If we were to shut down industry and energy-intensive agriculture
in the way the "global warming" fraudsters propose, the
world's population would collapse far below its present level
of over six billion. This genocide is the actual intention behind
this hoax, brought to you by the same financial oligarchy which
created globalisation.
by Laurence Hecht, Editor,
21st Century Science & Technology magazine
The historical record of atmospheric
carbon dioxide
concentrations, claimed by the
Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change (IPCC) as the
justification for greenhouse
gas reduction, is a fraud. Research
by a Freiburg, Germany
professor, Ernst-Georg
Beck of the Merian-Schule,
shows that the IPCC construed
and concocted the pre-
1957 CO2 record from measurements
on recently drilled
ice cores, ignoring more than
90,000 direct measurements
by chemical methods from
1857 to 1957.1
The IPCCs hoked-up record
attempts to prove that
CO2 concentrations have been
steadily increasing with the
progress of human industrial
civilization. Beck's work con-
firms a wealth of previous investigations
which demonstrate
that the IPCC cherrypicked
its data in an attempt
to prove that we must stop industrial
development and return
to the horse-and-buggy
age, or face oppressive heat
and melting of the polar ice
caps. It shows that the Kyoto
Treaty on reduction of greenhouse
gases was based on a
scientific fraud which violates
the laws of the universe, denying
the well-established determination
of climate by cyclical
variations in the Earth-Sun
orbital relationship and in the
Suns heat output.
In a thorough review of 175
scientific papers, Professor
Beck found that the founders
of modern greenhouse theory,
Guy Stewart Callendar
and Charles David Keeling (a
special idol of Al Gores), had
completely ignored careful
and systematic measurements
by some of the most famous
names of physical chemistry,
among them several Nobel
Prize winners. Measurements
by these chemists showed that
today's atmospheric CO2 concentration
of about 380 parts
per million (ppm) has been exceeded
in the past, including
a period from 1936 to 1944,
when the CO2 levels varied
from 393.0 to 454.7 ppm.
There were also measurements,
accurate to within 3%,
of 375.0 ppm in 1885 (Hempel
in Dresden), 390.0 in 1866
(Gorup, Erlangen), and 416.0
in 1857 and 1858 (von Gilm,
Innsbruck). Ironically, although
the 1940s increase correlated
with a period of average
atmospheric warming,
Beck and others have shown
that the warming preceded
the increase in CO2 concentrations.
The data reviewed by Beck
came mainly from the Northern
Hemisphere, geographically
spread from Alaska over
Europe to Poona, India, nearly
all taken from rural areas or
the periphery of towns without
contamination by industry,
at a measuring height of approximately
two meters above
ground. Evaluation of chemical
methods revealed a maximum
error of 3% down to 1%
in the best cases.
By contrast, the measurements
hoked up from ice cores,
show a rather steady increase
in CO2 levels, conveniently
corresponding to the preconceived
idea that increasing industrial
activity has produced
a steady CO2 increase. As
Beck's collaborator, Dr. Zbigniew
Jaworowski, former senior
advisor to the Polish radiation
monitoring service and a
veteran mountaineer who has
excavated ice from 17 glaciers
on six continents, has shown,
the gaseous inclusions in ice
cores have no validity as historical
proxies for atmospheric
concentrations. The continual
freezing, refreezing, and pressurization
of ice columns drastically
alters the original atmospheric
concentrations of the
gas bubbles.