9/11, 7/7, Covid-1984 & the War on Freedom

...And Al Gore's qualifications are...??? I take it you haven't looked at that website. Al Gore takes his advice from James Hansen who was repeatedly told to stop promoting climate change by the Bush administration. Now why would it have done that or are you going to support Bush and his cronies on...

Just looking at the list of contributors to the website and this film starts ringing alarm bells. Ed Begley Jr - is an actor! Claims that the people of Fiji are extremely poor yet have a superior lifestyle. Isn't this an ironic statement to make considering what the film is all about? John Day - is ...

Balochistan is the Ultimate Prize Rebranding the Long War, Part 2 By Pepe Escobar -- May 9, 2009 http://www.atimes.com/atimes/South_Asia/KE09Df03.html It's a classic case of calm before the storm. The AfPak chapter of Obama's brand new OCO ("Overseas Contingency Operations"), formerly GWO...

Oooops! Global warming's toll: Glacier in Bolivia is gone Global warming's toll: Glacier in Bolivia is gone By John Enders, Miami Herald – Fri May 8, 6:20 pm ET CHACALTAYA, Bolivia — If anyone needs a reminder of the on-the-ground impacts of global climate change, come to the Andes mountains in Boli...

But this provides more evidence of the mechanisms by which sequestration will happen. It isn't evidence showing oil company support even though they may be tied to binding contracts to involve them in the process. Just saying they are being paid is only half the picture for it maybe that their prof...

Since all you have posted is evidence of people talking about the value of CO2 sequestration but not evidence that the oil companies actively support this then you cannot prove the latter which you state is true. I merely ask for enough evidence to prove your claim. Please read the other thread; st...

Afghanistan is possibly about many things but no one has yet discussed the building of the TAPI pipeline. TAPI stands for Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India and the pipeline will deliver 30 billion cubic metres (bcm) a year from the Caspian region in Turkmenistan, through Afghanistan from west ...

That's why I say ask whether you have any proof that the oil companies are eager to be involved? As I said; you are confusing the terms “proof” and “evidence.” The following may help: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evidence I have already posted evidence . The degree of proof established by that evid...

I think it’s pretty clear that the oil companies are pushing hard for carbon capture and storage. Not sure about that. Do you have any proof? You’re confusing the terms “proof” and “evidence.” I’ve posted evidence on this thread; starting here (28 April 2009): http://www.911forum.org.uk/board/viewt...

QuitTheirClogs wrote:I think it’s pretty clear that the oil companies are pushing hard for carbon capture and storage.

Not sure about that. Do you have any proof?

And here: Gull Island, Alaska: http://terraserver-usa.com/image.aspx?PgSrh:NavLon=-148.365&PgSrh:NavLat=70.36611 As one of the articles you posted before describes ( http://www.petroleumnews.com/pntruncate/690171677.shtml ), the area immediately around Gull Island is already being drilled and t...

Exxon -- like all the other oil companies -- will get paid to dispose of CO2. And they’ll enjoy the additional bonus of getting more oil out of their oil wells. So why do you persist with this garbage about the oil companies being opposed to the global warming scam? Paying the oil companies to stor...

item7 wrote:

James C wrote:this petition is a proven scam

Proven? Care to provide it? Or as usual, just saying so is good enough.

http://scienceblogs.com/deltoid/2004/05 ... tition.php

http://www.desmogblog.com/flawed-oregon ... ises-again

Now if the UK were to double consumption then that would drop to 100 years. IF Quadruple it and it will become 50 years. WHY quadruple it?? Why not a zillion times if you are just going to imagine figures. Increases by these amounts will no doubt happen once oil and gas are exhausted in the north s...

"31,478 American scientists have signed this petition, including 9,029 with PhDs " The Oregon petition is a scam using Exxon money and most of the so called scientists are merely people with degrees from any discipline (I have one degree and 2 post graduate diplomas from 5 years at univer...

@ James C: The whole point of the video is that it's not conjecture. Kissinger making the deal with the oil countries to buy US debt; it's not conjecture, it's either true or false. And have they done it? Apparently they have. And what better way of cornering a market, than conserving your own stoc...

If we all started using coal again in this country then our own reserves would only last a few decades instead of the few hundred years if we only used them at today's rates of consumption. We have known coal reserves to last us for centuries at today's rate of consumption. There is no problem exce...

@ James C: The whole point of the video is that it's not conjecture. Kissinger making the deal with the oil countries to buy US debt; it's not conjecture, it's either true or false. And have they done it? Apparently they have. And what better way of cornering a market, than conserving your own stoc...

This ad in the Guardian today says it all. It says what it wants to say. It mentions NOTHING about coal which we have enough of to keep us going for generations. They WANT to make out we are facing armaggedon. It is junk. Like man-made global warming they need us to be cowed in fear so they can be ...

It's not necessary to have complete data on oil reserves to know the world faces a massive problem. You only need look at the activity of the oil majors to see how desperate they are to maintain the oil supply; it's plain madness. Clearly there is a supply issue - the cheap, easy oil has all but go...

It's not necessary to have complete data on oil reserves to know the world faces a massive problem. You only need look at the activity of the oil majors to see how desperate they are to maintain the oil supply; it's plain madness. Clearly there is a supply issue - the cheap, easy oil has all but gon...

http://www.petitionproject.org/ Global Warming Petition Project 31,478 American scientists have signed this petition, including 9,029 with PhDs http://www.petitionproject.org/gw_images/Teller_Card_100dpi.jpg Keep up item7, this has already been discussed and debunked. The Oregon petition is a scam ...

CO2 is used all the time in oil fields all over the world to maintain oil well pressure and increase yields. This is nothing new. The concept that the CO2 will somehow be used to extract more oil then be stored is largely a myth as much of the CO2 will be blown out along with the oil. As I said, cli...

Sorry but it will cost at least $50 a barrel in investment to extract that extra oil, hence why I say the oil price will have to rise first. The electricity (coal and gas powered) companies will be required to capture CO2. The oil companies will then be paid (via carbon credits) to dispose of the c...

The “100 billion barrels of additional oil coming out of existing fields” refers only to the US. At $50 a barrel, 100 billion barrels is $5 trillion. That’s two Iraq wars or ten years of base-line US defense spending. Now spread that across the globe. That buys every side of the debate many times o...

Enhanced oil recovery – as a component of carbon sequestration – could lead to up to a 100 billion barrels of additional oil coming out of existing fields That's just over 3 years worth at global rates of consumption (currently about 84 million barrels per day) but that will only happen when the oi...

Swine flu hit the US in 1976 which led to a national inoculation programme. 40 million people were given a vaccine which showed disturbing side effects and was thus stopped. The fear of pandemic came to nothing back then and will probably come to nothing again. It's possibly a scare story in light o...

NASA: Clean-air regs, not CO2, are melting the ice cap Acid-rain countermeasures could drown London By Lewis Page • Get more from this author Posted in Environment, 9th April 2009 12:10 GMT New research from NASA suggests that the Arctic warming trend seen in recent decades has indeed resulted from...

Antarctic Sea Ice Up Over 43% Since 1980, Where Is The Media? If you stop reading Globalwarminghoax and start looking at the real science pages you'll discover how false this is. The antarctic is very different to the arctic as displayed in their sea ice patterns. The amount of arctic sea ice shows...

The intelligent readers of this thread are clearly waiting in vain for you to answer just one of our questions. Stop your silly squirming and answer the question. The intelligent readers of this thread will know that you don't really believe the junk that is man-made climate change any more than I ...