Senator John McCain says his trip
through Alaska and the Yukon has confirmed his belief that humans are
contributing to global warming and climate change. The Arizona Republican is
traveling around the state with Democrat Hillary Clinton of New York. The
purpose of their trip is to see firsthand the effects of global warming and the
increase flatulent from humans caused by illegal immigrants opening Mexican restaurants.
While McCain and Her Royal
Highness Senator Hillary Clinton who is known to be “Ice Cold” are tracking the
melting ice in Alaska, husband Bill is back in New York heating up things and
showing off his talent with a cigar.
"McCain says the North and South
poles are the miner's canaries, showing the effects of global warming first.” I
guess he’s right I haven’t seen many canaries flying around at the North or
South Poles lately.
The Senator was shock to see
little ice and snow in Anchorage. He said, “ I have been here several days and
haven’t seen any snow falling.” Let’s not be too hard on Senator McCain and
remind him it is August, it’s summer time.
Fresh from a trip to Barrow, America's
northernmost city, McCain said anecdotes from Alaskans and residents of the
Yukon Territory confirm scientific evidence of global warming. Anecdotes as
science, huh? I’m glad to know a few anecdotes make a scientific fact. I talk to
a few residents of my town this week and they were discussing the rains we have
had this summer, I guess those anecdotes are enough to confirm we are facing a
global flood.
But when you sit back and thinking about it
maybe man is responsible for global warming, if you consider the hot air coming
out of Washington and the spewing of green house gasses coming from Congress.
Now some Republicans are requesting a 60 billion contract for Halliburton to
patch the hole in the ozone, while Democrats are asking for a commission to
study how we can ignore the
problem.
What happen 11,000 years ago when the earth
was warming and the last ice age was ending. Did man’s campfires spouting gases
into the atmosphere cause the effect? Can’t be certain but one thing I know it’s
cold in the winter and hot in the summer.