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At many times in the past, the earth's climate has been warmer than it is today. During the period known as the Holocene Climate Optimum, global temperatures were about two degrees Celsius, or about four degrees Fahrenheit, higher than they are today. During the Holocene Climate Optimum, warmer temperatures and an associated increase in rainfall facilitated the development of agriculture, village communities, and eventually cities by humankind in many parts of the world.
The increased global temperatures of the Holocene Climate Optimum warmed the world's oceans, causing increased evaporation, creating more clouds and storms, and ultimately increasing rainfall throughout the Tropical, Subtropical, and Temperate zones encircling the earth. During the Holocene Climate Optimum, California, the southwestern and southern USA, the Mediterranean region, the Middle East, the Ukraine, India, China, and northern Africa all recieved more rainfall than they do today. During the Holocene Climate Optimum, the Sahara desert became a lush savannah punctuated with rivers and lakes that supported elephants, giraffes, zebras, hippos, crocodiles, humans, and the cattle the humans had domesticated. During that time, agriculture spread from the Middle East into Europe, rice cultivation spread throughout east Asia, and maize, bean, and squash cultivation spread throughout Central America.
The global warming of the Holocene Climate Optimum also caused global sea levels to rise by about two meters, or nearly seven feet. Evidence for that rise in global sea levels has been found in many places, including southern Mesopotamia and in numerous five thousand year-old beaches and coral deposits found throughout the world which are now standing two meters above the present sea level.
In the current hysteria about Global Warming, or 'Climate Change', as it is now being called, the emphasis has been entirely placed on the predicted undesirable effects of Global Warming, and the possible benefits of Global Warming are very seldom mentioned. Al Gore, James Hansen, and the other Jeremiahs of Global Warming or 'Climate Change' warn us about catastrophic rises in sea levels which will inundate major cities and about chronic, severe droughts which they claim will dessicate and devastate most of the major agricultural zones of the earth.
The geologic evidence from the Holocene Climate Optimum proves that Global Warming will indeed raise global sea levels with catastrophic effects on major cities and low-lying districts throughout the world. However, the evidence from the Holocene Climate Optimum also shows that Global Warming should improve global agriculture by warming and widening the earth's Tropical, Subtropical, and Temperate zones, and by increasing rainfall throughout the world. The loss of some major cities to rising sea levels will certainly be traumatic, but the loss of those cities will be offset by an increase in agricultural production, forestry, and grazing areas throughout the world. The increase in agricultural, timber, and livestock production which would result from an increase of two degrees Celsius of Global Warming is badly needed in our increasingly over-populated world.
Plants breathe CO2; they require CO2 to live and they thrive on it. Many professional growers pump CO2 into their greenhouses to increase plant production. Numerous land and satellite-based studies have shown an increase in global biomass during the time period that is associated with Global Warming. According to NASA scientist Ramakrishna Nemani, “Between 1982 and 1999, twenty-five percent of the Earth’s vegetated area experienced increasing plant productivity—a total increase of about six percent.”
Al Gore, James Hansen, and the other prophets of Climate Change catastrophe never mention the actual and potential benefits of Global Warming. Why is that? Isn't science supposed to be about objectivity? Al Gore has invested heavily in carbon credit brokerage firms. For Gore, there is a financial profit to be made from promoting Global Warming alarmism.

Worthy winners, I thought Diversity were brilliant and I hope they go on to great things, the choreographer is a genius.

Just watched BGT and although a lot of people like to knock it I think I've just watched some very talented people indeed and it's going to be an awful shame that so many acts are going to lose out, my view about this country is that we have an absolute plethora of talented people in all walks of life but the vast majority don't get a chance to achieve greatness because there just isn't the openings for them to shine and that's across the board not just entertainment it happens in sport and other areas as well, if everyone had a chance to have a go at all things we could be Great Britain once more, so I'm a big fan of BGT, our schools need to find these people by offering a lot more on the curriculum than just exams.
BGT I love you, move over Strictly.

I'd forgotten how good this man actually was, brilliant.

I've watched all five of these videos and I have always believed and still believe to this day everything that this man says, it could have been me making these vids because I've never come across anyone that so comprehensively states that which I believe in, I feel a sense of relief because I've always thought that it was just ME who thinks like this.
http://media.abovetopsecret.com/media/311/Journey_Of_The_Souls/

Since my tele blew up I've been watching tv on the net, at the moment I'm watching or rather listening to Blues on later with Jools Holland on BBC4, Eric Clapton, Taj Mahal then Buddy Guy followed by Jeff Beck, I think I've died and gone to heaven, I love Blues and so this doesn't get much better for me, Andy Fairweather Low ain't bad either.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrgh! me shed door's open, I feel all exposed.

Our first Barbie in 2 years, pity I burnt the fucking sausages but hey who cares, mind you I did have the shits this morning.

Never mind the Swine flu there's a new threat to worry people sick now, apparently there's a Primate virus on the loose with symptoms that include prolific hair growth around one's Arse, masturbating in public and polishing off that hand of Bananas you've just picked up in Morrisons before you get to the checkout, be very afraid but also be reassured that the Labour government will come to your house and wipe your Arse for you when you get the shits, their motto, "We're here to save you so that you may come to love us once more".

Watching Sky Arts, just saw Robert Plant sing "Crazy little thing called love" how fucking camp was he he in 1991, a tribute to Freddie Mercury, well you couldn't get a better tribute for Campness, I loved old Fred but watching Robert Plant mincing across the stage made me squirm, poor old Fred must be turning in his grave.
P.S I hope Eggbod don't read this, I think she likes Planty,
BTW is he dead now?