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David K
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Quote: Originally posted by SFandH  | Be afraid, very afraid, the Algorian conspiracy of world scientists is coming to get you. With its anthropogenic global warming lies it's going to
steal your freedoms, raise your taxes, and leave you jobless.
Be afraid, very afraid, the end is near. |
Finally, a Nomad who gets it!
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SFandH
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You really think that, doncha?
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chuckie
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He is SO dumb...
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David K
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The laughing is not understood as a joke by you two? Sense of humor requires intelligence, sorry you didn't get it.
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rts551
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David slowly comes around. At one point he denied there was any change. Now he admits change but does not like the government doing anything about
it. I guess he prefers a Natural remedy...Pray to god and do nothing.
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Sandlefoot
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| Quote: Originally posted by David K | Thank you surfhat, but not only a Palm Tree, over 60 years old, that was a foot or two above high tide in 1953, but is still a foot or two above high
tide... but also huge rocks, the old main road to La Paz, other places throughout Baja on the sea (Alfonsina's, Puertecitos hot springs, the list goes
on and on of solid items on the high tide line, that STILL are not underwater. If the sea level was indeed higher (and sea level is a worldwide
reference point) why are not these places, the salt flats, and launch ramps, etc. under water?
It has already been mentioned that many islands made of coral or volcanic materials are sinking, naturally... which of course looks to people on these
island like the ocean is rising. |
Islands do weird thing, watch out for what you believe?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7XXVLKWd3Q
" Don't find fault, find a remedy; anyone can complain." Henry Ford
If you are not living on the edge...you are taking up to much space!
Just because it may not be a good idea does not mean it will not be fun!!!
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chuckie
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DK is incapable of much rational thought. Much of what he writes is parroted from others. He is frightened of "Gummint" overlords and fantasizes about
"rights" being taken away, never naming one that has affected him personally. He is a weasel in the respect that rather than admitting he is wrong
will edit or delete his posts, apparently he believes that fixes it. He is incapable of accepting responsibility for his financial situation, blaming
it on "Gummint". At every opportunity he inserts political pollution into things. He professes to be a Baja expert based on maybe a trip a year or
more if someone else pays for it, ala the Cameron Steele trip we heard about daily for months....He is what he is....A very insecure self centered
poseur ....
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David K
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| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | David slowly comes around. At one point he denied there was any change. Now he admits change but does not like the government doing anything about
it. I guess he prefers a Natural remedy...Pray to god and do nothing. |
Selective reading, again? I have always believed that change is the norm and was before man used fossil fuels. That a single volcanic eruption can
produce more "pollution" than all of man's contributions and that Nature deals with it as she always has. Government can't change natural climate, nor
should it, so wasting our dollars on such activity is useless. Pray all you want, but the earth is going to keep on doing what it always has, man or
no man.
As for the tides, if the sea level rose any amount that would affect people living along the coast, that palm would be in the water, or in it at every
high tide. Not just the well photographed palm, but other "solid" things on the edge of the sea, that also are not in the water, 40-60 years later...
the old road, Pompano's house, Alfonsina's homes, runway (still covered only at the highest tides, as always but not underwater anymore than in 1960)!
I am just asking everyone interested to use their own eyes and brain and not believe what your government masters are shoving down us, to justiify
their getting more power and dollars. Power to the people!
No matter how much you ignore the photographic evidence (or how much I refuse to roll over to what CNN and MSNBC says), the earth will continue to do
what it is doing, warming or cooling, melting or freezing.
Now, how about it, can you accept that the sea is not visibly higher than it was in 1953, as the photos clearly show? The evidence we Baja Nomads can
see gives us an advantage over people in places like Kansas who have only the news to rely upon.
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SFandH
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According to this EPA data it looks like sea-level has increased about 4 inches since 1970. Probably not a noticeable rise when viewing the Playa
Coyote Palm Tree Global Climate Change Indicator. Plus, is the bottom of the bay 4 inches deeper? Has the shoreline added 4 inches of sand because of
currents? All possibilities.
DK's insistence that his photos negate measurements made by scientists worldwide is the main reason people call BS when he talks climate change. The
photos prove nothing. Plus his use of political dogma when considering a scientific question is another reason to raise the BS flag.
https://www.epa.gov/climate-indicators/climate-change-indica...
[Edited on 8-22-2016 by SFandH]
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David K
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If that's important for you to believe, then try and still have a nice day, okay?
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chuckie
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DK's drought reasoning? "It's summer" And DK? I likely have spent more time on the pot in Baja than you have total...
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rts551
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http://sealevel.climatecentral.org/news/floria-and-the-risin...
Florida coast threatened by rising seas.
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chuckie
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What I said....
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| Quote: Originally posted by chuckie | | DK's drought reasoning? "It's summer" And DK? I likely have spent more time on the pot in Baja than you have total... |
Have you or anyone else on this board that disagrees with DK seen with your own eyes a change in sea level? If so where?
It was posted on Nomad that the sea level was expected to rise a couple of inches every hundred years. If so who has done the measurements and where.
The only proof I've seen is the pictures DK posted and many of you don't believe it.
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SFandH
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Many of us don't consider that to be proof of anything. What do think about this?
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/sea-level-rise-swa...
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chuckie
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Yes....Alaska
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David K
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LOOK... the ocean sea level is way down there... The photo shows EROSION! Storm-driven waves and natural sand movement that has little to do with the
subject of rising sea levels.
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David K
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| Quote: Originally posted by Sandlefoot | | Quote: Originally posted by David K | Thank you surfhat, but not only a Palm Tree, over 60 years old, that was a foot or two above high tide in 1953, but is still a foot or two above high
tide... but also huge rocks, the old main road to La Paz, other places throughout Baja on the sea (Alfonsina's, Puertecitos hot springs, the list goes
on and on of solid items on the high tide line, that STILL are not underwater. If the sea level was indeed higher (and sea level is a worldwide
reference point) why are not these places, the salt flats, and launch ramps, etc. under water?
It has already been mentioned that many islands made of coral or volcanic materials are sinking, naturally... which of course looks to people on these
island like the ocean is rising. |
Islands do weird thing, watch out for what you believe?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7XXVLKWd3Q |
Makes perfect sense considering it's from a Democrat!
Is this guy drunk or on crack!??
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