@FriedrichFiles

Voice of the New Cretaceous Bro/Reptilian

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Monarchists Assemble!
Francis@FJLOsborn8 Oct 2020
Future warfare? Sustainable, agile, low emission, low maintenance, no batteries or diesel required, and - in a pinch - edible! Excellent work @Official_DATR and @RoyalMarines.
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Even if you know you "wouldn't like it" Every climate nerd needs to read the CWG • Report If only because《they》 don't think your faith can handle a stress-test (Though I learned of a few scandals that had been plastered over before our time) Back in #Gossip today ...》
Judith Curry
@curryjaOct 20
Interesting article in Bull of Atomic Sci on the DOE Climate Working Group Report. Mainstream scientists still whining over this & lack of response from the CWG after their lawfare shut us down thebulletin.org/2026/10/scie…

Scientists say authors of a controversial government climate report made basic error

Climate contrarians questioned evidence of a human fingerprint on climate change in a report commissioned by the Energy Department. Critics say it was based on flawed analysis.

thebulletin.org
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" for Santer, a Jew, it had another connotation. He told me in 2000: 'My grandparents were subjected to ethnic cleansing. They died in a concentration camp in the second world war.'" @shesaloonydoll @IceGoingSouth
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Santer continues: "Not prepared for having our motives questioned and being accused of Falsifying Data. I think it is unproductive to engage with them. [skeptics] It's religious in a way. They are not rational. Don't waste our time. You don't have the same value system."
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Thwaites iceSHELF is irrelevant to man Removal would be a victory for beasts 🐙 got genetic diversity 🦭 population doubled Last Time had no Shelf! Process is irretrievable • costs you only An Inch to slide the animals a solid
CNN International
@cnniOct 15
Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica, the planet's widest and most unpredictable glacier, is melting "more aggressively" than previously projected, meaning its impacts on global sea level rise could be double current estimates. cnn.it/3TAW6Ti
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Thus we shan't hear any ✖ glooming or dooming about PIG and Thwaites " Doomsday Glaciers " Because cannot find any harm much less Doom !¡ Octopii 🐙 -&- 🦭 Seals both coming out ahead <> If study is even correct then we double sealevel share .75 inch 》 1.5 inch
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Replying to @FriedrichFiles @LipsThatSlip
Italians demoted to only using microwave foods has to sting hard but 🤤 for everyone's safety Savants for genetic "anthropology" but can't be expected to solve daily difficulties. " 1. Ice = God 2. areas with Least Ice = most colonies today 3. More Seal = More Ice "
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decode algo: Ice = Good Seals = Good ergo Ice = Seals Despite their noting most density of Weddells in "Little-America" sector 🦭 (warmest area, natch) Less Ice = Bad so if Seals are Good Less Ice = Bad for Seals // PhD from Harvard //
Commandante Pangolin Hugger@FriedrichFiles24 Feb 2025
Replying to @FriedrichFiles
Leave it to the Americans to claim the best 🦅 "As this area is often ice-free and has been characterized by a persistent polynya (i.e., permanent open water surrounded by sea ice) since the beginning of the Holocene 💥 it is more accessible to seals and richer in nutrients"
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Replying to @curryja
Well they did zero in on a section where I felt you guys were Cheeky. Lower stratospheric warming in the SoHem is interesting and likely important but ≠ insolation based heating pattern, as an alternative explanation -vs- GHG warming. I felt is worded coy "red meat for fans"
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"This isn't supposed to happen" ≠ "the sun!" Not unless the angle 📐 persistently hits Lower SoHem since 2000
Commandante Pangolin Hugger@FriedrichFilesFeb 6
Replying to @FriedrichFiles
Sweeney Fu Solomon & Po-Chedley 2025 note that the prediction of Manabe hit a snag Note the Naughty Box in SoHem
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Hard to explain that Hot surfaces are the ones best cooling down Intuitively understand metal porch chairs will melt the skin exposed by your booty shorts at 3pm are same chairs cold to touch an hour after sunset 🌇 Try to close it here -》 xitter.cf/FriedrichFiles/status/…
Ralph Kuerbis@RalphKuerbisOct 20
Replying to @FriedrichFiles
They are actually measuring the heat that is leaving the planet using the satellite, the higher their heat radiance measurement, the more heat that is actually leaving the planet, the more cooling of the planet that is actually being measured, while they scream about overheating.
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Which is to say: "Surface Skin" ☆ plausible & valid way for reporting Temps ⭐ but is not what people are 100 years accustomed to as "SAT" Surface Air Temperature You'd have to add the Skin angle, parallel and labeled, to "regular" weather report.
Commandante Pangolin Hugger@FriedrichFilesOct 20
Replying to @RalphKuerbis
I've seen them a time or two try to slip in "surface temperature over 150F" That's obviously ltry the Radiance of a surface translated to °F/(C) Which is "fine" in sense at least not adding second translation Surface Radiance -> °F -> °F at 2m◇6ft above the surface
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making fun of your Lifetime™ Tell-All is hardly @BigJoeBastardi coming after you. It's low having fruit.
Chris Gloninger, CCM, CBM
@ChrisGloningerOct 20
Joe Bastardi thinks there’s “a market for this.” The only market here is meteorologists who are tired of being threatened for doing their jobs. When a hack like Joe is coming after you, you know you’re doing something right.
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🙀 we are become Mars (but full of trees and sh.t) What do Met Stats gang @BritishIslesMet @TheGlobalWarmer think about: "Five or more days in a row in the hottest 10% of historical temperatures for that place and date" ? > Top 9/10 Novembers => #HeatStorms 🙀
Reuters
@ReutersOct 20
Supersized heat waves used to be rare. No longer. A Reuters data-driven examination of global temperatures reveals the emergence of what we call heat storms. They now swarm the planet, upending life around the world. reut.rs/4zBUXtM
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1960s were cooling versus their most recent warm period. Heat Storms™️ were thus eddies going against the tide. > and perhaps more meteorologically interesting. 1980 Y2K ◇ Y2K 2020 🍎 ◇ 🍏
Reuters
@ReutersOct 20
Replying to @Reuters
In the 1960s, the biggest heat wave covered about 6% of the planet. This decade's biggest touched almost 85% of the globe over 367 days. Calling that a ‘heat wave’ is like calling a monsoon a rain shower. So Reuters worked with climate researchers on a new concept: the heat storm. reut.rs/4dPLxmd
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