Are floods in Kansas and Texas the result of regular seasonal events or new climate changes due to global warming?

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by NetJr

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The key word in the global warming mantra is "consensus." The term consensus is applied to the world community of scientists that believe man is causing global warming. On this preface the scientific community has a consensus, and that also means they have no scientific evidence just belief. There is no way to prove global warming is the cause of man, God or nature. There is certainly no way to prove if global warming is responsible for the seasonal events that have occurred in Kansas and Texas.

It was recently reported the average temperatures on Mars have risen dramatically in the past few years. Conservatives like to joke about that being George Bush's fault too, and honestly its kind of a funny joke. In all seriousness its pretty clear that man can not effect the climate on Mars, and if Mars is increasing in temperature why not Earth? This is just one of many scientific contradictions to man causing global warming.

The consensus of scientist that man causes global warming is religion to those who believe it. They use this to promote regulation, taxes and the redistribution of wealth. Those who believe that man is causing global warming also tend to believe so on faith since fact can not bear it out. Those of a religious nature also have faith despite the fact that science can not prove of God's existence. That is why some environmentalist is going to "believe" that man and global warming as a result of man are causing the floods in Kansas and Texas. That is faith.

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