Most of us understand that the accumulation of “weather” over time represents the climate. We know from experience that forecasting the weather is an imperfect science and that predicting it accurately in future decades or centuries seems implausible. That hasn’t stopped them from trying.
And there’s nothing wrong with that if others are allowed to challenge and debate the results, but that’s not how this game has been played. Political partisans have hijacked the weather, and anyone who disagrees with them is labeled a denier.
Yes, climate change is real. It’s just not created by humans. That’s a line from this excellent piece by Martin Armstrong, who outlines how climate has always changed and how it has changed human beings and their civilizations on earth.
Significant shifts in cultural dominance align with solar maximums and minimums.
The earth has experienced wild temperature swings that last from decades to centuries. Eras warmer (with more atmospheric CO2) than the solar maximum that just ended and those colder than the solar minimum we have recently entered (we hope).
There is no way to know for sure, but the climate is changing, but the true deniers are those who refuse to accept our climate past because it contradicts the political narratives in which they’ve invested regarding its future. A form of mass psychosis that Armstrong rightly compares to abuses by ancient faith leaders.
This is one of the oldest methods to brainwash a population known to ancient history. The high priests had discovered the cycle of the heavens. They would pretend to turn the sun dark, for they managed to calculate the cycles when an eclipse would take place. They would call the people together and tell them what they will do, and they watched the moon block out the sun and believed that the high priest could control the heavens. Today, astrology really comes from the Babylonians who conducted a massive correlation study to predict the future.
There is a cycle to everything. The climate ALWAYS changes, and there are warming periods and cooling periods. These charlatans are no different than the Babylonian high priests pretending to block the sun with the moon on their command.
Martin Armstrong also introduces us to “the Beaufort Gyre, a massive wind-driven current in the Arctic Ocean that actually has far more influence over sea ice than anything we can throw into the atmosphere. The Beaufort Gyre has been regulating climate and sea ice formation for millennia. Recently, however, something has changed; it is not something that would create global warming but threatens a new Ice Age.”
What causes that oscillation is unclear to me, but we’ve covered a lot of actual climate science that adds to the suspicion that the next few decades could be increasingly cold.
Recently discovered long-term oscillations of the solar background magnetic field associated with double dynamo waves generated in inner and outer layers of the Sun indicate that the solar activity is heading in the next three decades (2019–2055) to a Modern grand minimum similar to Maunder one.
While this is happening, Cult leaders are working overtime to ensure abundant fossil fuels are untapped and too expensive, and when people freeze to death, they’ll blame climate change. But the only climate people can change is the political one that lead us to where we are today. A matter of life and death for more than a few of us, but unlike the climate, it is something we can change.
Stop voting for Democrats and, if possible, their climate cult-water-carrying RINO friends. We’re already looking down the barrel of what letting them off the leash for too long looks like here in New England. And a hard lesson it may well be.
We’d best learn from it now. We’re due for a cold spell, and the science is lining up to give us one.
HT | Armstrong Economics
