Is Watts a traitor? Well we already know that the answer is 'yes' because we've asked it before and couldn't come to any other conclusion but 'maybe'. Now Dr. Watts seems to be getting money from the green side too, as demonstrated by a recent piece over at wattsgoingon extolling the so-called benefits of increased CO2s which if it were even possible to go up would be strictly natural from the natural C02 of natural volcanoes.
And what are those benefits? The greening of deserts. Now wait a minute. Since when is green good? I think it is a conflict of interest to be accepting black gold oil money and dirty cactussy green money at the same time. After all, deserts is where we get our oils from, and we needs our oils to burn to run our car air conditioners in this naturally roasting hot world (bigger cars is more American because bigger is better and bigger means more space to cool i.e. bigger air conditioners and bigger engines to run them, so we really really needs our precious oils, Mr. Dr. sir). You can't have greener environments while also covering the Earth outside the US in beautiful oil-producing dessert. Once again it seems I need to remind people of who signs their checks (the first set of them I mean, the ones with the names of oil companies on them).
Dr. Watts has been caught in a lie though, once again. Greener deserts cannot be caused by C20s, because it is a harmless, colorless, odorless gas that only exists in trace amounts in the atmosphere and therefore cannot possibly affect anything. Remember you used to say that too, sir? Did I not get the memo?... or are we not still running with that one? How can a plant, a dum, brainless idiot plant with an IQ no greater than maybe 60, how can it possibly decide it's going to get greener with the C02s, if it can't even see that they're there with its own eyes?! It's pure shimmy shammery!
In conclusion, c02s is not going up, and only a little and just due to all the non-man-made volcanoes, and it's not causing greening OR warming, and the devastating heat is only part of the natural cycle which has been cooling since 1998, and deserts and oil is a good thing because they run our cars and our car air conditioners which can actually be used to cool the planet if we make them big enough, once the sun and all those volcanoes keep heating it up. In conclusion mankind is not possibly affecting the environment, and only in a good way.
