Global Warming led to ‘Black Hawk Down’
Cross posted at Grizzly Groundswell
Cross posted at Conservatism With Heart
Once again I read a story and say, “now I have heard it all,” when it comes o this global warming fraud. This time the story comes from my southern neighbors in Massachusetts.
Rep. Ed Markey, who just happens to be the chairman of the House Energy Independence and Global Warming Committee, whatever the hell that is, is blaming global warming for the “blackhawk down” incident in Mogadishu. Isn’t it so rewarding to see where our tax dollars are going?
In Somalia back in 1993, climate change, according to 11 three- and four-star generals, resulted in a drought which led to famine,” said Markey.
“That famine translated to international aid we sent in to Somalia, which then led to the U.S. having to send in forces to separate all the groups that were fighting over the aid, which led to Black Hawk Down. There was this scene where we have all of our American troops under fire because they have been put into the middle of this terrible situation,”
And all this time I was blaming Bill Clinton. Who knew? It was global warming all along that led Bill Clinton to cut and run with his tail between his legs like a little child who had just been caught with his hand in the cookie jar. Okay, global warming didn’t send the yellow streak down his back, but he wouldn’t have had to go to Somalia in the first place if it wasn’t for global warming. Global warming just exposed this yellow streak. Don’t blame Bill, look in the mirror. What a joke!
But just look at the reaction this stupid comment got from the children he was speaking to.
Katrina woke me up and made me pay attention,” said 17-year-old Danielle Wold from Harvey, La. “One of the worst disasters in history made me want to do something. In 100 years, New Orleans could just be another Atlantis
This poor child is being indoctrinated into this mindset, correction, she has already been indoctrinated into this mindset, and she has no clue as to any other perspective. She has been taught that global warming is real and is man-made. And according to Markey it is and there can be no more debate.
There now is no question that this harm is being caused by human activity,”
Yet more reaction from the brainwashed:
Fifteen-year-old Stephen Bordes from New Orleans called on lawmakers to do something to end global warming. “Cutting carbon emissions is mainly in your hands since you pass the laws,” he said. ‘You basically control climate change. We should have changed yesterday, but it’s too late to change yesterday so we should start now.”
We are losing this battle, and we are losing it fast. How are we supposed to offer any opposing viewpoints when from the moment that our children are entering our government controlled (read public) schools until the day they graduate as “adults” from our government controlled (read public) universities that this scam is real? We can’t. We can try, my boys know my feeling on this issue. They know it well, but is that enough? I am not sure.
The problem is exasperated when you read Ed Markey’s position that this is the cause of the new generation.
Markey finished his talk by comparing the debate against global warming to the 20th century fight for women suffrage. “Back 100 years ago, women rose up and said we want the right to vote, and they were successful,” he said. “Now, you are like the green generation and you are rising up and saying we must ensure the planet does not suffer the worst consequences of climate change.”
In his eyes the global warming scam is equal to woman’s suffrage, yeah right. But you know what? This type of thinking is what is being taught to our children. Everybody wants to feel like they are part of something. Everybody wants to make a difference. And our children are being taught that not only can they make a difference when it comes to global warming, but that it is necessary that they do something.
It makes them feel good, and after all isn’t that what the left is all about, “feeling good?” This is yet another example of the alarmists using a disaster (even if it was 15 years ago) for political gain. And yes, global warming is a political issue, not a scientific one. And I find it disgusting that anyone would use the loss of American lives for such a contrived issue.













Ronald Reagan stole those quotes and spoke with a forked tongue.
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No comment on my post then?
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I don’t know which is worse: denying global warming or thinking that Clinton put U.S. troops in Somalia and was somehow in operational command that day.
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I posed this question on my blog the other day. I got no bites
Ponder This For A Moment…..
With the amount of effort that some in Congress have put into pushing the Green agenda, I wonder how many of them are heavily invested in schemes like Al Gore’s carbon credits scam?
Wouldn’t it be interesting to see how many in Congress have a vested interest in pushing the global warming agenda?
We all know Gore is lining his pockets with the cash generated by his green machine hysteria. How many of his good ole’ boys up in DC are getting rich off of the schemes?
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I seriously can’t believe that people can look in the face of overwhelming science and still deny human-induced climate warming.
I suppose it’s the same kind of idiocy that can’t tell the difference between the words “exasperated” and “exacerbated,” as in “The problem is exasperated.”
Here are two examples of correct usage.
I am *exasperated* by conservative wingnuts thinking that global warming is a political agenda, not a scientific fact.
Your willful ignorance can only *exacerbate* the situation.
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Pardon my willful ignorance Brett, but how does pointing out an error in grammar prove that human induced climate change is real?
Ron, wouldn’t you love to know how many stand to make a fortune off of this? This agenda is being pushed real hard now from both sides. I don’t know how we can stop it. Follow the money.
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If you have watched science lately, you will have noted that Mars is going through a period of global warming as evidenced by polar cap shrinkage (perhaps it is because of those demon devices the evil earthlings have roving about the surface), and recently there were three red spots (storms) on Jupiter that scientists linked to a warming of Jupiter itself. Of course, the quiet period of sun activity may have nothing to do with any of this. Jupiter may be warming because of the recent flyby’s by evil earthling spacecraft. My bet is on a sun cycle, a well documented and recurring phenomenon.
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The point is, that if kids believe this, then where are we going? I can’t begin to understand why adults would do this to kids. Making them think it is people’s fault (and maybe even theirs) that people in Somalia were killed? I’m sure that 17 yr old had other problems, but it makes you think. Teenagers should not be given that much social resposiblity. Criminy! they don’t even clean up after themselves!
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Oops, I forgot. Dale, who was your favorite President, Jimmy Carter? And Brett, go outside get some sun, do something!
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You just have to be amazed by those who declare to cite “overwhelming science” as a catch all defense phrase when they likely haven’t studied it.
In this incredibly complex environment called Earth with its many different ecosystems all meshed together by a not fully understood atmospheric system and how it all ties together in the greater dynamics of the solar system and galaxy, we somehow have come to the conclusion that we can change the weather of the world with laws from Congress.
Either that is the height of stupidity or the extreme of arrogance. We do not have the answers. What we do know is the climate has continually changed from the hot humid times with dense atmosphere that allowed the dinosaurs to grow large and camels to live in the Arctic circle to at least one Ice Age that coated a good chunk of the Earth and back to having deserts.
So with 5% of the population and most of our oil consumption in the form derivative products like nylon, somehow Washington DC can control the planetary weather?
We seriously need to get the science fiction out of the science curriculum so we can have a populace that isn’t so deficient on how science works and what is proven versus opinion.
In the new dynamics of a global economy, the collective nutcases on both sides of the aisle are hellbent on cutting the legs off of the American economy for pathetic pseudoscience bunk.
Arrogance or stupidity?
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