It’s coughing and it’s spluttering but the long running meme about man made global warming is no longer the priceless, “Oh my god it’s worse than we thought, the world is going to end unless you follow our instructions!” that it once was. As a way of frightening us into doing something odd, like for example, handing over lots of money in taxes and the funding of massive global advocacy institutions, they have been teaching our children in school that their parents (us) are to blame for global warming. Yep, from school we are taught the lie that global warming is man-made.
The slight problem with this of course is that there is no global warming. The meme has failed. If anything, depending on the activity of the sun, we have a slight bit of global cooling going on. But, this is all part of the natural climate evolution that they tried to hijack and blame humanity for.
So, as natural climate evolution refuses to do what the highly funded organisations like Greenpeace and the WWF, and their many non-Governmental organisations connected with the UN, want it to, and all the doom and gloom models have completely failed, it’s time for plan B.
Plan B is water.
Unable to run with the concept that there is global warming and it’s man-made, the plan B is to tell us that water is now a scarce resource. Water will start to become the thing that dominates the news. We’ll get forced to pay more for it. There will be obscure ‘water taxes’ and a cap on how much we can use.
The fear meme will be that we are using too much water and water is running out.
In order to prepare for all this, most of the water infrastructure within the UK has been completely underfunded. By now water should have been ‘running out’ had the weather followed the global warmists’ predictions of less rain, mild winters and long dry summers. They were somewhat thwarted when all the global warming predictions didn’t come true. However, they do have many other tricks up their sleeves.
Using water as a replacement boogeyman is an odd one, because, logically, water never runs out. It doesn’t go anywhere. If anything, the water volumes on this planet very slightly increase as more falls from space. But, mainly you may have noticed that we land-dwellers are surrounded by massive quantities of water. It’s the dominant ‘thing’ on the planet’s surface.
Any water shortage is a shortage caused by our inability or deliberate refusal to manage the collection and distribution of fresh water. We are particularly good at doing this. In the UK, we need more reservoirs and more ways to capture run-off water. But, instead of a slow deliberate program to do this, matching water collection to water demand, the decision has been made to spend no money and instead bleat about how the world is going to end because we are ‘running out’ of water.
In other parts of the world, with the correct ‘management’ of terrain by mimicking nature, or the deployment of desalination and proper water collection methods, there is no need for a lack of water. And there is absolutely no excuse for water shortages in our Western world.
And yet, water shortages are what are scheduled for us. Just watch the scare unfold over the next few years. Water, or the lack of it, will replace climate as the thing we have to worry is going to kill us. The indoctrination will have a soft start with the BBC slowly drip feeding us the scare stories as it did the scare stories about climate. This will all build to a crescendo when real water shortages will be what we fear and possible experience in 2016 and beyond.
And the only way to deal with the water shortage will of course be to spend even more money, not in ‘carbon taxes’ but ‘water taxes’. You read it here first!

At http://danpangburn.blogspot.com/ see an eye-opening graph and a simple equation that, with only one external forcing, calculates the average global temperature anomaly trend since 1610 and, with 90% accuracy, calculates measured average global temperature anomalies since 1895. See why the LIA and Global Warming both ended. CO2 change had no significant influence.
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