Josip Dasović

@ThesisPi Why don't they understand that human civilization has only ever existed within a very narrow band of the complete range of mean global temperatures that has ever existed. Move past that narrow band (in either direction) and human civilization is pretty much doomed.

@truthtrain101 @atRachelGilmore I just looked at your profile, "truthtrain."

@truthtrain101 @atRachelGilmore "Dumdum" is 1000X nicer than the world I would have called you. Stop being a dumdum and more curious, and cautious, about what you read online.

Freedom is an ugly word in Canada.

@TheOmniLiberal If I wrote "a country led by religious zealots is attacking another country of religious zealots in the Middle East," which two countries am I talking about?

>single nation with the ability to disrupt the world economy >is now cutting corrupt deals with individual countries simply due to control of resources >resorting to military violence to enforce its will, even if that means killing their own citizens >cannot be reasoned with, ruled by a dictatorial maniac Pic unrelated, I’m talking about Donald Trump and his tariffs.

@wbridgefa @nejatian "Canada" would NOT make "so much money," unless the pipeline and oil were nationalized, and it would do almost nothing to "relieve so much stress globally."

@nejatian Canada could make so much money and relieve so much stress globally. I don’t get it.

Canada needs to build a pipeline. Fast. When the West faced an old shortage during World War II, the US built the Big Inch Pipeline. 1,200 miles of pipeline built in months. Crews laid 9 miles per day of pipeline - with 1942 technology. Northern Gateway has been in review since 2006 (20+ years). Northern Gateway is about half the length of Big Inch. We have much better technology than we used to. Let's just build!

@Bruins4theWin @nejatian None of these "drill, baby drill" types has ever answered that question.

@nejatian So you want the government to pay tens of billions of dollars for this so that private oil companies can roll in even more profit? Or are you advocating to nationalize the oil industry in conjunction with this?

@ed_eichman @nicholadrummond How many troops in 1991? How many today?

On the eve of ‘91 Col Hackworthy predicted the Marines would “Knock the snot” out of the best Iraqi troops and that is exactly what happened. Training, equipment, intelligence and air cover produce very one sided pitched battles, but the “rub” is in the cleanup thru occupation. This has to be avoided. If we find a non Ayatollah faction in the regular Iran army to support, then we have a chance.

I'm old enough to remember the Gulf Wars of 1991 and 2003. At the time, the doom-mongers amongst us suggested that any land attack against Saddam Hussein's forces, especially his elite Republican Guard units, would end in disaster. They said we would sustain unacceptable casualties, that oil prices would spike, and the world economy would be plunged into recession. But Operation Desert Storm was an outstanding success. George Bush Sr. could have so easily driven to Baghdad to remove Saddam from power. But he left that job to his son. Today, with Iran, I'm seeing all of the same fears being recycled. Sure, Iran has a more capable military than Iraq had and is better prepared to resist a US attack. So, yes, it will likely take longer to dismantle the regime. But the fact that factions within Iran have requested talks shows that results are being achieved. This won't be a "forever war. " What makes sensible discussion about this difficult is what some people are calling "Trump Derangement Syndrome." The idea that someone so outspoken, bombastic, and egotistical as DJT could possibly do something good is anathema to his enemies. They hate the idea that Trump could succeed - by ridding the world of a major sponsor of terrorism and a regime that has slaughtered thousands of its own people - so much, that they happily defend the Ayatollah. I make no comment pro or against Trump. Instead, I note that any Western power might try to do the same thing if it had the means. Of course, it could go wrong, and it could take longer. And, yes, DJT could have consulted his allies first, and, yes, we can review his approach later, and suggest a different course of action, but sometimes the ends justify the means.

@drivandalism @sunlorrie No. Which is why we shouldn't be burning fossil fuels for energy, right?

@sunlorrie Can nitrogen fertilizer be made in quantity from wind or solar? Can plastics? Some questions.

COLUMN: Wishful thinking by the Liberals damaged our economy The Liberals wished for the world to run on wind, solar power and biomass, while in the real world it runs on oil, natural gas and coal. torontosun.com/opinion/column…

@KerryMSoileau @wine_018 When you use the word "simp," you are one.

@wine_018 It's not absolute king behavior. Its ultimate simp behavior. He wasn't responsible for your internal anxiety, and he wasn't responsible for altering his behavior to ease your anxiety. All you did was find another simp.

To the guy who held the door for me and then followed me a few steps before stopping on the sidewalk and calling out "I'm not trying to be weird, I just, uh, think I'm parked next to you. You go ahead!" and then waited for me to drive off. Sir, may you only encounter green lights. May pizza never burn the roof of your mouth. May you awaken every day with a restored spirit. Absolute king behavior 🙌🏻 To every man wondering if it's weird to say something like this, please make it weirder and safer every time. We thank you.

@JJ_McCullough @andrew_leach "Good communicator?" Is this the millennial version of when we Gen-Xers said something was "bad," but we meant it was actually good? So, is he a good communicator, or is he a "good" communicator?

@andrew_leach Because he’s a good communicator and no one cares who holds this job but the pesss.

Continuing to put Andrew Scheer forward as the spokesperson for the official opposition on key files is a choice, to be sure. It's a choice I simply do not understand. Why?

@deltablues11 @ClimateRealists @grok You've just demonstrated your ignorance again. Why do you keep doing this? Because you don't know basic climate science. P.S. It's past 1.5 C now (and climbing). Here's something to ponder: the last global ice age started with a temperature drop of 4C. You're clueless.

@jdasovic2 @ClimateRealists @grok Change your tampon and try to relax. Cunt

Chris Morrison: Shock New Evidence Showing No Link Between CO2 and Temperature Over Last Three Million Years Stumps Net Zero Activists dailysceptic.org/2026/03/25/sho…

@VivianBercovici I was thinking, "how could soneobe be this ignorant, and so confudently arrogant about it. Then I rmsaw that she works for Canada's largest media outlet that promotes DEI fir right-wing know-nothings

This is how DUMB Canada has become. A joke of a nation. And this provincial Premier is actually laughing - not realizing that he is the joke.

@clelland_k @Electroversenet Yes, they are.

@Electroversenet So I guess ‘15 minute cities’ are not good for the environment. Hmmmm…🤨🧐

A peer-reviewed study finds that most of the temperature rise observed over the past century in the US isn't from greenhouse gases, but instead from roads, buildings and parking lots. By comparing raw US temperature data from stations in areas with different population densities, the study found that 65% of the warming since 1895 is explained by the urban heat island effect, and another 8% by urban growth into once-rural areas. That's nearly three quarters of the warming. No CO2 involved. Crucially, NOAA's adjusted data hides this effect. 'Homogenization' smooths it out, a process the study's author, Dr Roy Spencer, calls "urban blending". It's not global warming. It's urbanization.

@deltablues11 @ClimateRealists @grok So, a short duration blast of 20 million tons of SO2 can produce global cooling, but 2,700X as much CO2e EVERY YEAR doesn't affect the planet's climate? I honestly hope you're getting paid for these posts, because I'd hate to think that people are actually that ignorant.2/2

@deltablues11 @ClimateRealists @grok It's almost like for most of that time, human beings weren't emitting obscene anounts of climate-warming GHGs. The Krakatoa volcanic explosion in the 1880s produced 20 million tons of SO2 and a short period of global cooling. Last year alone we emitted 54Gtons of CO2e. 1/2

Over the last 3 million years, scientists have discovered that temperatures jumped about all over the place but the CO2 level remained static. More scientific work for Net Zero nutters to avoid, or try to explain away. My latest article for the Daily Sceptic.

@saxbymanor @CMorrisonEsq This is the correct answer.

@CMorrisonEsq Idiotic , conspiracy riddled ignoramus.

@VinodBhardwajUS @wideawake_media All of these people are either grifters, or complete morons. There are reams of scientific evidence online that show why this CO2 is caysing clinate change, yet this idiots choose to ignore it.

This is an absurd argument. Because the quantity of CO2 is so little, it cannot cause global warming. A tiny coronavirus that you cannot even see with a naked eye can kill, a tiny amount of cynide can kill. And your other climate science deniers are saying that this tiny amount is making the planet green. The CO2 is too little to cause global warming, but this tiny amount is enough to make the whole planet more green. This is a fact that this tiny amount is all you need to keep the planet warm at 15 degrees C. If all this tiny amount were removed, the planet would be very very cold at -21 degrees C.

"Take a look at this little green square... That represents all the carbon dioxide in the entire atmosphere." "0.04% of the atmosphere is carbon dioxide." "Now take a look at that tiny, tiny white square. That represents the carbon dioxide produced by humans."

@TheDilemmaLama @RevC2010 @wideawake_media Every single claim of yours in this tweet is factually WRONG.

You miss the point. Megatonnes of CO2 causes half a degree difference in temperature world wide. No local evidence CO2 has even increased. Because it barely absorbs any sunlight. One cloud of water has the ability to absorb sunlight so well that it can change local temperature instantly. Showcasing the difference between a shit greenhouse gas like CO2 and a powerful one like water. One volcano erupted under the ocean in Tonga in 2020 and made a noticeable spike in greenhouse effect for four years. CO2 has been pumped out for 200 years and no one has really noticed.

@BillSmith17404 @SweetWaterDairy @wideawake_media @grok And...?

@SweetWaterDairy @wideawake_media @grok Grok fails to tell us the 90-95% of atmospheric CO2 occurs naturally.

@agwslayer @stokdog And your other claim is rubbish, as well. greenpeace.org/usa/greenpeace….

@agwslayer @stokdog No. He wasn't a co-founder.

This from Greenpeace co-founder, Dr. Patrick Moore "The amount of fossil fuels required to build the wind and solar infrastructure makes wind and solar A PARASITE on the larger economy" only to support the stupid idea that they are renewable Listen to his explanation 🔊