Hottest June on record

[LouBarlow]

If the climate predictions are correct, our employment issues will be the least of our problems.

I wouldn't be too concerned as many of the Climate Change alarmists own beachfront property and fly around in Private Jets.

Huzzah our resident conspiracy theorist returns. Missed you milly.

[milly]

If the climate predictions are correct, our employment issues will be the least of our problems.

I wouldn't be too concerned as many of the Climate Change alarmists own beachfront property and fly around in Private Jets.

Huzzah our resident conspiracy theorist returns. Missed you milly.

What conspiracy are you referring to?
All I'm saying is that why would Billionaire Climate Change Doomongers spend millions of dollars on beachfront property if it was in imminent danger of being submerged in water?
It's always better to observe what people do rather than listen to what they say.

[mjd24]

If the climate predictions are correct, our employment issues will be the least of our problems.

I wouldn't be too concerned as many of the Climate Change alarmists own beachfront property and fly around in Private Jets.

Huzzah our resident conspiracy theorist returns. Missed you milly.

What conspiracy are you referring to?
All I'm saying is that why would Billionaire Climate Change Doomongers spend millions of dollars on beachfront property if it was in imminent danger of being submerged in water?
It's always better to observe what people do rather than listen to what they say.

Interesting that all your opinions are so contrarian.

[milly]

If the climate predictions are correct, our employment issues will be the least of our problems.

I wouldn't be too concerned as many of the Climate Change alarmists own beachfront property and fly around in Private Jets.

Huzzah our resident conspiracy theorist returns. Missed you milly.

What conspiracy are you referring to?
All I'm saying is that why would Billionaire Climate Change Doomongers spend millions of dollars on beachfront property if it was in imminent danger of being submerged in water?
It's always better to observe what people do rather than listen to what they say.

Interesting that all your opinions are so contrarian.

Being sceptical of authority leads one to be contrary I suppose.

[mjd24]

If the climate predictions are correct, our employment issues will be the least of our problems.

I wouldn't be too concerned as many of the Climate Change alarmists own beachfront property and fly around in Private Jets.

Huzzah our resident conspiracy theorist returns. Missed you milly.

What conspiracy are you referring to?
All I'm saying is that why would Billionaire Climate Change Doomongers spend millions of dollars on beachfront property if it was in imminent danger of being submerged in water?
It's always better to observe what people do rather than listen to what they say.

Interesting that all your opinions are so contrarian.

Being sceptical of authority leads one to be contrary I suppose.

Perhaps one can go too far with their scepticism though, and start to doubt every truth.

[FilthyBloke]

If the climate predictions are correct, our employment issues will be the least of our problems.

I wouldn't be too concerned as many of the Climate Change alarmists own beachfront property and fly around in Private Jets.

Huzzah our resident conspiracy theorist returns. Missed you milly.

What conspiracy are you referring to?
All I'm saying is that why would Billionaire Climate Change Doomongers spend millions of dollars on beachfront property if it was in imminent danger of being submerged in water?
It's always better to observe what people do rather than listen to what they say.

Good advice.
Like in covid when all the world leaders and politicians had parties and flew around the world and defied their own rules…. Even that famous video of G20 summit in Cornwall (I think) where they all stood for a photo wearing face masks and 2 metres apart and then when the cameras stopped they high fived and drank champagne together.

The flying around in private jets whilst telling us paupers to watch our carbon footprint is funny though…

Would be like winston Churchill enforcing blackouts during WW2 but then having his own private firework display in his garden.

Can’t imagine the population Accepting the hypocrisy back then…..

On climate change though, an interesting piece on internet that … “Research indicates that the upper temperature limit for humans is probably between 40°C, or 104°F, and 50°C, or 122°F. “

[Jefferson Starfish]

Would be like winston Churchill enforcing blackouts during WW2 but then having his own private firework display in his garden.

Can’t imagine the population Accepting the hypocrisy back then…..

It wouldn't have happened back then.

On climate change though, an interesting piece on internet that … “Research indicates that the upper temperature limit for humans is probably between 40°C, or 104°F, and 50°C, or 122°F. “

Wear a hat and walk in the shade, you'll be fine.

[milly]

If the climate predictions are correct, our employment issues will be the least of our problems.

I wouldn't be too concerned as many of the Climate Change alarmists own beachfront property and fly around in Private Jets.

Huzzah our resident conspiracy theorist returns. Missed you milly.

What conspiracy are you referring to?
All I'm saying is that why would Billionaire Climate Change Doomongers spend millions of dollars on beachfront property if it was in imminent danger of being submerged in water?
It's always better to observe what people do rather than listen to what they say.

Interesting that all your opinions are so contrarian.

Being sceptical of authority leads one to be contrary I suppose.

Perhaps one can go too far with their scepticism though, and start to doubt every truth.

"Truth doesn't mind being questioned.A lie does not like being challenged."
Nietzsche

[FilthyBloke]

Would be like winston Churchill enforcing blackouts during WW2 but then having his own private firework display in his garden.

Can’t imagine the population Accepting the hypocrisy back then…..

It wouldn't have happened back then.

On climate change though, an interesting piece on internet that … “Research indicates that the upper temperature limit for humans is probably between 40°C, or 104°F, and 50°C, or 122°F. “

Wear a hat and walk in the shade, you'll be fine.

That’ll be RM and CWU guideline I reckon.

[k979aaa]

Make sure the aircon is on in the office and do make use of the free charging of your EV at RM's expense and ware shades as it makes you look mean and don't give the peasants an inch!

[stevejm]

This might be the coldest first week of July for many a year - apart from yesterday. I was down in Cotswolds on Thursday and a sales lady had a very thick woollen sweater on.

Spending trillions in the West on climate change measures will make little difference when countries like China (responsible for 25% of global CO2) , India, Pakistan, Brazil, Mexico, Indonesia, Russia and all of Africa ( all together > 60% of the worlds population) carry on as per normal.

[k979aaa]

This might be the coldest first week of July for many a year - apart from yesterday. I was down in Cotswolds on Thursday and a sales lady had a very thick woollen sweater on.

Spending trillions in the West on climate change measures will make little difference when countries like China (responsible for 25% of global CO2) , India, Pakistan, Brazil, Mexico, Indonesia, Russia and all of Africa ( all together > 60% of the worlds population) carry on as per normal.

You could put the USA on that list but why should the working man/woman pay the price so the rich can claim to be heros of climate change and part of this is why our finish times are being pushed forward!

[LouBarlow]

This might be the coldest first week of July for many a year - apart from yesterday. I was down in Cotswolds on Thursday and a sales lady had a very thick woollen sweater on.

Spending trillions in the West on climate change measures will make little difference when countries like China (responsible for 25% of global CO2) , India, Pakistan, Brazil, Mexico, Indonesia, Russia and all of Africa ( all together > 60% of the worlds population) carry on as per normal.

That’s right. We should all just give up then because nobody else is trying.

[milly]

This might be the coldest first week of July for many a year - apart from yesterday. I was down in Cotswolds on Thursday and a sales lady had a very thick woollen sweater on.

Spending trillions in the West on climate change measures will make little difference when countries like China (responsible for 25% of global CO2) , India, Pakistan, Brazil, Mexico, Indonesia, Russia and all of Africa ( all together > 60% of the worlds population) carry on as per normal.

That’s right. We should all just give up then because nobody else is trying.

Do you think the expanding middle-classes of those Countries should be permitted to own things that Westerners take for granted such as refrigerators ?
Are you going to give up your Planet killing fridge or do you expect people in emerging economies to go without?

[stevejm]

This might be the coldest first week of July for many a year - apart from yesterday. I was down in Cotswolds on Thursday and a sales lady had a very thick woollen sweater on.

Spending trillions in the West on climate change measures will make little difference when countries like China (responsible for 25% of global CO2) , India, Pakistan, Brazil, Mexico, Indonesia, Russia and all of Africa ( all together > 60% of the worlds population) carry on as per normal.

That’s right. We should all just give up then because nobody else is trying.

Carry on King Canute