HTTP://WWW.STOPNATO.ORG.UK
---------------------------
Resending. For some reason, it didn't get posted

Hello Rolf,

I would be very pleased if you bind to the rules and stays on topic.

As you list in your message, the place for this subject are

newsgroups/listservs such as sci.environment, sci.energy, etc. NOT

antinato listserv. Thanks for your comprehension.

Regards,

Francisco Javier Bernal

co-list manager

 

 

 

On 31 Mar 2002 at 11:04, Rolf Martens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

 

> HTTP://WWW.STOPNATO.ORG.UK

> ---------------------------

>

> UNITE! Info #167en: The "ozone hole" hoax refuted

> [Posted: 31.03.02]

>

>

> Note / Anmerkung / Note / Nota / Anmärkning:

> On the UNITE! / VEREINIGT EUCH! / UNISSEZ-VOUS! /

> ¡UNIOS! / FÖRENA ER! Info en/de/fr/es/se series:

> See information on the last page / Siehe Information auf der

> letzten Seite / Verrez information à la dernière page / Ver

> información en la última página / Se information på sista sidan

>

>

> INTRO NOTE:

>

> In this Info simply is repeated a posting sent recently, on

> 29.03.02, to several newsgroups and e-mail addresses, '"Ozone

> hole" hoax today easy for all to refute!'.

>

> This brings, as a summary, some main points of the 8-part

> Info #166en of 20.03.02, 'The "ozone hole" terror hoax', ad-

> ding a couple of new informations.

>

> The only "replies" to that posting, or to Info #166en, so far,

> by writers to newsgroups 'sci.environment', 'sci.energy' etc

> who have been making propaganda for the hoax have been the

> self-revealing "comment" on 29.03 by Lloyd R. Parker <lparker

> @emory.edu>, directed to me:

>

> >You're not only ignorant, but a liar. Slink away.

> (and nothing further)

>

> and the "repeat performance" likewise on 29.03 by Paul F.

> Dietz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, replying to Brad Tittle

> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, who among other things had cited the

> fact brought under point 1) in my posting below:

>

> >Brad, do be aware that there is a tremendous amount of

> >garbage out on the net purporting to debunk the very well

> >established[! - RM] connection[!] between CFC emissions and

> >the antarctic ozone hole. This pseudoscience has about the

> >validity of creationism or flat earth geology...

>

> (etcetera, likewise not citing one single "fact" "in support

> of" the actual pseudoscience of the "ozone hole" hoax nor

> commenting concretely on its refutation in Info #166en or in

> my briefer 29.03 posting).

>

> I commented briefly yesterday 30.03 on those two "replies",

> under 'Yes, the game *is* up, "ozone hole" hoax defenders!'.

> That posting isn't repeated here.

>

> On 29.03 too, I sent publicly an "Invitation to join Thick

> Ozone Layer Truth Bureau", referring to a planned small in-

> stitution of some kind which there's a need for today, to in-

> form governments, NGOs and not least the international public

> of some easily ascertained basic facts concerning this ques-

> tion, and to probe further into it too.

>

> So far, nobody else has shown an interest in joining such a

> Bureau. I've "established" one anyway, to be provisionally run

> by me and to publish, from time to time, Bulletins from the

> address <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Thick Ozone Layer Truth).

>

> End of intro note

>

>

>

> "Ozone hole" hoax today easy for all to refute!

> [Originally posted on 29.03.2002]

>

> The "CFC ozone depletion" hoax is a nasty one. It has served

> to cover up bans, decided on by the governments of the main

> "rich" countries in 1987-1995 (the "Montreal Protocol" etc)

> and now coming into effect, more and more being forced on the

> poorer countries too, against substances which are quite

> vital for various branches of industry and which cannot be

> effectively replaced. This hits practically everybody on

> earth. The hoax continues today, in all the mass media, in

> the school textbooks, etc, in a large number of countries.

>

> Back in those days, 10-15 years ago, many scientists pointed

> to the fact that the so-called "scientific basis" "justi-

> fying" those bans, which certain politicians were in such

> extreme hurry to enforce, at that time "at the very best" was

> "quite shaky".

>

> Today, "shaky" is no longer the word for that "basis".

>

> Today, everybody can easily see that the so-called "manmade

> ozone depletion" or "ozone hole" "theory" precisely *is* a

> HOAX, a COMPLETE hoax and NOTHING BUT a hoax.

>

> You don't have to be an atmospheric scientist, say, or a

> "pro" chemist, physicist etc, to see this with your own eyes.

>

> All the qualifications you need are a) ability to read, b)

> some very elementary science education (9th-graders' level,

> say), c) a rudimentary technique for finding your way through

> the Internet World Wide Web.

>

> True, the minds of a few people (including some rather well-

> educated persons who've been debating this question on some

> newsgroups, for instance) are blocked, so that they can't/

> won't see even the most obvious of facts on such a matter,

> irrespective of how many times they're pointed out to them.

> But that's another matter; certain factors in the society of

> today are causing this. Nobody - except, at best, they them-

> selves - can help those people. To you others, I want to

> show this:

>

>

> THE SWINDLERS' "PREDICTIONS":

>

> The "ozone depletion" propagandists have said that there

> "has been" a "global ozone depletion" at least in the 1980s

> ("beginning", perhaps, a few years before 1980 too) and that

> "it" "would continue" and "be even somewhat bigger" in the

> 1990s. Precisely "around the year 2000", they've said, the

> ozone layer would be at its "most vulnerable" - "due to the

> latency of effects of CFC etc releases before 1987".

>

> A "depletion" of "some 3% per decade", that's been a typical

> proposition of theirs. And any smaller one would be of no

> interest. Even an "ozone level decrease" of 3% per decade

> from 1980 on would only cause the ozone layer to be 20% thin-

> ner by 2050, something which would have practically no effect

> at all on human life - if any, the effects would be positive

> ones. And in that theoretical case that it *did* have effects

> and those were mainly negative, then at that time, in 2050,

> that thinning-out could be prevented from later reaching 40%

> (still clearly no big problem) by a then *justified* move

> away from CFCs etc.

>

> And a decrease in ozone layer thickness by 1%, that would

> cause an increase in ultraviolet radiation reaching the

> ground (actually, in UV-B, the most important type) by some

> 2%, they've said too.

>

> So, the "predictions" on which those vile bans in 1987-95 were

> "based", and on which their upholding today still are being

> "based", were that:

>

> * total global ozone today would be some 6% less than in 1980

>

> * ground UV radiation today, over much of the globe, would be

> some 12% more intensive than in 1980.

>

> Now the facts of today are slapping these "predictions" most

> squarely in the face.

>

> I mean, even those facts which you and I can find out about.

>

> Another matter is the "ozone depletion" propagandists' prac-

> tically *total* silence, after 1998, on all facts which would

> either confirm or else contradict these "predictions". That's

> some not unimportant evidence too, though "only" indirect

> such.

>

> When presenting the below observations, which all can check

> on, I'm taking into consideration also the fact that the

> big local, seasonal and even day-to-day variations both in

> ozone layer thickness and UV intensity do make it difficult

> to ascertain somewhat minor long-term gobal trends, on the

> basis of only some shorter period of measurements. But it

> must be noted that there has now been a period of some 20

> years of such - respectively, of possible such.

>

>

> SOME FACTS WHICH ARE CLEARLY VISIBLE TODAY:

>

> 1) Over mid-Sweden (at 58º to 64º N), the ozone layer

> has *not thinned out at all* between February 1988

> and December 2001: A decrease or an increase by *0.0%

> per decade* in that time, says the meteorological in-

> stitute here, SMHI (at a somewhat hidden-away place

> at its website; I shall show you how to find it).

>

> "Just" a local set of observations, true, and one not

> going all the way back to 1980. But certainly, a "de-

> pletion" of "some 3-4% at least", over latitudes such

> as these, as "predicted" by the propagandists for

> 1988-2001, would have shown up clearly in these data.

>

> 2) In mid-Sweden too, UV radiation by no means has in-

> creased by anything even close to 12%. It between 1983

> and 1998 has been approximately *constant*, or has

> possibly *increased just a little*, by 1-1.5%, as seen

> in the relevant SMHI graphs.

>

> Ground UV radiation levels, true enough, also are in-

> fluenced by cloud cover, which on the average may have

> increased somewhat in later years. But still, there's

> no question of any significant "net" UV level rise.

>

> 3) The ozone layer over the northern hemisphere in 2000-

> 2001 was *thicker than in many years before*. It still

> today is. That's one other thing which the SMHI says

> at its website.

>

> The World Meteorological Organization (WMO), for in-

> stance, has said *nothing whatsoever* about this.

>

> Now it's no surprise that the ozone layer recently has

> been, and still today is, so relatively quite thick.

> It varies in 11-year periods following the sunspot

> cycle, with maxima some 2% above the longer-term mean

> in sunspot maximum years, such as 1957, 1968, 1979,

> 1990 and 2001, and minima some 2% below that mean in

> sunspot minimum years. And in November 2001 was the

> latest sunspot maximum. It over higher latitudes also

> varies, with maxima and minima up to some 5% above/be-

> low the mean, according to the 26-month cycle of winds

> from the tropics known as the QBO (quasi-biennial

> oscillation), which has recently been "positive" too.

>

> 4) In connection with point 3, a couple of things which

> don't in themselves prove all that much about longer-

> term trends since day-to-day variations are so big,

> but which are some pointers anyway:

>

> Over mid-Sweden, the ozone layer thickness varies

> between some 420 DU (Dobson Units), as a monthly

> mean, in the spring, and less than 300 DU in October.

> Now on 23 February 2001, even an all-time high for

> ozone levels over Sweden was recorded (at Norrköping,

> 58º N). It was much higher than the one from 1988,

> 521 DU, and much higher than an older one too, re-

> corded at Uppsala (60º N) in April 1961 - long before

> any possible "CFC influence" -, 536 DU.

>

> Quite recenly too, on 2 March 2002, a level much

> above that old maximum one in April 1961 was noted:

> 557 DU.

>

> At the same time, not so long ago, on 30 November

> 1999, though ozone levels over Europe as a whole were

> rather high in late 1999, there was an all-time low

> for ozone levels over Sweden, 194 DU.

>

> But certainly, had there really been a "6% decrease"

> in global ozone level since 1980, the likelyhood of

> such extremely high ozone levels, compared to 1961,

> as those noted over Sweden on certain days recently

> would have been rather small.

>

> 5) Now this is a point of *indirect* proof, as is the

> next one. But given the importance which the govern-

> ments of all the "rich" states and for instance the

> WMO (actually, on "global warming" and on "ozone

> depletion", and utter *swindle* institution, as many

> things clearly show) *pretend* to attach to the

> question of the ozone layer and that of UV radiation,

> it's a tell-tale one anyway:

>

> After 1998, *nobody* is saying *anything* at all

> about what has turned out concerning a "global ozone

> depletion trend" anymore.

>

> 6) And after 1998 too, *nobody* is saying *anything* at

> all what has turned out concerning a "global UV ra-

> diation trend" (more precisely, concerning a trend in

> UV-B radiation) anymore either.

>

> Since changes in UV radiation would be even bigger,

> in percent, than such in the global ozone level,

> this utter silence on it is even more telling.

>

> From the mid-1980s on, there would have been very

> good reasons, for the abovementioned governments,

> to *monitor very closely* precisely UV levels and any

> possible change in them, and to *publish continually*

> the results of such monitoring, on a global scale,

> *if* they *had* a genuine fear of "ozone depletion"

> as the reason for their so hurried bans against the

> CFCs etc. But that's precisely what has *not* mate-

> rialized.

>

> 7) Even back in 1998, when the WMO (the main internatio-

> nal institution purportedly "entrusted" with "monito-

> ring" these things) made its *latest* "Scientific

> Assessment" of "ozone depletion" so far - its "Ozone

> Report No. 44" - it can be found on the Net) it had

> to admit both that there:

>

> A) had been *no* "ozone depletion" whatsoever between

> 1979 and 1994-1997, but *only* that *natural* de-

> crease in the global ozone layer thickness in that

> period due to the 11-year sunspot cycle with its

> ensuing maximum of ozone, 2% above the long-term

> mean, in 1979 and minimum, 2% below the mean, in

> 1994-1997 - the WMO in that "report" tried to

> garble the result by not citing global figures but

> only those for mid-latitudes (-4% or -5%) plus

> those for the tropics (± 0%), but anyone who can

> calculate a mean will find its result was precise-

> ly that natural 4% peak-to-through difference - and

>

> B) had been an increase in UV radiation in that same

> period of 5% in the northern higher latitudes and

> 8% in the southern higher latitudes - while also

> indirectly admitting these results were more or

> less guessworks.

>

> Such increases in that period, if they were ac-

> tually there, would have been quite natural too,

> because of the same 11-year sunspot cycle. +5% in

> UV, that would correspond to some -2.5% in ozone

> layer and +8% in UV would correspond to -4% in the

> same, precisely the natural difference between

> 1979, on the one hand, and 1994-1997, on the other,

> or, concerning the northern hemisphere, even a

> somewhat smaller such than might be expected in a

> situation which no "CFC ozone depletion" at all.

>

> Just read that 1998 "WMO Ozone Report No. 44" somewhat care-

> fully, and you'll find that it - already then, already back

> in 1998 - completely refutes its own swindle propaganda!

>

> And it's quite likely, readers, that none of you will find

> any more recent reports whatsoever on *global* trends, either

> in ozone layer thickness or in UV levels.

>

> It might be worthwhile trying to find what the meteorological

> (etc) institutes of *various countries* might be saying on

> the respective local conditions in these respects - as I've

> done (so far, only) concerning Sweden. That is, in case they

> even have such statistics. (It seems the one of Australia

> doesn't, for instance.)

>

> I shall give you the more "concrete" "predictions" by the

> WMO in their abovementioned 1998 "Ozone Report No. 44" here:

>

> WMO bullshit 1998 "prediction" A:

>

> "*The ozone layer is currently in its most vulnerable

> state.* Total stratospheric loading of ozone-depleting

> substances is expected to maximize before the year

> 2000. All other things being equal, the current ozone

> losses (relative to the values observed in the 1970s)

> would be close to the maximum. These are:

>

> about 6% at Northern Hemisphere midlatitudes in

> winter/spring;

> about 3% at Northern Hemisphere midlatitudes in

> summer/fall;

> about 5% at Southern Hemisphere midlatitudes on a

> year-round basis;

> about 50% in the Antarctic spring; and

> about 15% in the Arctic spring."

>

> Compare this to what (seemingly not too unreliable) facts

> of today you yourselves can find, readers!

>

> Outdoing even the WMO in blatant lying was a more recent

> press release, on 16 September 2001, the UN-decided "Day

> for Preservation of the Ozone Layer"(!) since back in

> 1998, by the International Association of Meteorology and

> International Ozone Commission (IO3C) of the Atmospheric

> Sciences (IAMAS); this was really something:

>

> "...The [1987 Montreal] Protocol controls the produc-

> tion and use of anthropogenic species which, since

> the early 1970s, have destroyed[!] about 10%[!!] of

> the earth's ozone shield[!] which protects life from

> the harmful solar ultraviolet radiation. ..."

>

> *"Ten percent"* of the global ozone layer "just gone" since

> the early 1970s! Which of course would also mean there was

> now some *20% more* of UV radiation over much of the globe!

> Persons who dare try such crude lies today certainly do de-

> serve some places in a sciences' Hall of Shame, don't they:

> The president, secretary repectively vice president of that

> "IO3C" of the "IAMAS" at the time were Professors Robert

> Hudson of the USA, Christos Zerefos of Greece and Toshihiro

> Ogawa of Japan.

>

> WMO bullshit 1998 "prediction" B:

>

> Concerning UV levels, I've just seen one diagram

> by the WMO appended to that "Report"; it "predicts"

> "a sharp rise" in ground UV levels at higher lati-

> tudes (those at the tropics remaining about constant,

> as all agree/admit), of "some 8% at a maximum, com-

> pared to in the 1970s, in the early 2000s", after

> which they would presumably "fall again".

>

> That "prediction" wasn't the same (any more) than those

> earlier ones saying that "1% less ozone would make for 2%

> more UV radiation", but a somewhat lower one than that.

>

> But anyway, readers will find this too quite clearly refuted

> by any actual local data they can find, I dare to predict

> now.

>

> There is also the (local) business of the so-called Antarctic

> "ozone hole". The ozone layer over the Antarctic with its

> quite particular conditions have always been quite low each

> September-October (austral spring). But from the late 1970s

> on, and up to the early 1990s, these dips got to be deeper,

> down to some 100 DU instead of down to some 300 DU. Since

> then, they have stabilized at some 100 DU. The greater depth

> of that dip, that's what's being called the Antarctic "ozone

> hole".

>

> I on my part don't know why that change took place, in that

> time. But it rather clearly certainly is *not* due to CFCs,

> since 1) there was such an Antarctic "ozone hole" back in

> 1958 too, long before any possible significant CFC influence,

> 2) that "hole" hasn't gotten any bigger at all since 1994,

> and even seems to decrease too (which the WMO etc are trying

> to cover up); "CFC ozone depletion", if it were true, of

> course would make it grow all the time.

>

> 8) So this Antarctic ozone "hole's" being rather con-

> stant in later years is one further refutation of the

> "CFC ozone depletion" hoax.

>

> Antarctic life, by the way, doesn't suffer at all from the

> ozone layer's being just 100 DU insteaad of 300 DU in the

> austral spring, since in the austral summer, UV radiation

> was always much more intensive than in the spring anyway,

> because of the sun's angle being greater, and the plant and

> animal life in that region since long is adapted to this.

>

> The above facts, in most cases, were reported on in my 8-part

> posting 'UNITE! Info #166en: The "ozone hole" terror hoax'

> of 20.03 too, the result of some recent checking-out of va-

> rious sources and some new analysis. But the thing in point

> 1) above, about the ozone layer over mid-Sweden having been

> *precisely constant* between 1988 and 2001, change 0.0% per

> decade, I hadn't seen when I wrote that posting.

>

> Readers who wish to do so can see this for themselves by:

>

> (1) Go to http://www.smhi.se/

>

> (2) Proceed to "Klimat och miljö" (Climate and envi-

> ronment) and there to "Ozonmätningar" (Ozone measure-

> ments). You'll find a zipfile "ozondata" (ozone data).

>

> (3) Download and unzip the zipfile; the resulting folder

> will contain the file "ozdev" (ozone deviation; one

> other, "longterm", is a good corollary, showing a

> graph 1951-2002 with ozone level measurements by

> 3 successive stations, clearly not quite comparable

> to each other but approximately so).

>

> (4) That file "ozdev" will show two graphs with ozone de-

> viations (for Norrköping at 58º N and Vindeln at 64º

> N) in the time 1988-2002, and a horizontal line which

> shows that the mean level has not changed at all. The

> text reads in English:

>

> "Monthly deviation (%) of total ozone Norrköping/

> Vindeln

> from Uppsala 1951-1966

> Linear trend Feb 1988 - Dec 2001 +0.0 % / decade".

>

> Which is just one of several *pretty hard facts* on this

> subject, possible for everybody to ascertain for him/herself.

>

> Rolf M.

> Malmoe, Sweden

>

>

>

> UNITE! / VEREINIGT EUCH! / UNISSEZ-VOUS! / ¡UNIOS! /

> FÖRENA ER! Info en/de/fr/es/se series:

>

> Advocates the political line of Marx, Lenin and Mao Zedong.

> Each item # will be posted in one or more language(s). Leaf-

> lets in the INFORMATIONSBLAD series published by me, mainly

> in Swedish, since 1975 are available on request.

>

> Befürwortet die politische Linie von Marx, Lenin und Mao Ze-

> dong. Jedes Nummer # wird in einer oder mehreren Sprache(n)

> gesandt werden. Flugblätter der Reihe INFORMATIONSBLAD, von

> mir hauptsächlich in Schwedisch seit 1975 veröffentlicht,

> sind auf Anfrage erhaltlich.

>

> Avocate de la ligne politique de Marx, Lénine et Mao Zedong.

> Chaque numéro # sera envoyé en une ou plusieurs langue(s).

> Volantes de la série INFORMATIONSBLAD, publiée par moi prin-

> cipalement en suédois depuis 1975, sont accessibles sur de-

> mande.

>

> Partidaria de la línea política de Marx, Lenin y Mao Zedong.

> Cada número # se envía en uno o más idiomas. Están a su dis-

> posición, bajo petición previa, distintos folletos de la

> serie INFORMATIONSBLAD, publicada por mi principalmente en

> sueco desde 1975.

>

> Förespråkar Marx', Lenins och Mao Zedongs politiska linje.

> Varje nummer # kommer att sändas på ett eller flera språk.

> Flygblad i serien INFORMATIONSBLAD, publicerad av mig huvud-

> sakligen på svenska sedan 1975, kan fås på begäran.

>

> Postal address:

>

> Rolf Martens

> Nobelvaegen 38U4

> SE - 214 33 Malmoe

> SWEDEN

> Tel: +46 - 40 - 124832

>

> E-mail (main, since Oct 1995:)

> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

> (reserve, since Oct 2000:)

> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

>

> ---------------------------

> ANTI-NATO INFORMATION LIST

>

> ==^================================================================

> This email was sent to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

>

> EASY UNSUBSCRIBE click here: http://topica.com/u/?a84x2u.a9shbP Or

> send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

>

> T O P I C A -- Register now to manage your mail!

> http://www.topica.com/partner/tag02/register

> ==^================================================================

>

 

------- End of forwarded message -------

---------------------------
ANTI-NATO INFORMATION LIST
==^================================================================
This email was sent to: archive@jab.org

EASY UNSUBSCRIBE click here: http://TOPICA.COM/u/?a84x2u.a9617B
Or send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

T O P I C A -- Register now to manage your mail!
http://www.topica.com/partner/tag02/register
==^================================================================

Reply via email to