How odd that you did not respond to my comment about your "lies" allegation. Are the figures I gave correct? Yes or no. Simple question, requiring a simple answer.


As for the "conspiracy", I merely note what Ban Ki-Moon has just said (see link supplied).

Opti wrote on 30. Jan 2011 at 13:30:



Go on then. I challenge you!

hmmmm....who to believe...Nickbat or NASA.......tricky one that, my problem is how dare NASA be so arrogant as to dream that they know more on the subject than Nickbat, with his unwavering eye for the truth and access to every website on the net 

you're wasting your time NASA - he'll never buy your lies 

Banjax wrote on 30. Jan 2011 at 14:29:


interestingly my commies say similiar things with Nasa

"Cubans make the connection to global warming

Global warming causes increased oceanic temperatures, which increases the intensity of tropical storms. Other current effects are changes in rainfall, causing drought in some areas. Cuba has been concerned about global warming for many years: in 1992 Fidel Castro warned at the UN Conference on the Environment and Development that “An important biological species is at risk of disappearing due to the rapid and progressive elimination of its natural habitat: man. … If we want to save humanity from that self-destruction, there must be a better distribution of the available wealth and technologies on the plantet. There must be less luxury and less squandering in a few countries so that there will be less impoverishment and less famine in a large portion of the Earth.” On Sept. 24, 2007, Foreign Minister Felipe Pérez Roque commented that in the 15 years since that conference almost nothing was done (http://embacuba.cubaminrex.cu/Default.aspx?tabid=6165): “The situation is now a lot more critical, the dangers are greater and we are running out of time.“The scientific evidence is clear. Practical observation is overwhelming. These could only be called into question by irresponsible people. The last ten years have been the warmest. There is a decrease in the thickness of artic ice. Glaciers are receding. Sea level is on the rise. Also increasing is the frequency and intensity of hurricanes.

“The future looks worse: some 30% of all species will disappear if global temperature increases by 1.5 to 2.5 degrees centigrade. Small island states are running the risk of disappearing under the waters.”

According to economist Minqi Li, the world may be already committed to a 2˚C warming relative to pre-industrial times, which is widely considered to be a critical threshold in climate change. (http://www.monthlyreview.org/080721li.php) What this means is that far from being alarmist, Cuban officials have been honest about the gravity of the situation. "

http://www.haitianalysis.com/environment/cuba-confronts-global-warming-now-droug...

Albs wrote on 30. Jan 2011 at 15:08:



nah.. its the stolen money from them they have to give it back anyway

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Through_the_Looking-Glass

Albs wrote on 30. Jan 2011 at 11:36:



My main worry is deforestation.

Then pollution.

Then wasting of natural resources.

CO2 can be handled by reforestation

cem wrote on 30. Jan 2011 at 15:11:



Splendid