Despite what the mainstream media tells you, there are actually respected scientists who disagree with much of the fear mongering that many global warming alarmists engage in.

You are getting only one message from ABC, CBS and NBC: global warming is an environmental catastrophe and it’s mankind’s fault.

Skepticism is all but shut out of reports through several tactics – omission, name-calling, the hype of frightening images like polar bears scavenging for food near towns and a barrage of terrifying predictions.

I think it’s pretty obvious that climate change is real.
In fact, it’s been going on for hundreds of thousands of years and has occurred regularly in cycles.  But, humans have not been the primary cause.  There are other things linked to climate change such as solar events causing terrestrial events such as volcanic eruptions that cause global cooling or warming on a much larger scale than anything humans do.

The global warming crowd has been in a tizzy over the fact there has been no global warming since 1998. Following the end of the Sun’s most active period in over 11,000 years, the last 10 years have displayed a clear cooling trend as temperatures post-1998 leveled out and are now plummeting.

As for man-caused climate change… if man is causing climate change I suggest it is best found in geoengineering.  This is the artificial modification of Earths climate systems through Solar Radiation Management (SRM), controlling sunlight before it reaches the planet. Chemtrailing is the public’s term for the CLASSIFIED ONGOING artificial modification of Earths climate systems using reflective nano-materials (aerosols) to reflect sunlight. The aerosols are dispersed via jet aircraft trails that expand into reflective artificial clouds. As noted above, the “chemtrails” term is not a scientific term and is thus used to discredit the validity of the anti-geoengineering effort. [Geoengineering Watch]

Other more scientific terms that describe chemtrails… stratospheric aerosol injection.

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