Have "Man Made Climate Change" Models ever been used to make actual predictions?

@ParaTed2k (22940)
Sheboygan, Wisconsin
January 19, 2009 9:43am CST
Science is about making predictions, if a scientific concept is true, the predictions come true. If the concept is flawed, the predictions don't. Science has taught that the planets were X number of miles from the earth. It could only be demonstrated on paper until the space program sent out probes. We know that science was right about distances because the probes passed or landed on the target planets as predicted. The Old Farmer's Almanac has been right in their predictions about the weather. Without taking any of the "global climate change" models into consideration, they have predicted the climate for the farming industry for as long as the publication has been around. On the other hand, NONE of the global climate change models predicted this winter or last winter's decrease of temperature. All of them said that the global temperature is tied directly to the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere. Yet as far as anyone knows, the CO2 hasn't gone down at all, but the global temperature has! The incompetent press and the alarmists want us to believe that there is no more room for debate... actually, in that they are right. There is no more room for debate... The models used to sell the pig-in-a-poke called "man caused global climate change" are computer enhanced hallucinations. Or worse yet, a lie perpetuated by social engineers and tyrants.
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@newtondak (3946)
• United States
19 Jan 09
I believe that the "global changes" are nothing more than the natural cycle that the world has experienced for thousands of years. Even though the "experts" are concerned about global warming, the current trend over the next couple of decades is supposed to be for colder weather - not warmer (use the current winter weather as an example)!
@ParaTed2k (22940)
• Sheboygan, Wisconsin
19 Jan 09
True. Which is why I define "environmentalist wackos" as people who acknowledge that nature is ever changing, but freaks out everytime it does.
@newtondak (3946)
• United States
19 Jan 09
If they would just talk to the "old-timers" that have been living in the same area for all their life and they would hear that this same thing happened when they were young!
@Taskr36 (13963)
• United States
19 Jan 09
Of course it's been used to make actual predictions. In 2008 many supposed experts were claiming that it would cause the North Pole to melt and raise the sea level to dangerous proportions in August. Now I haven't been to the North Pole in the last 5 months, but I think I would have heard something by now if that had happened. So the answer? Yes, it's been used to make predictions. No, it's never been used to make ACCURATE predictions aside from the predictions that Al Gore could use it to make money.