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Not a chance, now that Labor has formed an unholy alliance with the bloody Greens!
 
trainspotter said:
I will let Stephen Hawking explain it to you ... afterall ... He is the greatest mind in the universe.
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I wonder if science will win against the Green religion, 'cos it ain't looking too good lately.

I reckon a good proportion, if not the majority, of the carbon tax-global warming crowd would never have read a scientific paper, and wouldn't be able to name an author if their lives depended on it.

Favourite trick of the Greens: claim that the science is settled. Through the aeons of the Earth's life, Cretaceous, Jurassic...suddenly, in the last 5 years...the science is settled! Imagine that!

We must immediately respond by making pensioners pay twice the price for electricity. Shut up poor folks, can't you see we're saving the earth here!
 

Doesn't the bible exhort us to beware of false prophets - such as you? Surely you would know this WB?
 
weatherbill said:
People are so dilusional to think this all evolved by chance and mutations...LOL....now that is a strong dilusion!
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Hahaha, this from someone who claims to be able to receive signs from God through a pack of cards at a poker game. Priceless.

I think we all know who the delusional one is.
 
weatherbill said:
People are so dilusional to think this all evolved by chance and mutations...LOL....now that is a strong dilusion!
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150 years of evidence, compiled by thousands of scientists in the fields of; chemistry, biochemistry, genomics, cellular biology, molecular biology, comparative anatomy, geochemistry, geology, paleontology, paeleogeography (to name a few) all of it consistent and complimentary.

Evolution is perhaps one of the most evidenced and strongest scientific theories we have.
 

lol but then where's the missing link lol.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfucpGCm5hY
 
kennas said:
Come on Twiddle! Don't be so daft. It's all in the cards!!
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Aaah, right you are, how could I be so blind.

Science has only brought us things such as; life saving medicine, Air travel, electricity, computers, satellites, clean drinking water and millions of other real benefits.

Why trust something that has such a terrible track record?

Bring on the cards!

 
This thread has gone strangely silent!

Earthquakes occur somewhere in the world nearly everyday but most of them are too insignificant to even rate a mention. The Christchurch quake, however, was quite significant by all reports and struck at 9:35 AM Friday, 3-September PDT (US west coast).

Admittedly not the "Mega Quake Tsunami Sept 2010 US West Coast" that Weatherbill predicted, but after all of the scorn that was heaped on him in this thread, doesn’t that strike anyone as rather eerie?
 

No, it does not strike me as rather eerie at all. New Zealand is part of the Pacific Rim and a sizeable earthquake has been expected in the region for decades (by scientists). This is not the same as the 'mega' quake and tsunami WB predicted, and NZ is not the west coast of the USA.
 

Not really Chris45 ...... afterall the nickname for New Zealand is the Shaky Isles. The term derived from New Zealand's frequent seismic activity. The islands lie on the margin of two colliding tectonic plates, the Pacific and Indo-Australian Plates. Earthquakes are common, particularly in the southwest of the South Island and in the central North Island.

Ho hum ....... back to sleep until the next knee trembler hits.
 
Logique said:
I visited the site weatherbill...3 Sept, that's this Friday (Saturday Aus time). Oy gevalt!
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I mean seriously, over the weekend:

- an earthquake in Christchurch
- big floods in Victoria
- a massive windstorm damaged a big area of southern NSW and the ACT -no electricity here all day.

Put those cards down weatherbill!
 
Spooky, isn't it!

Maybe it's just Weatherbill's interpretative skills that are lacking, and all the events Logique has listed really were there in the cards.

Isn't the extreme Australian weather (leaving the ChCh earthquake out for now) unusual for this time of the year?

Hope the power is back on soon for all those without it. Maybe a foretaste of what may be in store for us when Bob Brown succeeds in closing down the coal fired power stations?
 
Julia said:
Spooky, isn't it!

Maybe it's just Weatherbill's interpretative skills that are lacking, and all the events Logique has listed really were there in the cards.
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Rest assured wb's working on that right now. Stay tuned

Does he get any credit for smaller quakes?


http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsww/Quakes/quakes_all.html
 
It’s easy to be a hubristic cynic these days but this just struck me as a very curious set of coincidences.

A Christian (not a gypsy fortune teller, etc), living on the US west coast, predicts a major earthquake on a certain date. A major earthquake duly occurs on cue in his time zone, but on the opposite side of the Pacific Ocean, in Christchurch (not Wellington or Dunedin or any of the many other towns along the east coast of NZ). I think this is a good example of fact being stranger than fiction.

With Stephen Hawking admitting that the universe is so complicated that we may never be able to understand it, and with our top mathematicians and cosmologists hypothesizing about multiple parallel universes in their attempts to explain things, who knows what mysterious forces are at work in our lives. With all that we think we know, we really know very little! We don’t even fully understand what we’re made of or how we function, let alone the precise nature of the fundamental forces that we are aware of.

I believe in the known knowns and I use Google to help me with the unknown knowns. I hope that science will eventually be able to explain the many known unknowns and I don’t waste too much time pondering the unknown unknowns but I think it’s prudent to keep an open mind.
 
With over 150 quakes a week over the world thats 7800 a year and 20,000 since this card player started predicting---youll continue to see dates magnatudes and "coincidences" everytime you look at it.
There will be earth quakes next week in California
and next week and last week and xmas and after xmas.
So to in the pacific region there will be 100% chance of earth quakes.
Nothing un usual about these!!
 

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