What’s the big deal about global warming anyway? Why is it bad to have longer growing seasons on more land?

Posted on 14 September, 2011 by | 6 Comments

Michael Winning

I just send this. David Friedman needs more exposure on this thing. God knows we could do with a bit more global warimg up here where I live.

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6 Responses to What’s the big deal about global warming anyway? Why is it bad to have longer growing seasons on more land?

  1. David Davis | 14 September, 2011 at 1:59 pm |

    Personally, if I was a FascistoNazi like the Global warming leftists, I’d be completely unfazed if the Maldives disappeared (they’re not going to) and in return I got 40 million acres (that’s about 62,500 square miles) of Canadian Yukon territory re-opened to the growing of wheat and oats and barley. the Maldives are 115 square miles, about 0.184% of the Yukon-lands that’d be freed up for food production.

    And if UN climate-observers, pissed-off at the loss of Maldive beaches to sun themselves on while doing “research and fact finding”, wanted to go and do the same at the Great Slave Lake, then I’d let them.

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  3. Mr Ecks | 14 September, 2011 at 7:02 pm |

    You don’t need to bother about AGW. Its a load of marxist bollocks–its likely to get colder not hotter.

  4. David Davis | 15 September, 2011 at 10:22 am |

    I know it is, Ecks old fellow – the trouble is, the warmoNazis have got all the guns.

  5. C H Ingoldby | 15 September, 2011 at 7:12 pm |

    If I really believed in Global warming, I’d be buying agricultural land in Iceland.

    As it is, the British climate becoming a little more like France and the Canadian permafrost being opened up all seem like excellent things. So, fingers crossed that the Global Warming liars are, by some random chance, right.

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