"That the climate has always changed. It has never been static. In the past it has seen extremes hotter and colder than what we experience today. So change is normal."
"Our earth is warmed by a gigantic nuclear fireball, millions of times the mass of earth and a mere 8.5 light-minutes away. One hundred and nine Earths would be required to fit across the Suns disk, and its interior could hold over 1.3 million Earths. ... You cant just ignore that kind of power. Though it seems some prefer to, since it muddles the results they seek."
"Should a record setting year or string of them be cause for alarm? Personally I dont think so."
"[T]he folks who would have you believe that our climate is driven by increasing CO2 and nothing else, will continue to ignore the sun, as it serves their agenda to do so."
"If both Mars and Earth are experiencing global warming, then maybe there is a larger phenomenon going on in the Solar System that is causing their global climates to change, like changes in the Sun."
"Ive been saying this all along… the sun is the Big Kahuna of climate change on earth."
"The sun is still the number 1 factor in our energy balance. No matter how much people argue about CO2, they cant successfully explain the pre industrial revolution 900-1300AD Medieval Warming Period or the cold 1645-1715 AD Maunder Sunspot Minimum that coincided with European crop failure, famine and disease while linking it with our modern day issues with CO2 to climate change. Yet sunspots and solar cycles can and do explain both."