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Sure thing. I was told in 1999 that the following would suddenly realise it is 1900 and blow itself up as the there were somehow aware of when it was actually supposed to exist 1. My PC; 2. My microwave; 3. My car; 4. My calculator; and 5. My TV How many of these actually blew up due to your...

I personally think we will look back onto it like the Y2K Bug (remember that??) hysteria and shake our heads at the mass delusion of world Governments.

It's been proven from Climate-gate that this whole climate change nonsense is just that - total crap. It doesn't help that 'Professor' Ferguson goes on TV spruiking the same hyperbole over and over again like a fanatic. Good thing that the public has woken up to this and will give Tony Abbott...

Well my cars are all either Japanese or German so go figure :)

I think any business that relies on government subsidies just to stay profitable/break even is one not worth pursuing. It may make us feel warm and fuzzy inside to have 'renewable energy' but at this stage there's no real need to do so without severely damaging our own economy.

I thought the technology these days makes coal-power quite pollutant-free. Unless of course you consider carbon dioxide to be a 'pollutant'.

Nah only carbon debt and taxes feed the hungry in the third world...

At least you stop Prof X from reading your mind :)

People have seen the facts and have made up their own minds. The problem with those pushing the Climate Change agenda like Al Gore et al is that they tell people that 'the science is settled' and that there is a 'scientific consensus', when science is done by facts, not by consensus. Telling...

Oh I think that they realise but they want power at all costs. Of course the cost seems to be total political annihilation but at least Gillard was PM right?

No that's not true by saving that air conditioning power, global warming will be arrested and the summers will be cooler so there won't be any more heat waves :rolleyes:

The problem about this whole warming business is that they are based on computer models predicting what will happen 100 years from now. We all know how mathematically chaotic the weather is - you can't even get a reasonable prediction 1 week from now, how are you supposed to do it in 100 years...

It's already been demonstrated since Climate-gate etc that there is doubt about this climate change issue. People simply aren't buying it anymore and that is why the carbon tax is so unpopular.