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Or is it another attempt to manipulate us? 28 February 2007
Learn from the 9/11 attack!
Some of the news reporters and government officials who lied about 9/11 are now telling us that global warming is a problem, and they are telling us what the solution should be. As with 9/11, they are not encouraging any discussion.What are scientists saying about global warming? Unfortunately, we cannot trust the scientists. They are also lying about 9/11, or they are silent about the truth, which is the same as lying. Some of the possible reasons the scientists are lying:
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"9/11? I don't see anything strange about 9/11" |
Have you noticed that the scientists who work for chemical companies "discover" that their pesticides and other poisons are perfectly safe?It doesn't matter why they lie! It doesn't matter why a scientist is lying about 9/11. The important concept is that we are fools to trust anybody who lies.Something is wrong with the Global Warming issue Global warming is an "issue", not a "problem". We can't have "solutions" to issues; we can only have "policies". |
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An Alternate Theory |
| Update April 4, 2010
This recent report about the formation of the Earth made me realize that I forgot to include the formation of the Earth in my sequence of drawings about the Earth's atmosphere. Specifically, if the Earth began as a hot ball of molten material, it would not have had a significant atmosphere. It would have accumulated an atmosphere over time after it cooled down. |
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| When the Earth was first formed, its atmosphere was similar to that
of Venus, Jupiter, and other planets.
The Earth has more gravity and is cooler than Venus. This would allow the Earth to hold onto more gases, and more of the light gases. |
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| However, unlike Jupiter, the Earth cannot hold onto large amounts of
hydrogen or helium. Therefore, the early atmosphere of the Earth was more
like that of Venus than Jupiter; ie, primarily carbon dioxide, with small
amounts of hydrocarbons, ammonia, water vapor, and other gasses.
The pressure at the surface of the Earth was higher than what we see on Venus, and the carbon dioxide kept the temperature of the planet much warmer than what we find today. Shallow pools of hot water covered the Earth. There was more dry land than ocean. There were no mountain ranges or deep oceans. The hot water would have contained a lot of dissolved gases, minerals, and salts. The first living creatures were similar to the organisms of today that
live on carbon dioxide, and which produce oxygen as a waste product. The
oxygen mixed into the atmosphere.
Oxygen increased the production of water There is a very significant difference between the top of the atmosphere and the surface of the Earth. The top of the atmosphere is subjected to constant bombardment by protons,
electrons, ultraviolet radiation, x-rays, and gamma rays.
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The top of the atmosphere is very active. Water, oxygen, and other molecules are occasionally broken down by the radiation and particles from space. Many of the molecules recombine into exactly what they were before they were broken down. However, the living creatures in the oceans were producing oxygen, and this oxygen altered the reactions that were occurring at the top of the atmosphere. The free oxygen from the living creatures was allowing water molecules to form. The Earth's atmosphere is bombarded with protons, and some of those protons would pick up an electron and eventually combine with the oxygen molecules to make additional water. There does not seem to be a perfect equilibrium between the creation
of water molecules at the top of the atmosphere, and the destruction of
water molecules. Rather, there appears to be a very slight increase
in the formation of water.
Living creatures reduced carbon dioxide As the living creatures converted carbon dioxide into oxygen and organic matter, the content of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere decreased. |
| The reduction of carbon dioxide lowered the air pressure and the thickness
of the atmosphere.
The temperature of the planet decreased slightly, also. |
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| The water continued to accumulate.
The pools of water grew in size and depth. |
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| There were hills and valleys, but no large mountain ranges to interfere with the wind. |
| The dense wind would swirl around the planet at high speed because
there were no mountains to impede it.
This helped to maintain an even temperature and high humidity on the planet. |
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| The lack of mountains meant that there were no deserts or rain forests.
Rainfall and humidity was fairly even all over the planet.
Plant life developed on the dry land. Eventually there were animals on the land. The climate was moist and very warm. Although the living creatures were reducing the content of carbon dioxide, the atmosphere was denser compared to the atmosphere today. The dense atmosphere made it easier for the creatures to glide, and eventually fly. The tropical climate, high levels of carbon dioxide, and vast amounts
of relatively flat land allowed enormous amounts of plant life, which in
turn supported enormous animals with enormous appetites.
Water transformed the surface of the Earth As the water accumulated, the ocean grew in size and depth. The weight of the water pressed down on the ocean floor. |
| The result was that the ocean floor was pushed down, submerging shallow
areas in the ocean, and pushing the continents upward.
The amount of dry land decreased. |
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| As the carbon dioxide was reduced, the atmosphere became thinner, which
meant that the wind did not transfer heat from the equator to the poles
as well.
It also reduced the transfer of heat from the daytime side to the nighttime side. However, this was compensated to some extent by the increase in the depths of the oceans. The swirling of the ocean water would have helped maintain an even temperature on the planet. |
| The pressing down of the ocean floor and the rising of the continents continued for a long time. | ![]() |
| At some point an equilibrium was reached at which the weight of the
water pressing on the ocean floor was equal to the weight of the continents.
Once this point of equilibrium was reached, additional water could not push the ocean floor any deeper. Instead, it caused the continents to fracture. |
| The continents that we know today were created.
They began to slide around. |
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| Earthquakes and volcanoes resulted from the movement of ocean floor and the continents. | ![]() |
| Mountain ranges began to develop. Because the atmosphere was now much
thinner, the mountain ranges had a signficant effect on the flow of air,
causing deserts and rain forests.
The mountains and deserts made it difficult for large reptiles to survive. The atmosphere was becoming thinner, which made it colder at night, and colder near the poles, further making life difficult for large reptiles. |
| The flow of water in the ocean was altered by the continents, and soon the poles were much colder than the equator. Ice caps developed. | ![]() |
| One reason the Earth could fluctuate in temperature is because plants reduce the carbon dioxide content of the atmosphere, which cools the Earth, which reduces the activity of the plants, which causes the carbon dioxide content to build back up, which causes the planet to warm up. |
| The accumulation of water could continue for a long time. Since the ocean floors are not sinking any deeper, the additional water will begin to submerge the continents. | ![]() |
| The Earth probably picks up small amounts of carbon and oxygen as it travels through space, but the limited amounts of these elements may result in some equilibrium being reached at some point in time. | ![]() |
| It is possible that the equilibrium will be reached after the planet is covered in water. | ![]() |
Is oil a "Fossil Fuel"?
If oil and coal come from dead creatures, then burning "fossil fuels" could be described as bringing back the carbon that became locked up in the Earth's crust.Al Gore and Global Warming Al Gore and others people who get support by Zionists in the media are concerned that as the temperature of the Earth rises, it will melt the ice on Antartica and Greenland, and that this melted ice will flood the Earth.What would happen if the ice caps melt? With the current, Zionist theory about the Earth, the melting of the ice caps would flood the Earth, and millions of people will drown.Don't trust Zionists or their puppets How can we develop a solution to global warming when nobody can be certain what is going on?How can we stop global warming? Let's assume that humans are causing the planet to become warmer. And let's assume that we decide that we don't want the planet to become warmer. This requires we find a way to reduce the effect that we are having on the environment.We need scientists we can trust! We are fools to allow our government to create policies for global warming when the only thing we can be certain about is that our government officials, scientists, and media companies are proven liars who routinely trick us out of our money, and trick us into wars.Global warming is one of our least important problems The possibility that the Earth will increase in temperature is one of the least significant and most mysterious of our problems. A few problems of more significance are: • There are accusations that thousands of tons of uranium are being scattered around the Middle East and the former Yugoslavia by the US military, and that this uranium is causing birth defects on a large scale. |
If you think I'm being a little harsh on scientists, take a serious look at the people who call themselves scientists, professors, and engineers.• Anne Frank's diary
• The Apollo moon landing If I was in charge of the school system, I would use the Apollo moon landing, 9/11, and the Holocaust as exercises for the students. Any student who could not provide intelligent analyses of these events should not be allowed to call himself a "scientist". We need scientists who are intelligent, emotional stable, and honest. We don't need monkeys with a college degree; we don't need educated lunatics; and we don't need scholarly criminals. |