Comments by "Dorian Shades of gray" (@dorianshadesofgray2981) on "Washington Post editor: Saudi Crown Prince in global thugs club" video.

  1. The senators are a total waste of space. Instead of Fighting for protecting Americans with better border security they fight to protect a Saudi citizen from his own government... these people need to get their priorities right
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  2. Kathleen Twardowski that’s because you’re a virtue signalling twat driven by emotions rather than facts. Where’s your outrage at the murders committed by Saudis on their own citizens in the name on Islam and sharia law , like honor killings of women, or brutal killing of gays. More importantly where’s your outrage at the US senate for not protecting its own citizens from foreign invaders because of failure to act to protect US borders?
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  3. Fallon Stone between 1940 and 1970 The earth was actually cooling and the big scare being pushed on us then was an Ice age. Since then we’ve we’ve done a complete U-turn and there have been many catastrophic predictions of global warming that have amounted to nothing. Having said that the US had has had the largest percentage drop in CO2 emissions of any nation since leaving the Paris Climate Accord, whereas China , India , the EU and your beloved Canada have had increases in CO2 emissions during this period
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  4. Esoteric Order of Dagon I hope this graph works. It shows the 2017 CO2 emissions data with Canada , China , India and the EU with increases and the US and The UK having decreases in CO2 levels..I’m not sure why the UK is separated from the EU . https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn%3AANd9GcRMhD9KxxsTkf8yV29w0Ibx6WARrJ60tC7b8VJTcJ4zsrvQydUa In terms of climate Change, I am a physicist and believe in the science behind the processes but accept that it is an extremely complex process where many factors force global temperature changes, varying from solar activity to ocean oscillations and also CO2 emissions. But I have problems with the sensitivity of CO2 being the major factor forcing temperature change given that it only makes up 0.04% of the atmosphere and is only a minor player in the Green house gas (GHG) effect with water vapour making up the vast majority of the GHGs . I also have a concern that the historical temperature data provided by NOAA is continually being adjusted and these adjustments always seem to lean towards supporting the climate change narrative. Here is a good video that to me presents quite a convincing argument of data manipulation and Is supported by historical world records. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vzGPq9LSjEw I’d like to see the world reduce its carbon emissions purely because man has driven them up to unnaturally high levels however, I don’t believe in the alarmist predictions and am happy with the initiatives of countries like the US who are driving down co2 emission by means of converting older coal fired power stations to natural gas as this process produces 60% less Co2 than coal. In other words reduce CO2 emissions systematically without destroying the economy in the process.
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