new-zealand-climate-scientists-admit-to-faking-temperatures-the-actual-temps-show-little-warming-over-last-50-years?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+climatechangefraud%2FnkcO+%28Climate+Change+Dispatch+news%29
and
http://www.climatechangedispatch.com/home/8355-british-police-climategate-criminal-case-is-global-and-ongoing?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+climatechangefraud%2FnkcO+%28Climate+Change+Dispatch+news%29

Cheers to all; RichardC you’re right in respect to fossil fuel and trust your enquiring mind to pick it up

We haven’t forgotten Christmas and I for one am grateful that we have the freedom to celebrate it.

Iraqi Christians have been told to keep quiet about it to avoid endangering lives.

I bet though that you have not got an 11 million dollar Christmas tree RT.

Next year we’ll see changes, believe you me — there’ll be many more Christmas messages, and we’ll see how you deal with those ones!

:>)

Happy New Year, too.

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