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Posted by: EatonWX, 4:20 PM GMT on May 15, 2010

All the talk about Global Warming and how temperatures are going to keep rising is about to hit a brick wall. The reason is because of collapsing El Nino and just like with other El Ninos is the past, temperatures will do the same. There is a pretty close correlation between oceanic cycles and overall global temperature. Don’t believe it, let’s take a look.

This is objective satellite data off of Dr. Roy Spencer's site:

As you can see plan as day, the Super El Nino of 1998, as it was called, put a spike in the global temperature. After that El Nino collapsed it turned to La Nina up until 2001. This can be shown by the big drop in temperature. And if you look closely you can see this happen again 02-03. And an even better example of the El Nino of 06-07, you can see the spike and look after 07, the temp went down quite a bit. So with this relationship here is a prediction based on common sense, the spike that you see now, by the end of the year when the El Nino is fully collapsed and a La Nina comes on the temperature will drop just like it did in the past. I’m not saying that oceanic cycles are the main drivers of global temperature, but it pretty darn close. Others have to do with sunspot activity, and even volcanic activity can affect temperatures.

So with this close correlation with El Nino and global temperatures one has to think, how is it that CO2 is at the head of the table?! This goes to show that this so called “Man-made Global Warming” is not understood. And we want to spend billions of dollars on a Cap and Tax???

Updated: 4:21 PM GMT on May 15, 2010

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