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Monthly Archives: August 2010
The Next Emperor?
Even the Middle Kingdom is no match for one small sniffer dog when he’s in the mood! LibertyGibbert’s grand master of mirth, Fenbeagle, this week aims his pencil at an oft-forgotten but oddly familiar chapter in Chinese history…
Posted in AGW
105 Comments
The Dragon’s Dissent Part II: Carbon Tax As A Trade Weapon
The publication of the Introduction to Low Carbon Plot by Gou Hongyang, on this forum twelve days ago caused reverberations around the world. In it, we saw how China dismissed the purported scientific consensus on Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming (CAGW), … Continue reading
Posted in AGW, China
317 Comments
A Plague On Both Our Houses
The Australian Federal election has been run and won. It’s just that, we don’t know by who. Mr Rabbit and Julia the Red have both come up short of gaining the 76 seats needed to hold a majority in the … Continue reading
Posted in Australia
150 Comments
Global Warming And The Hot Water Bottle
Our God-Emperor has taken ill. And to cheer him while he recuperates, why don’t you record your best wishes, offer suggestions, remedies or reading materials he might like? I’ll start with one that’s sure to tickle his funny bone: A … Continue reading
Posted in AGW, Daily Telegraph Blog Disaster
386 Comments
To Refuse To Choose
On Saturday, Australians go to the polls in an election that will, in all likelihood, shape the way we in this country work, eat, travel and power our homes for decades to come. Labor Prime Minister Julia Gillard is seeking … Continue reading
Posted in Australia
54 Comments
The China Syndrome
G’day Everyone, I’m away today (doing research for a new article) but I’ll be leaving you in the very capable hands of some of LibertyGibbert’s finest talents…
Posted in AGW, China
82 Comments
Milanković And The Exploding Chook Shed
I thought I’d cover another science topic today, after this week’s fill of politics. Most of you have probably heard mention of Milanković Cycles (the spelling usually Anglicized to Milankovitch Cycles) in relation to the study of the earth’s climate. Today I’ll explain what … Continue reading
Posted in AGW
248 Comments
The Dragon’s Dissent
As you’re probably aware, most warmists appear to believe it vitally important that the reputed consensus in the scientific community regarding CAGW remains inviolate. Any questioning of this consensus, any appearance of pockets of dissent anywhere in the world, is ruthlessly … Continue reading
Posted in AGW, China
294 Comments
Dobson, Dykes And Diverse Disputes
G’day All, Ozboy here. As you may have noticed recently, I haven’t had as much time as I’d like to spend here creating posts. Rather than me offering another mere one-paragraph “spill post”, MemoryVault has kindly offered his services in … Continue reading
Posted in AGW
244 Comments