C3: The Left's Major Brain Fart: Blaming Snow & Cold On Global Warming Reveals Their Scientific Incompetence, and Denial

There have been any number of articles, blog postings and statements by leftist/liberal/progressive/socialist elites about how the record snowfalls in the eastern U.S. are the result of global warming induced climate change to make one wonder if the whole left-of-center movement has gone freaking insane. As the vast majority of the public knows, the world and the U.S. have been experiencing a form of global cooling since 2001, not global warming. Yet the "elites" can't seem to understand the reality of what's happening - they've been entirely consumed by the myth of their own creation.

U.N. tries to shore up support for climate initiatives in the wake of failures

At a meeting in Bali, Indonesia held by the U.N. Environment Program (UNEP), representatives from more than 100 nations sought to take steps to stem growing doubts about manmade climate change. The representatives rejected any effort to cast doubt on their ‘consensus’ and said that they would continue to push their theory forward.

New York May Get 13 Inches of Snow Starting Tomorrow Morning - Bloomberg.com

Feb. 24 (Bloomberg) -- The National Weather Service boosted its forecast for tomorrow’s snowstorm in New York City, saying that as much as 13 inches may fall and that travel in the region may be “very hazardous or impossible.”

Obama: 'Smart energy policy' key to 'competitive America' - The Hill's E2-Wire

[Obama] But to truly transition to a clean energy economy, I’ve also said that we need to put a price on carbon pollution. Many businesses have embraced this approach – including some here today. Still, I am sympathetic to those companies that face significant transition costs, and I want to work with organizations like this to help with those costs and get our policies right.

What we can’t do is stand still. The only certainty of the status quo is that the price and supply of oil will become increasingly volatile; that the use of fossil fuels will wreak havoc on weather patterns and air quality. But if we decide now that we’re putting a price on this pollution in a few years, it will give businesses the certainty of knowing they have time to plan and transition. This country has to move towards a clean energy economy. That’s where the world is going. And that’s how America will remain competitive and strong in the 21st century."