Conspiracy theorists

[Whistler]

Jack,

As per usual, the member's posts are overwhelmingly rubbish, fake URL's or in the case a URL that had nothing to do with his comments

Please use the triangle button to queue the post(s) to me for review.

Sounds like a great idea

[jackspratt]

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Lots of land volcanoes have lakes in their craters
Surley they must be more active if they constantly wet by ABC climate conspiracy theory

Yeah jack use a cap

And the vast majority of the land volcano that is not in the crater.

And the craters that are getting a lot more water in them from increasing rainfall.

Probably a tinfoil hat required rather than a thinking cap.

[Whistler]

Jack,

You have to understand that noos knows better than all the environment scientists in the world, all the marine biologists in the world, knows more than the FBI about US crimes, more than all the courts throughout the world, more about international pheophile trafficking, more about passport regulation egulations than any foreign office more about renewable energy etc.etc etc

He is simply awesome (except in the opposite)

[noosard]

Whistler you say other people are full of BS
but you sure using a lot right now
I have not disagreed with any enviromental scientist
Just the ABC climate conspircay article all could be maybe science
but not actual facts that have been proven
and pretty sure have not mentioned anything about the FBI or world courts

[tamada]

No denying that the big bang in Tonga last January was precisely that (and naff all to do with any rain making any volcanos wetter).

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-22/ ... /100773458

[jackspratt]

Stop trying to be disingenuous, noos.

The ABC article you initially flagged was based on a report from a Volcano expert - as I pointed out in my earlier response.

Just a reminder:

Heather Handley is an associate professor of volcanology and geoscience communication at the University of Twente and an adjunct associate professor at Monash University.

Why do you assume you know better than people who are clearly knowledgable in their field of expertise.

Your ABC bias really doesn't cut it.

[tamada]

Is it Friday already?

Hold on, let me get my Kevlar on.

[jackspratt]

Hold on, let me get my Kevlar on.

Boys night out?

[Barney]

https://youtu.be/saXqmktVOYw


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[noosard]

Stop trying to be disingenuous, noos.

The ABC article you initially flagged was based on a report from a Volcano expert - as I pointed out in my earlier response.

Just a reminder:

Heather Handley is an associate professor of volcanology and geoscience communication at the University of Twente and an adjunct associate professor at Monash University.

Why do you assume you know better than people who are clearly knowledgable in their field of expertise.

Your ABC bias really doesn't cut it.

An expert that uses could so many times in her article and is disagreed with by other experts in the same atrticle
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-08-09/ ... /101312342
try reading all the scientific could be and maybes in said article
so it could be true
fits in well on fridays

[Whistler]

The prize for the tortured English for the month, goes to........

[Whistler]

Whistler you say other people are full of BS

and pretty sure have not mentioned anything about the FBI or world courts

Hmmm

by noosard » August 11, 2022, 10:18 am

The dramatic FBI search of Donald Trump's Florida home on Monday marked a sudden escalation of investigations into the former president, and posed new legal questions that could - in theory - alter the course of the American presidency.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-62487602

" that could"
Who's to say what was in the boxes
"speculation"

No thinking person would suggest the FBI was speculating about the contents of those boxes, you were clearly second-guessing the FBI. There is no way the FBI would gain, and serve a warrant on as controversial figure as Trump with the entirely predictable backlash from the alt-right fraternity.

Of course the FBI knew what they were doing, despite your claims of speculation. Of course you know more than the FBI.

[noosard]

No it was you that was speculating
I did not say the FBI was or wasn't do their job

[tamada]

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Lots of land volcanoes have lakes in their craters
Surley they must be more active if they constantly wet by ABC climate conspiracy theory

Yeah jack use a cap

And the vast majority of the land volcano that is not in the crater.

And the craters that are getting a lot more water in them from increasing rainfall.

Probably a tinfoil hat required rather than a thinking cap.

Or a great big huge cap for all land volcanoes (and offshore ones that stick out of the sea) so that they don't get soggy in the rain. That could rule out some of the unscientific "could" from some experts.

[Whistler]

Another good climate change conspiracy is that coral sea has been warmer near the Great Barrier reef for the last 2 La Nina seasons so the reef must be dying
Strange though it has been recovering from mass bleaching a few seasons ago during a cooler ocean period El Nino phase

more for the climate change deniers

https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal ... 5fauh.html

[glalt]

The deniers may soon have to switch sides. How can they possible explain the strange weather patterns.

[Udon Map]

Another good climate change conspiracy is that coral sea has been warmer near the Great Barrier reef for the last 2 La Nina seasons so the reef must be dying
Strange though it has been recovering from mass bleaching a few seasons ago during a cooler ocean period El Nino phase

more for the climate change deniers

https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal ... 5fauh.html

The article has a paywall.

[Barney]

Forget talk of the popular term or buzzword climate change or whatever it will morph into next.
Don't worry folks the barrier reef will bounce back, it always has.
And coral reefs will just move and establish elsewhere. It's been proven time and time again.

https://www.sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/ ... glaciation.

[noosard]

Oh dear the sea is rising hope the coral does not get too wet

[Whistler]

Forget talk of the popular term or buzzword climate change or whatever it will morph into next.
Don't worry folks the barrier reef will bounce back, it always has.
And coral reefs will just move and establish elsewhere. It's been proven time and time again.

https://www.sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/ ... glaciation.

Did you read the whole article Barney? The part where the professor stated

“I have grave concerns about the ability of the reef in its current form to survive the pace of change caused by the many current stresses and those projected into the near future,” he said.