Again with the dumb act.
And for the record, you feebly DEFENDED UAH by stupidly posting a chart that didn't support the false UAH claim that the Earth had cooled by -1.45 C in the last 8.5 years or 102 months as compared to the previous century's average, when I attacked UAH as a credible source. So nowhere did I say you listed UAH as a source. Does that refresh your memory???
http://www.usmessageboard.com/1369933-post84.html
This is another typically dishonest technique of CON$ervatism, changing what actually was said or posted.
Just as I have not said anything about CO2 on this thread, but you choose to pretend I have, although one graph I posted from code's favorite right-wing denier's source, junkscience.com, did include a plot of CO2 levels along with the British Hadley data and they DID correspond quite nicely, but I only posted it for the Hadley data as code's link falsely claimed only the NOAA group supported the higher GISS/GISTEMT June 2009 data over the cooked UAH data and I said nothing about CO2. You probably don't remember that either.
UAH MSU 6-2009: +0.01 °C. Rank: 17/31
Warmest June in this series was in 1998.
Average last 12 months: 0.15 °C
GISTEMP 6-2009: +0.63 °C. Rank: 2/130
Warmest June in this series was in 1998.
Average last 12 months: 0.51 °C.
NCDC Anomaly 6-2009: +0.62 °C. Rank: 2/130
Warmest June in this series was in 2005.
Average last 12 months: 0.54 °C.
HadCRUT3 6-2009: +0.50 °C. Rank: 3/160
Warmest June in this series was in 1998.
Average last 12 months: 0.40 °C
HadAT 6-2009: +0.40 °C
Can you produce one citation of a quote that I have posted here from Junk Science.com?
You forget I remember you from the AOL messageboards, and it was there that I found out about the junk science site from your links.
We all, check that, most of us grow and mature through experience. On the old A Oh Hell boards, I was just starting to dig into this stuff and was instructed by yourself and Rocks and others on sourcing.
Within the evolution I've gone through is my view on the overall topic from an AGW proponent to a doubter. Also, my approach is less of an attack dog and more of a fact checker. When a particular source, like GISS, is in varience to all of the other sources, it makes me wonder why.
As a result, I try to avoid sites that are obviously political. Junk Science is one. Real Climate is another. I notice that not all try to avoid these sites. The best sites are those that actually present data and present views not on the predictions but rather on the methodology which expose distance from the majority of the data collectoer's ranges.
When a series of experts review the various data sources and site GISS an outlier, it is telling.
Those who say that the world is ending from ocean rise, temperature rise, atmoshpere change and all the rest but scrupulously avoid any attempt to put any of their rhetoric into perspective are suspect. At least to me.
A 0.7 degree change in temperature across 2000 years is hardly the stuff of panic.