Guest essay by Eric Worrall
Not an auspicious start to the event which Prince Charles informs us is our last chance to save the world from 1.5C global warming.
COP crisis as hundreds of delegates are stranded in London after ‘extreme weather’ led to rail chaos on the line to Glasgow with Network Rail telling people to go home and try again in the morning
- Winds up to 80mph are causing travel chaos and flooding across parts of the UK with further rain to come
- Hundreds of passengers are stuck at London Euston with all trains cancelled after tree fell on overhead wires
- Passengers, many trying to reach Glasgow for Cop26, said it was ‘ironic’ journeys were disrupted by storms
- Met Office unable to rule out whether any tornadoes have taken place following reports of wind damage
By JAMIE PHILLIPS and KATIE FEEHAN and BHVISHYA PATEL FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 20:05 AEDT, 31 October 2021 | UPDATED: 09:40 AEDT, 1 November 2021
Hundreds of delegates hoping to travel to Glasgow for the COP26 climate summit by train have been left stranded inside London’s Euston station tonight after torrential rain and 80mph gale-force winds saw trees fall on the railway lines and halt services.
Network Rail tonight urged passengers to go home and ‘travel tomorrow instead’ after the extreme weather caused damage to overhead electric lines.
The railway company said they were ‘truly sorry’ for the disruption to passengers and admitted ‘today’s extreme weather got the better of us.’
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James Delingpole reports a church was struck by a tornado during the middle of prayers for climate action.
The just completed G20 meeting, which was meant to hammer out remaining differences, adds to climate enthusiasts woes, with news that delegates at the G20 couldn’t agree on anything concrete.
‘Hopes unfulfilled’: G20 fails to agree on climate change goals
By David Crowe and Bevan Shields
November 1, 2021 — 4.43am
Rome: Leaders from the world’s biggest economies have fractured in a tense negotiation over climate change that has stalled hopes for a global pact to make deeper cuts to carbon emissions and phase out the use of coal.
The G20 leaders scaled back plans by some of the group’s most powerful members, including the United States and European Union, for an ambitious agreement that would set a collective goal to reduce emissions to net zero by 2050.
While the group backed the goal of limiting the rise in world temperatures, it made no firm commitments on how to keep the rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius after warnings from scientists two months ago on the need to reach that goal.
Leaders including British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and French President Emmanuel Macron acknowledged the outcome did not do enough to limit the rise to 1.5 degrees.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison opposed the deadline to phase out coal as well as a call to speed up cuts to methane emissions by 2030, a proposal the government believed would impose high costs on dairy and cattle farmers.
United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres admitted the failure to agree on more ambitious action on climate change at the summit in Rome, but held out hope of a commitment from a wider group of leaders when they meet at the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow on Monday.
“I leave Rome with my hopes unfulfilled – but at least they are not buried,” he said.
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Read more: https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/g20-fails-to-agree-on-climate-change-goals-20211101-p594sv.html
I’m guessing COP26 is not going to be the glorious success activists are hoping for, or in some cases praying for.
The “last chance to save the world”? Again???
Getting a bit crowded at The Last Chance Saloon…
Does this mean it’s the last COP ever because, of course, there’s no need to carry on as our fate is sealed?
No there are many more travel and orgy fests at taxpayer expense these losers will manage to get scheduled.
Consider all the CO2 already emitted just getting there, and now many of the useless, tedious meetings are cancelled.
With all that destructive wind, much electricity would have been produced, but not much solar.
You see, wind and solar cancel each other.
Problem solved.
On towards zero carbon by whatever year; take your pick.
I will shed an AOC tear, for solidarity reasons.
Wind trubines have a fairly low upper wind speed limit to be able to function without extensive damage.
Maybe they can attach them to the planes that got them to the conference?
Perpetual motion indeed.
Until the next last, and the next and the next and the next
Not just that.
After i started some research i found out that i am a superhuman (just like everyone else here).
I survived so many doomsday predictions and catastrophies without even realising (just like polar bears and arctic ice).
I survived the ice age as a baby,the blue dust cloud,the population bomb the global warming that has passed so many points of no return and will pass so many more in the future.,
I survived the end of snow,meters of sea level rise,climate deniers (though i never ever met a person that denied the existence of climate).
On the other hand many guys in arab countries could not survive Obamas humanitarian aid.
Now my biggest scare is no longer the ultimate catastrophy that may start any time soon,as i will survive it once again,
but the philanthropy and humanism of marxist billionaires,politicians and experts that i am forced to accept,their social engineering, vaccines and zombie presidents who can only walk because their masters strings are strong enough to keep them upright.
Ever have that deja vu feeling?
This is becoming more like Groundhog Day feeling.
Of course the Glasgow conference is a glorious success. It says so already in its final report.
It will be a resounding success for cab drivers and ladies of the night. Just like Copenhagen was.
Have you ever seen Glaswegian ‘ladies of the night’?
I wouldn’t touch one with yours……..
From the sizes of the “delegations,” I believe that most of the attendees imported their own.
BYOB? Bring Your Own Booty?
Oh … “ladies of the night. I thought ye said Laddies o’ the night. You’ll no be needin’ ’em then?”
They may not all be ladies…
Biden landed and his 85 vehicle motorcade passed by the “large naked Scottish man”.
No report about Biden or anyone else’s interest.
Biden landed with 85 vehicles to convey himself and his teams of Secret Service and adoring reporters.
You know Biden’s caravan in not composed of electric vehicles. Biden’s personal vehicle will be heavily armored with bullet proof glass.
Just how reliable are armored EV vehicles with their limited range for light vehicles?
You know Goreball the donkey can not bray half as loud as the delegations of asses at COP26 https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/w5q5nq589csqbj7sul0ds/A-Gray-VBA.docx?dl=0&rlkey=oueb2uscv7zh28xxbgc8bvkci
Why not let this “last chance” pass by, as all the previous “last chances”, and get over the nonsense.
Time for a change of dynasty.
Or return to the Hanoverians, not that they were much use.
But, then again, maybe not:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_Ernst_August_of_Hanover_(born_1954)
At least they were better than the Stuart’s. 👑
Yup. Unlike the Stuarts and “Windsors”, no Hanoverian monarch was a traitor.
Georges I and II cared more about Hanover than Britain, but the two crowns’ interests aligned. At least George II could speak English, after a fashion. His son, Frederick, the Prince of Wales, spoke with a heavy accent, but loved cricket. His son, George III, was essentailly a native speaker of both languages, as was his granddaughter Victoria.
Maybe you should look for line in the strong Nordic blood, perhaps descendants of people such as Harald Bluetooth, Sweyn Forkbeard and Harald Finehair or his boy Eric Bloodaxe.
The English defeated or got rid of their Norse overlords. Unfortunately, they were replaced by Frankified Norsemen, the Norman dynasty and its follow-ons.
I’m an American, so think that the UK would be better off, if not with a republic, then with an elective monarchy, as under the Anglo-Saxons. It would give the House of Lords something to do, now that it’s no longer the supreme court.
Nah, the Medieval Warm Period came along, they didn’t think much of it so went back home to the climate they were used to it.
Presidents like in USA or France, nope, even worse as the Ireland or Italy. British kings past or future questionable, but long reigning hereditary queens, now you are talking, Elizabeth I, Victoria, Elizabeth II.
Lots of effective kings, too, but still few and far between.
ERII’s dad GRV did a great job for a stutterer who wasn’t supposed to have been king, and had to conceive his daughters by artificial insemination. Sadly, like his dad, GRV, smoking killed him before his time.
But his older brother Edward VIII, was a vile Nazi traitor.
Really in the UK respect for the monarchy is limited to QEII who has filled the role adnmirably. Noone that I know would welcome her meddling ninny of a son as king and even the bland grandsonis looking more and more like his dad as time passes
I have to agree. Who in his or her right mind would want that degenerate, jug-eared twit or his nitwit spawn reigning over them?
Maybe some nostalgic monarchists in Merrie Olde, but in Canada, Oz and other former colonies, no way, Jose!
That’s why I suggest preserving the history and tourist-promoting pomp and ceremony of the monarchy, but return to lords electing their monarch. Britain is awash in retired men and women of great achievement in the armed forces, business, science, the arts and all endeavo(u)rs who could admirably serve the nation as monarch for life.
It was a semi-elective monarchy under the anglo-saxons, limited to a mere handful of the top families. Considering those top families had to prove they could do the job by ruling a large area of the country as an almost independent state, it would need a lot more reorganisation than you’d think.
In April 1320 the Scots told the Pope that they reserved the right to replace the King with a better one, should the incumbent not protect their freedom. As Roy Williamson said “When will we see your like again?”
But if he should cease from these beginnings, wishing to give us or our kingdom to the English or the king of the English, we would immediately take steps to drive him out as the enemy and the subverter of his own rights and ours, and install another King who would make good our defence. Because, while a hundred of us remain alive, we will not submit in the slightest measure, to the domination of the English. We do not fight for honour, riches, or glory, but solely for freedom which no true man gives up but with his life.
https://www.nrscotland.gov.uk/Declaration
I love the fact that you put “windsors ” in exclamation marks for the right rwasons.
Rebranding Saxe-Coburg-Gothas as Windsors makes about as much difference (or less) than Alphabet for Google and Meta for Facebook.
Now Britain faces the grim prospect of the Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg dynasty.
My comment: There’s an old Science Fiction story from Analog, possibly Astounding, where royal and aristocratic titles were hereditary, but were reduced one grade with each generation, and were upgraded and awarded for major achievements. The UK soon outdistanced everyone in cultural, industrial, engineering, and scientific achievements.
he urinated on the Turkish trade tent at Expo 2000 causing a diplomatic incident…
I am still wiping my eyes from tears of laughter.
Bring him on.
Krudd,
He is suffering from acute pancreatitis. Perhaps he is also subject to climate induced kidney problems like that posted about earlier! This might explain his propensity for pictures of public urination; a diet high in alcohol and drugs has got to be hard on you. Even for royalty
The Wee Bit German Lairdie
I can’t say I’m surprised they are having difficulties. Consider who is participating.
Let’s Go Brandon!! – fell asleep.
The hoax is so boring it puts poopypants to sleep.
COP26 is a glorious success! Over 400 private jets coverage on Glasgow International. Joe Biden brings half his Administration to Scotland. This gathering is huge! Think of all the Scotch eggs being consumed!
https://pagesix.com/2021/11/01/outrage-as-vips-take-private-jets-to-climate-summit/
What is a ‘Scotch egg’? Why not just leave out the egg part and have a whisky neat…
A Scotch Egg was the subject of much political debate when the UK Government said pubs couldn’t serve people during the pandemic unless they were also being served a substantial meal.
The Minster was asked if a Scotch Egg was a substantial meal.
It never was quite clear.
Scotch egg – Wikipedia
Thanks, I think that calls for a single malt…recommendations?
I think Craigellachie is very good, but tastes vary.
The English from St George’s Distillery, Norfolk, England. The pot stills were designed by the chief distiller at… err.. Laphroigh… err.. You know what I mean.
JF
Glenmorangie -Lasanta for a smooth creamy highland
Laphroaig – if you like a deeply smokey scotch
I went through a Laphroig phase with my first wife in the late ’90s. But grew out of it. Too much of a good thing, but at least less nasty than the medicinal Bowmore.
I swear, Lagavulin is the way to go. Please trust me. You won’t regret it.
The 16 year-old might not be better enough than the 12 to justify the price, however.
For everyday, Macallan 12 is not bad. My cinematic GF between wife #1 and wife #2 bought it for me. And she knew.
I’ve tried Lagavulin, I wouldn’t turn it down, just prefer Laphroaig, especially the Quarter cask, and Cairdeas . MAc12 is also very good.
John,
I opened a bottle of Macallan 18 the night of the Loma Prieta earthquake. A work colleague couldn’t drive home to Oakland from Palo Alto, so we spent the evening sipping single malt and trying to find out the extent of the damage on the news. An old highboy chest of drawers left 6” scratches on the floor from the P wave!
I sure wish that I had invested in a few more of those bottles back when it was still affordable! Now I’m happy with Laphroig, Balvenie, or Glenmorangie! I need to go back to the little bar I used to frequent in Commifornia that usually had about 50+ single malts available. Side by side tastings with a pint of Bass or Watney’s as chasers is an admirably spent evening!
Ardberg 10!! Superior to Laphroaig… at a price though!
Lagavulin. An Islay, but easy on the iodine.
I mean this, It’s the best single malt for under $10,000 the bottle.
It amazes me how many different ways people rationalize drinking alcohol.
Jeff,
For thousands of years it wasn’t safe to drink the water! Alcohol mixed with water kept people alive, and altered the gene pool in Europe, Africa and Asia! Native Americans have an enormous problem with alcohol today because they never developed the practice of regular alcohol consumption!
Er…or a cup of tea to keep the water safe?
I’d normally recommend a Laphroig, but I’m currently enjoying a nice Jura at the moment. I’m a big fan of the western islands distilleries.
A friend gave me a bottle of Laphroig as a gift and I tried it after I lost my sense of smell and taste having covid. I thought it was pretty smooth. A week later after my senses returned I tried a swig and almost gagged.
I prefer Auchentoshan, but then again I’m a Scotch-Irish Yank.
There are few right or wrong answers – you have to go with the taste you enjoy.
Aye laddie!
So close to November 5th too. I wonder how history would have unfolded had Guy been successful?
Some may need to look that up.
James I was one of the few good Stuarts, despite being a witch-hunting homosexual, not that there’s anything wrong with the latter. At least he was against tobacco.
My heart goes out to his tragic great-granddaughters, the giantess Mary II and her sister Anne, also good Stuart monarchs. Even Mary’s cousin-king, the homosexual William III/II, was good for England, though he disparaged the British army of his post-Cromwell, pre-Marlborough day.
But James I’s son Charles I, grandsons Charles II and James II were vile villains of the lowest order. Although the pro-French, anti-British, Merry Monarch Charles II still has his fans.
Joe Biden was so happy to see all the trans people in Scotland running around in chequered skirts.
He made all of them 4 star admirals though none of them was a child doctor.
So much excitement. With mankind facing its gravest threat ever, it’s enough to put one to sleep… https://nypost.com/2021/11/01/biden-nods-off-during-cop26-climate-conference/
Missed Sleepy Joe at that charming ritual of the G-20 at the Trevi fountain. That’s the one where where they throw billion dollar tokens over their shoulders into the pool and then applaud and clap each other on the shoulders for reasserting their “firm commitment” to return next year with even more stupendous promises. Was Joe off with one of the other missing members? No wonder he needs a few winks in Glasgow. Ah, to be young and in love.
I was wondering where ole Joe was.
I saw a group picture like this during the Trump administration, and there was Trump right out front and center in the group.
Maybe Joe was playing an elevator game at this time.
All is well in the wind economy. /sarc
Boris asked to borrow a comb from a clown. The clown didn’t have one so he lent him a balloon dog.
What position does the dog now have in the cabinet
Fake News.That never happened as
Boris always uses a carpet beater to tame the road kill on his head.
I wondered how Boris got that hair. Now I know. 🙂
Why not “don’t go” and use this thing called Zoom instead–you’ll like it. We can also wire transfer funds to your account in Switzerland the funds promised from the American taxpayers to you as previously agreed on.
Stop the world from warming by a further 0.5C by disrupting every major economy (except China, Russia and India)? Tell ’em they’re dreaming.
Where is the official Griff statement on how this wind put a stop to any talk of energy crisis while simultaneously being a result of climate change?
Speaking of the wind, why aren’t they using it to generate power since it’s FREE instead of complaining about it’s abundance
Why even invoke him? He’s a loser. Forget about him.
Is Prince Charles now afflicted with the Gore Effect?
No need to rebrand. Al Gore Jr flew in for COP26, so it’s still the Gore Effect.
This “Last Chance to Save the World” event is brought to you by forced labor in western China, Coal India, and the CCP. And now a word from our forest burning wood pellet sponsors.
Curious Fact: Rev Richard Coles played the keyboards for the Communards who had a classic 80s hit with “Don’t Leave Me This Way”.
I’ll leave it to the loonies to take the band name literally.
I know. He’s a bit of a ‘right-on rev’, but has a great sense of humour and doesn’t take himself too seriously.
COP26 will be a glorious success, but in the opposite of what was intended. BoJo already absurdly invoked doomsday. Prince Charles muttered yet another last chance. Biden fell asleep in public in session 1. G20 delivered nothing so Greta threw another temper tantrum. Russia and China not playing along. Oreskes saying cancel WG1 since the science is certain, to the horror of all the ‘climate scientists’ whose livelihood depends on it. The bigger COP26 fails, the better it actually succeeds in its unintended ridicule message.
Nothing will be accomplished despite all the sturm und drang, once again revealing the paucity of reality behind AGW.
Indeed, none of the S&D is even on the agenda. The negotiators must be wondering about this. This is essentially just a business meeting. What people are calling for would require amending the UNFCCC. There are two proposed amendments on the agenda but they are minor.
I would propose amending the agenda with extensive “DELTET KEY ” usage. Same for the UNFCCC charter. “DELETE ALL”
So Joey fell asleep. At least he didn’t poop in his pants like the Vatican visit. Progress!
There’s still time. I guess you could say it Depends.
Snopes rates this as false, saying it was just a secret service.
OK. I laughed out loud. Literally.
Sounds like a good use of time.
If only Britain had such a wise leader.
THAT IS NOT TRUE
Every windmill and solar panel is added to our energy costs. Attacks against new and existing pipelines are adding to our energy costs.
The Lack of progress on building and replacing nuclear energy holds us back.
These people are holding the world back despite huge human progress like India and China.
climate change moves in mysterious ways –
World’s population is increasing a million a week , 3rd world countries experiencing the fastest growth.
According to the World Obesity Federation 1/3 rd of the word is now obese and is now a problem in every country.
Vs
8 Ancient Civilizations Destroyed by Climate Change
https://www.treehugger.com › ancient-civilizations-were-destroyed-climate-change-4869712
Climate change is not a uniquely modern threat. From the Ancestral Puebloans to the Mayans, many ancient civilizations crumbled due to climate change
Conquistadors might have played a role.
You’re thinking Aztecs. They Mayans were back to huts and subsistence farming long before the Spanish arrived
There’s a theory about the Mayan cities that says it wasn’t climate, or at least not climate alone. Archaeologists found traces of red paint on/in many of the buildings. It looks like they were painted red. And the stuff contains mercury. Maybe the city-living Mayans got mercury poisoning over time, ended up believing the cities were cursed and left them.
Afghanistan not doing so well so they must be having Climate Change issues.
Yes, their climate changed. It went from stable to chaos, thanks to the idiot, Joe Biden.
Here are some suggestions for COP27:
1) some host city in the former Amazon rainforest with day trips to the sugarcane factories
2) western China with day trip tours of the workers paradise compounds behind the razor wire
3) Kabul–to get tips on religious control techniques for deniers and zero carbon living
4) The Maldives where thne private seaplanes will have great difficulty landing on trhe brand new airport that should now be under water but isn’t.
5) Stockholm so Greta can walk there instead of incurring the ludicrous carbon footprint of flying yacht crew hither and thither.
6) Beijing so that Xi can go without worrying about losing his job when he is away.
In the meantime In the meantime in the interests of humanity may I wish a plaguer and a pox on COP 26.
Is it not appropriate that Glasgows coat of arms is
“There’s the tree that never grew,
There’s the bird that never flew,
There’s the fish that never swam,
There’s the bell that never rang.”
and you could add The last chance that died stillborn
I vote for Churchill, Manitoba. But only in the middle of summer – the local wildlife will enjoy the many, many vegan snacks on offer!
My vote is Beriut.
I stopped caring after the first time I was supposed to die by Prince Charles estimate.
But you see, their game is, “we’ve done enough to postpone it, but we need to do more!”
COP26 is the battle royal of the government message managers.
Climate change: India pledges net-zero by 2070 but remains mum on coal (yahoo.com)
Is anyone doing a headcount of the Biden entourage? How many cargo planes did they fly in with the luggage and SUVs?
I saw a partial listing of his entourage, but now I can’t find the article. I do recall it was a third of his Cabinet and NOAA Adminidtrator Rick Spinhard….. er Spinrad.
In addition to personnel there’s all the hardware.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10144321/Bidens-crew-touch-Glasgow-Airport-Cop26.html
Found it….
https://news.yahoo.com/biden-sends-army-aides-cabinet-114931165.html
Will they be leaving all the equipment behind as they run away?
Never mind the trains, when is the NHS parade at COP26?
Simples. It’s the wrong kind of rain.
The telly full of handwringing clueless presenters telling us the end is neigh and the current normal autumn weather just is a taste of the coming disasters. At the moment it appears difficult to slot in the promised droughts, but that may come by the end of the week.
Well, if it stops raining between noon and 2:00 pm, then there’s your drought, Ed. They’ll have to run with what they’ve got.
You’ll hear all about the Terrible Drought!!! on the “News On The Hour” shows.
From my experiences of Scotland, there are only two weathers: raining and midges.
I’ll bet you got that straight from the horse’s mouth…
“Church struck by tornado while praying for Climate Change…”
Perfect!
In less enlightened times, this would be seen as a clear sign not to go along with climate change. However, we know now to laugh at such primitive fancies and put our faith in shamen who boil bears urine to achieve enlightenment and crystal healing.
Fine comment, Richard, but how do those shamans go about getting all that bear urine?
It would seem that following bears around with a bucket might be a bit dicey.
The wise shaman follows only the Hanoverian bear! You then just have to sneak up on them while they’re pissing on a Turkish tent!
Apparently the shamen of note know to find puddles of it in the woods – setting fire to those woods whilst boiling the urine is a small price to pay for spiritual enlightenment!
Reading the news coverage, I do not understand how they think COP26 could even address these calls for action. This is a UNFCCC business meeting with a very specific agenda. National Plans are not on it. Neither are global resolutions to stop using coal or hit net zero by 2050, neither of which could possibly pass in any case. As last chances go this is no chance, but the press is full of calls for action or ambition. This is not what COPs do. They will be lucky to finally pass the Paris Agreement carbon trading (indulgences) rules, which failed to pass at COPs 24 & 25.
Looks like COP 26 is predoomed to fail. Works for me!
India,Russia and China already made their positions clear at G20 there is next to no chance they will change position at COP26.
In case anyone is wondering who Rev. Richard Coles is, this is his claim to fame, other than being a gay vicar. He’s the guy with the big ears in the grey suit.
Who better to formulate policy for the whole world, in the Age of Woke?
(Boris Johnson).
It is a facile perennial comparison dragged up from time to time since Gibbon, the ‘uncontrolled immigration’ he’s referring to is probably the influx of Teutonic ‘barbarians’ from Northern Europe pressing on the borders of the Western Empire that was coincident with a steep fall in the NH temperature.
By a ‘massive growth in temperatures’ he probably has this image fixed in his mind.
Boris Bluster had the wrong end of the stick. The influx of Germanic tribes, in particular the Visigoths, was driven by a cooling climate. The steppes of central Asia had become too cold to sustain the herds of the nomads living there who, therefore moved westwards driving the peoples living there ahead of them. They went west because to the north was Siberia, to the south the Himalayas and Karakoram and to the east a wall built by the Chinese who had seen it before. It was the cooling climate that did for the western empire, not a warming climate.
Ed,
Weren’t the Romans also drastically debasing their currency, and hiring foreign mercenaries to fill the legions? The bureaucracy was also getting so bloated that the average citizen felt quite powerless and tyrannized! This sounds familiar somehow!
I think WE have hit the new dark ages with PC woke ones and cancel culture in full spate
The real irony is that the UK and the US are under very real threat from uncontrolled immigration, coupled with government benefits for the same, that has been a direct result of policy decisions and funding these same politicians calling for action against the climate.
That tornado was just God indicating to Reverend Richard Coles, Vicar, and the congregation of Finedon that they were on the wrong track with Climate Alarmism and that they should return to real science.
Sleepy Joe at opening remarks 😀
woulda been way better if he was awakened by the clapping rather than the babysitter.
Listening to that incomprehensible, droning “speech” would make just about anyone comatose. What the heck was that, a poor quality computerized translation of some sort?
You can’t really blame him
British historian David Starkey explains that Greta Thunberg is a “religious nutter” and that climate alarmism is just the latest in a long series of millenarian “end of the world” self flagellating European religious cults:
https://youtu.be/KRjOwiPPGU4
Poor chap will never work again!
America’s climate power trio: Winkin’, Blinken and Nod.
More like Shreekin, Tweakin and Nod
Three of the biggest losers in the nation. And they are running things.
Tornado Strikes Pro-C…? Karmic irony. That would be Her Choice.
“or in some cases
prayingpreying for.”Fixed
“Met Office unable to rule out whether any tornadoes have taken place following reports of wind damage”
Here is a traditional Scottish home with specially protected roof for pre global warming weather.
Failing to reach agreement on limiting man-made CO2 emissions as a means to limit increasing global temperature to a maximum increase of 1.5 °C above “pre-industrial global temperature” by year 2050* is not a substantial issue because no scientific study has shown, beyond reasonable doubt, that man-made CO2 emissions cause an increase in global temperatures.
Quite simply: correlation is not necessarily evidence of causation.
*Interestingly, the date required for limiting the increase to 1.5 °C varies considerably depending on source: from 2030 to 2100, thereby showing how ill-formulated the “consensus” goal actually is.
Hmmm . . . no mention of “climate czar” Lurch attending the COP 26 conference. Was he there, but just upstaged by his boss Brandon?
“…Telling people to go home and try again in the morning…” — WITHOUT FOSSIL FUELS.
And see how their journey impacts their voices.
Saddle sores and windburn and pneumonia might have a way of altering their politics.
It seems like it was just rotten wood.
Pathetic hyping by a government institution.
But they can be oh so accurate with temperature adjustments and forecasts decades into the future.
Clearly this is just more evidence of the need for drastic action. How can it be seen anything else?
If Prince dumblehead talked to plants they would tell him they need CO2
But he is so thick like John Kerry he would remove all CO2 from the Atmosphere ensuring certain demise of all life
along with David the twit attenborough
sooner the British bring in max population numbers and remove non essentials the better
According to GridWatch Templar UK wind generation has dropped from 12GW yesterday dinnertime to 1.70 GW at 8.50 today. Coal is providing 1.42 GW, and solar 1.18 GW.
Ironically the rain and storm are part of the impact of climate change on the UK… as the UK Met Office will confirm for you.
Three times the average October rainfall and yet another 80mph gale we didn’t get in the last century.
How quaint, its changed climate when Griff doesn’t like it but weather if he does like it…
ta for the giggles, you so sure they didnt have the odd gale in uk scotland back then? really?
It’s just weather, Griff.
“Three times the average October rainfall and yet another 80mph gale we didn’t get in the alternate reality where I live.”
There – fixed it for ya Griffy, I’m always here to help you get things right when your delusions and incompetence lead you astray!
What about the great storm of 1987? That wasn’t attributed to climate change.
So, griff, if the climate is so wrong, you should be able to tell us what it SHOULD be, right? I keep asking but you never answer.
Clearly the planet does not want to be “healed” from CO2 and does not consider CO2 as a pollutant. Perhaps CO2 is a life giving gas that will help the planet heal faster. Perhaps the planet considers the restoration of CO2 from deep in the ground back to the atmosphere as good and strengthening,
gretas got a begging letter going via avaaz already
i hear charles had a trip and bidet went to sleep
too damned funny
another 2 week taxfunded junket for the greenflunkies
lets hope they dont/cant have anymore of them EVER
“during the middle of prayers for climate action”
Is this what is meant by “following the science”?
Oh Dear How Sad Never Mind
James Bull