Read the article below. The 2 most salient points are that water is the greatest contributor to the greenhouse effect, and that CO2 levels have only increased from 300 ppm to 375 ppm. CO2 makes up less than half of a percent of the atmosphere. How much effect can that have? Answer: very little.


The average temperature of the earth's surface is about 15°C (59°F). The temperature largely is determined by the amount of energy absorbed from the sun versus the amount of energy emitted into space by the earth. The energy absorbed by the sun mainly covers wavelengths from the ultraviolet (< 400 nm) through the visible (400 to 700 nm) through the ultraviolet (> 700 nm).
Any change in the balance between the quantity of energy absorbed compared to the amount emitted affects climate. The "greenhouse effect" is concerned with the infrared radiation given off by the earth. Part of this radiation is absorbed by the atmosphere, rather than being lost to space. The gases in the atmosphere that absorb infrared light primarily are water (H2), carbon dioxide (CO2), ozone (O3), nitrous oxide (NO2) and methane (CH4). The gases act as a sort of insulating blanket for the earth, in the same way they would act to lessen heat loss from a greenhouse, hence the name 'greenhouse effect'. It is estimated that the mean global surface temperature of the earth would be -25°C (-13°F) if not for the absorption of energy by carbon dioxide and water.

The concentration of water vapor in the atmosphere is higher than that of carbon dioxide. Consequently, most of this energy conservation is attributable to water. You can see this effect when you look at how temperature drops less on nights with heavy cloud cover as opposed to clear skies or when you consider how large the temperature difference between day and night is in places with lower relative humidity, like the desert.

Although the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is low (~375 ppm in 2005), it has been increasing appreciably over time. A century ago, the carbon dioxide concentration was less than 300 ppm. Human activites are accountable for this increase, including consumption of f****l f**ls and extensive clearing of land (less carbon dioxide can be consumed by photosynthesis). Changes in the levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are associated with changes in the earth's climate.

I love my country, but I do not love some of the things the government has and is continuing to do.
In the early 1800s Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, and maybe Nevada and Utah were part of Mexico, a foreign sovereign nation. People from the U.S. illegally migrated to Texas to raise cattle and farm on “free”land. So many went there that the Mexican government became concerned and decided to send the i******s back to the U.S. When they refused to leave the Mexican army was sent to remove them. The immigrants bravely, but foolishly refused to leave and decided to fight the Mexican army. They all died, bravely, but to no avail. Then the U.S. government invaded and conquered Mexico. The Mexican army was no match for the U.S. army and was forced to ask for surrender terms. Those terms included giving the U.S. all the territory that is now the SouthWestern U,S. Including Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California. The U.S. was the aggressor in invading a foreign country that posed no threat, and taking by force a huge portion of that country The history revisionists in government, news media, and the government schools have convinced Americans that the i*****l i*******ts from the U.S. were heroes and that the Mexicans were the aggressor.

Since that time every war and military action the U.S. has engaged in, with the exception of WW II was aggression or meddling in the internal affairs of foreign countries. That includes the War Between The States, the Spanish American war, WW I, Korea, Viet Nam, Lebanon, Panama, Haiti, Bosnia, Yugoslavia, Iraq Afghanistan, and Libya..I think it was right to go into Afghanistan in search of those who had attacked us on 9/11, but I think it should have been full force and then get out, not a 12 year old war with no goals.

Two of the worst cases are the Panama and Haiti adventures. For those who have forgotten, the elder Bush launched an illegal invasion of Panama and kidnaped the head of the Panamanian government.

The first Iraq episode may have been legitimate because Iraq had invaded and occupied Kuwait, an ally of the U.S. After the invaders were repelled, the war stopped and as long as Iraq stayed within its own borders, no further action other than r********n was called for.

Bill Clinton did not like the results of a p**********l e******n in Haiti so he demanded that the loser be made president. He even launched an invasion to force the Haitians to do his bidding. The forces were actually enroute to Haiti when Haiti capitulated and put the loser of the e******n in office as ordered by Clinton.


Neither Haiti or Panama posed any threat to us.

I have saved Grenada for last. My research tells me that there was a medical school in Grenada where a large number of Americans were students. Large numbers of Cubans, including military, were arriving on the island. The Grenada government contacted DC and stated that they feared for the safety of the students and asked the U.S. to aid them removing the students to safety and removing the Cuban military.
As I said in the beginning, I love my country, but I despise the filthy politicians and bureaucrats who have taken control. None of the past or present ones are anywhere near as bad as Obama. I have grave doubts that the USA will survive Obama and his owners.
If we survive Obama and survive the things he has d**gged us down with, I only hope that the government will stop meddling in the internal affairs of foreign countries. That would be a giant step in the right direction.