8 Mar 09 - "Every time I hear someone say something about “saving
the Earth” I want to say, “Are you out of your mind?”
"The Earth is some 4.5 billion—that’s billion with a b—years old. How
did it ever manage to exist without us? How did it survive ice ages,
meteor impacts, and all the other stuff that went on before homo sapiens
decided to climb down out of the trees and walk upright?
"If human beings are responsible for “global warming” how did the Earth
manage to get through various earlier stages such as the Permian,
Triassic, Jurassic, Paleocene, Eocene, Oligocene, Miocene, Pleistocene,
and our era, the Holocene which reaches back a mere 10,000 years; a
period that matches up with the ending of the last major ice age.
"One of the distinguishing features of these and other earlier periods
of Earth’s history is the repeated evidence of mass extinctions. Since
humans weren’t around to take the blame for them, what did cause them?
There is evidence that it was the result of magnetic reversals."
Needless to say,
I find any article that mentions the link between magnetic
reversals and extinctions to be quite
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Alan Caruba writes a daily blog at
Warning Signs. Every week, he
posts a column on the website of
The National Anxiety Center