Bladecutter
"Pursuit of Shape"
Ok guys, do a little research and you will find that this earth has been completely thawed and completely frozen over many times in our planets past history. Yes I believe global warming is happening but I do not believe we effect it much. The earth is constantly changing & we have just happen to live in a very weather stable time period until recent signs of change we are just happening to notice. big shots know global warming is very big business right now so why not profit from it.
Now the nuclear testing and accidents that have happened in the past I believe have led to an elevated rise in cancer & other illnesses around the globe. We are just not made aware of the levels we are exposed to every day. For example there is a layer of radio active silt at the bottom of Loch Ness that is not suppose to be disturbed. This layer of silt it thought to be from the chernoble incident.
Just imagine that the south American rain forrest gets a lot of its nutrients from dust particles carried by wind from the African deserts. If that's possible then other events around the world can certainly affect us here!
The Mayans did not predict the end of the world. The translation was the end of days as man knew it. And our climate as I knew it 30 years ago does not exist today. I use to walk on froze over ponds and lakes when I was 10 for most of the winter. Now at age 40 we haven't been able to do that in many years.
Sorry to ramble but our planet goes through cycles and our current global warming is just part of that cycle. I just get upset that some people are trying to profit from it.
Perrenial Equinox, roughly every 27K years, polar shift, arrid zones instantly become frigid zones due to crust shifts, Antarctica is depicted as Green land mass 30 degrees northeast of where it now sits................the Piers Ries map from 1500's.....Current tomography shows land as mapped by Piers Ries........also the longitude of the Piers map is PERFECT, a function our mercators couldnt dial on accurately until advent of marine chronometer in 1800's, still not as accurate as the Piers Ries mapping.