The Farmer's Almanac actually bases its findings on scientific fact.

http://www.almanac.com/weathercenter/howwepredict.php

More on Global Cooling:

http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=10783

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,25348657-401,00.html

I love this quote by Jay Lehr of The Heartland Institute: "And, if we were to try to reduce greenhouse gases with China and India controlling way more than we do and they have boldly said they are not going to cripple their economy by following suit, our impact would have no change in temperature at all."

Point blank, people: You can't trust your local, highly trained meteorologist to predict tomorrow's weather, so how can you trust a bunch of politicians and climate scientists looking for funding to predict the weather 50 to 100 years out? Most of you will be dead before you realize it was a scam all along.

Remember the hole in the ozone scare? Turns out it's a natural phenomena after all... Now, we're stuck with R134a instead of the far more efficient R12, not to mention all these other products that supposedly did such irreparable harm...

http://www.gwb.com.au/gwb/news/beck/230899.htm

Patrick Moore (founder of Greenpeace) said, "much of the environmental movement has been hijacked by extremist activists who use the language of the environment for a movement that has more to do with class struggle and anti-corporatism."

Don't believe the hype!

I absolutely refuse to buy games at the high ransom they charge. I wait until the games dip well below $40 before I ever buy. I honestly believe that if they cut the price of their games by 1/3, the sales would double.

I really sure that I'd take information on global warming from a political machine that calls themselves "The Daily Green". Not on your life...

Again, this is modern day McCarthyism, where if you disagree, you'll be attacked. I've seen both sides of the evidence from many sources. I've concluded that the sky is not falling, so Chicken Little (Al Gore) needs to get lost!