You are, for using those fudged graphs.
As usual, no source from you. It's that plagiarism thing you're so well known for. It's sad that I have to tell everyone what your sources are.
Top graph ... Dr. Dale Evans, the Electrical Engineer and famous Australian denier who claims to be a rocket scientist, but has never actually worked on a rocket. And the husband of JoNova, Australian #1 kook denier blogger.
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Bottom graph, it's Cristy's fudge from an article he wrote for the WSJ.
http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702303945704579391611041331266
Now, a skeptical person would have asked things like ...
Exactly where did Evans get the data?
Why did he creatively adjust the data by using a baseline that was way the hell off? An error of that magnitude indicates either deliberate dishonesty, or total ineptness with statistics.
Why, in the top graph, did he compare surface temps to satellite temps? Apples and oranges.
Why did he use the wrong emission scenario? Actually emission were closer to "C", and with the baseline fix, Hansen's ancient model is pretty damn close to the real world.
Who checked his work? Why wasn't he willing to submit it to peer-review, and instead only published on a denier propaganda website?
Why did Christy also creatively adjust the baseline?
Why didn't Christy compare apples to apples and use a surface temp set?
The fact that you didn't ask any such questions shows how you're clearly not a skeptic. Deniers are the precise opposite of skeptics. If they see something that confirms their faith, they toss critical thought out the window and instantly believe.