The Great Global Warming Swindle Page #2

We had a very very thorough

varied took evidence...

from a whole lot of people expert

in this area and produced a report.

What surprised me was to discover how

weak and uncertain the science was.

In fact, there are more and

more thoughtful people,

some of them a little bit frightened

to come out in the open,

but who quietly privately and

some of then publicly are saying:

"hang on, wait a minute:

this simply doesn't add up"

We are told that the Earth's

climate is changing:

but the Earth's climate

is always changing!

In Earth's long history, there have

been countless periods...

when it was much warmer

and much cooler than it is today

when much of the world was

covered by tropical forests

or else vasts ice sheets.

The climate has always changed,

and changed without any help

from us, humans.

We can trace the present warming

trend back at least two hundred years,

to the end of a very cold

period in Earth's history.

This cold spell?

It's known to climatologists

as the Little Ice Age.

In the 14th century, Europe

plunged into the Little Ice Age,

and when we look for evidences of this,

are the old illustrations and prints,

and pictures of old father Thames

because during the hardest and

toughest winters of that Little Ice Age

the Thames would freeze over

and there were wonderful ice fairs

held on the Thames

skating, and people actually

selling things on the ice.

If we look back further in time,

before the Little Ice Age,

We find a barmy golden era

when temperatures where

higher than they are today

a time known to climatologists

as the Medieval Warm Period.

It's important people know

that climate enabled

a quite different lifestyle

in the medieval period.

We have this view today that warming is

going to have apocalyptic outcomes.

In fact, wherever you describe

this warm period

it appears to be associated

with riches.

In Europe, this was the great age

of the cathedral builders

a time when, according to Chaucer,

vineyards flourished even

in the North of England

All over the City on London there

are little memories of the vineyards

that grew in the medieval warm period,

So this was a wonderfully rich time.

And this little church, in a

sense, symbolizes it

as it comes from a period

of great wealth.

Going back in time further still,

before the medieval warm period,

we find more warm spells?

including a very prolonged period

during the Bronze Age

known to geologists as

the Holocene Maximum,

where temperatures were significantly...

higher than they are now

for more than three milennia.

If we go back 8000 years

in the Holocene period,

our current interglacial, who is

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