Global Warming Is A Lie: Africa May Shift South And Turn Cooler

                              Global warming is a lye, Africa may shift more south and turn cooler, dragging Europe to the equator. If you notice the west was shouting of GLOBAL WARMING in the past, but now is been down coded to CLIMATE CHANGE, in the 90s the western scientist predicted that ''when global warming intensifies'' that Africa would be inhabitable, because of an expected leap in the temperature of Africa, judging by the fact that Africa or most part of Africa lies on the line of equator.






                               Based on the research I carried out in some north eastern European countries [ this areas are among the coldest habitable place on earth], the mark of ''when global warming intensifies'' has been attained and has been surpassed long ago, but researchs has proved that the only places in Africa that has experienced a slight wormer temperature is only the northern part of Africa [ie the places that has the influence of the weather of the northern hemisphere], though the changes are still microscopic conpered with that of Europe and the northern hemisphere, while the southern part of African is getting cooler, and this might extend to some other parts of Africa.




                              There is also proves that the southern oceans are getting less salty and cooling. when I started my research in 1994 most countries in the north Eastern Europe has an average of NINE MONTHS of cold wintry weather [ie autom and spring and winter are all freezy] but today some of this countries experiences TEN MONTHS of summer like weather and TWO MONTHS of fluctuating wintry weather. My conclusion is that climate change is a result of tilt or tilting in the earth magnetic pole that may or may not have been induced by the emission of the green house gasses in the atmosphere, I believe is a weather circle that must happen some time, but the question is ''if it should be happening now''.




                               African's seems not to be interested in researching on climate change and we might be taken by surprise, and that may be very diverstating, what do you think?.If you measure changes in climate by countries or by region, you will notice some places on earth has experienced some drastic changes in climate or in a nut shell has gotten warmer, while the places that has gotten cooler has not been always publicized because the whole thing is politicized, going by the data's collected by the satellites, it shows the entire earth weather has not really changed much, which supports the idea that climate change is a result of tilt or tilting in the earth magnetic pole, cursing some slight changes in the way some places receives the rays of the sun shine.




                              Please share with us how climate change has affected where you live.Note:If we go by these facts the scenario of the film ''the day after tommorow'' could be possible in the north America, though it was over dramatized.

I can see, a lot of people are not really interested in things that would not bring an immediate profit, or is it about this myth that we can't be found any where there is need to think?.

The stone the builders rejected may end up being the corner stone of the building, the only thing am afraid of is that our people are so uninterested and so naive that if it gets freezy people might die, like it did got freezy in South Africa some few years back, people should watch out because the cooling effect has moved from southern Africa up till some areas of central Africa, Research shows that even the Sahara would be cooler by 10 degrees in the nearest future.

Now i hope people realise why inter racial relationships is so needed at the moment. I read about 2 years ago over 3000 people died from heat stroke in Europe due to the increased temperatures.

I wonder if africans will emigrate if Africa cools down.

Isn't it miraculous how nature adapts itself?

The summer this year in Britain is noticeably long, is seems like is summer the whole year, though the wheather is gradually autumn like now, the changes in wheather in western Europe is more gradual, one needs to be in the Eastern Europe [a place known to be among the coldest place on earth] to see how the wheather there switched.
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Africans would definitely not migrate, but if they continue to be naive they can't adopt, but I hope we would because is the intelligent of very few people that is needed to effect changes.

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I would rather have an argument with an intellectual than fight with you, you always come in to fight, I will ignore you hencefourth.

To Donzman


I would give you another chance, if you relax a little bit we can really get somewhere with this argument, before you reply take a breath in and out, name calling is no argument, remember that. what is going to happen is unchangeable, is not about theory is about facts, but is possible to adapt, we would come to that later, I would aleborate more on my findings, but not today.

DONZMAN STOP USING FOUL LANGUAGE IF YOU WANT TO LEARN, YOU ARE SO UNCULTURED.

To Donzman,
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As per the India stuff this quote above from me explains it all, India is almost on the same latitude with north Africa, so India is moving closer and closer to the very line of equator, likewise north Africa while the west, east and southern part of Africa are all moving more south. India is part of the Area that has the influence of the wheather of the northern hemisphere.

Global warming is the increase in the average temperature of the earth’s atmosphere while Climate change refers to changes in the long-term weather conditions in a given place. Changes in climate might include changes in the frequency and intensity of extreme weather, shifts in the timing of the seasons or partans of seasons.

A Brief History of Ice Ages and Warming

Global warming started long before the Industrial Revolution and the invention of the internal combustion engine. Global warming began 18,000 years ago as the earth started warming its way out of the Pleistocene Ice Age-- a time when much of North America, Europe, and Asia lay buried beneath great sheets of glacial ice.

Earth's climate and the biosphere have been in constant flux, dominated by ice ages and glaciers for the past several million years. We are currently enjoying a temporary reprieve from the deep freeze.

Approximately every 100,000 years Earth's climate warms up temporarily. These warm periods, called interglacial periods, appear to last approximately 15,000 to 20,000 years before regressing back to a cold ice age climate. At year 18,000 and counting our current interglacial vacation from the Ice Age is much nearer its end than its beginning.

Global warming during Earth's current interglacial warm period has greatly altered our environment and the distribution and diversity of all life. For example:


 Approximately 15,000 years ago the earth had warmed sufficiently to halt the advance of glaciers, and sea levels worldwide began to rise.

 By 8,000 years ago the land bridge across the Bearing Strait was drowned, cutting off the migration of men and animals to North America.

 Since the end of the Ice Age, Earth's temperature has risen approximately 16 degrees F and sea levels have risen a total of 300 feet! Forests have returned where once there was only ice.


READ MORE: http://www.clearlight.com/~mhieb/WVFossils/ice_ages.html

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To Donzman,


After all your ranting , you got the answer to your question and walked away quietly, not very gentlemanly huh!.

 Donzman, you are a stupid blackman, I don't have time for you. the whole thing is just too high for, which is why you could not believe that this things are coming from a blackperson like you, no wonder why white people always say that anything that involves thinking, you can't see a black person there, go ahead and argue about tomatoes with your kind.

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I have heard even higher numbers about the retreat of the ice.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/kids/2004/09/permafrost.html

That is a national geographic website explaining to children why Alaska towns are sinking.