Razavn said:
(I actually put some more in my original post there while you were quoting me, you can read it now)
Some other juicy stuff: According to science that makes sense, the reason it's been warming (which it actually hasn't in the last decade) is the Little Ice Age set some centuries ago. We're currently exiting it, so why shouldn't it get colder.
Fred Krupp was in a debate with the producer of "Not Evil, Just Wrong" and he made no good answers to the points he made, he just sneaked past the questions. And he talked about the "global warming fixes" as a way to help economy. That's what it's about. Money. With things like the Copenhagen Treaty, we will be put under a corrupt system ruled by a climate panel and third world countries with the power to exploit our countries resources. Imagine, countries like Rwanda and Zimbabwe taking the money from India and China. I'm not saying we shouldn't help the third world countries, but this isn't the way to do it.
Luckily, I don't think either China or India will sign the thing. They have a blooming economy thanks to their industry, and this treaty will rob them of their industry and their income. Why would they sign that... thing?
Here's a video with Glenn Beck and the weather guy, John Coleman, discussing this issue. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ft8LfE7AI2w&feature=related (I think I may actually buy his book)
And the results that Glenn Beck mentioned of bringing up this is true, I've been mocked for stating this.
Oh, I almost forgot one thing I heard during a speech on global warming by Cristopher Monckton: In a country in South America (or was it Africa, I don't remember the country and continent exactly) 1/3 of fields used by farmers for producing food had been exploited for creating bio-fuels. Imagine, thousands, maybe millions of people starving to death just so some nervous Al Gore follower doesn't have to worry about driving his expensive new car too much.
But if you're really interested, I recommend this [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zOXmJ4jd-8] video. It's long, it takes a lot of thinking, but you will learn a lot. Watch it later.