Dear Bazz,

You made a claim that a scientist has shown that 99% of the scientific community does not believe in anthropogenic global warming - which is one of the most important issues in human history - and you cannot tell anyone where to find the information. I say that you cannot tell anyone where to find it simply because you made it up and it does not exist outside of your imagination.

That is exactly how denialists and creation scientists attempt to win an argument. And when you find yourself cornered in a scholarly debate you toss in the towel by throwing aspersions at your opponents claiming they are a trolls or something in order to escape the reality of your own ignorance.

So I say again, you cannot tell us where to find the findings you cited by Cook because no such findings exist. The truth is that the scientific community has confirmed anthropogenic global warming and their findings are counter to your creation scientists' claim that God is in control of everything.

I suggest that those that believe sea levels are rising have a look at: http://jennifermarohasy.com/2019/08/heron-island-corals-still-constrained-by-sea-level-fall/

Sea levels are falling in the Barrier Reef which is limiting the growth of Corals.

Dear Josephus,

You have creation scientist written all over you.

I see opinionated is still mouthing off his fantasies of stuff any arts school will preach.

I wonder if he has heard, & tried to block out the Global warming petition project. That is where 31,487 American scientists signed this petition, including 9,029 with PhDs.

I'm sure with their skills both he & SR could manage to find this information, even Google will bring it up if pushed. They just might start their education in the real world wit it.

Dear Josephus,

I really have given up on anything that person puts out so I was a reluctant clicker of your link so to speak.

Perhaps she had something substantive to say this time I thought.

But no. Just this little gem;

"The distinctive micro-atoll form is a result of continual exposure to heat and sunlight at extremely low tides, which result, of course, in low sea levels."

Wow! So extremely low tides result in low sea levels now? Here I was thinking it would have been the other way around. Silly me.

She needs to give it a break and you need to find something more substantive to carry your position.

My link was originally from our opinion blog in the last lot of topics. She gets blamed by Mr Opinion as being Creation Science, and SR seems to misread her report. Read her report and the comments on the site.