What happens when the predictions of mountebanks (my favorite word lately) don’t come true, and the opposite happens? People stop believing. That’s what’s happening now in Great Britain.
The Telegraph online reports today on how the number of sceptic Britons has doubled in the last 4 years.
Obviously they don’t believe the junk science that insists global warming leads to more extreme cold and snow. Sorry, but many people aren’t that stupid to buy it. So take that crap alarmist science and use it for the next time you have to go.
This new scepticism in Britain is based on real-life observation, with people comparing the horoscopes of snowless winters heard earlier to the reality that is observed in real life today.
And for those who still believe in AGW, many now don’t think that it’s a real problem. The Telgraph writes:
Fewer than half those polled – 46 per cent – are ready to use their cars less, and only 47 per cent are prepared to take public transport more often. Fewer than a quarter – 23 per cent – are willing to fly less.”
