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Archaeologists get a glimpse of life in a Sahara Eden - Los Angeles Times
So, the Sahara Desert was once a lush, green paradise. Where was man and his mostrous carbon footprint left by all his industry when the Sahara became a desert thousands of years ago? Since the Al Gore Cult claims that desertification is just one of the causes of global warming (a warming that the Cult says is pretty much exclusively man's fault), how exactly did man cause all that global warming way back then before the discovery and explotation of fossil fuels?
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Again, since the Al Gore Cult insists that one of the results of essentially exclusively man-made global warming is desertification, where was man's monstrous - global-warming-causing - carbon footprint to cause the Sahara to become a desert all those thousands of years ago?
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No where does it say that only men can cause global warming, nor does the fact that the climate has changed in the past disprove what we are doing now.
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You know that the Al Gore Cult insists that man is the primary culprit. So, if we're to accept that man is the primary cause of global warming, and since one of the results of global warming is supposedly desertification, how did pre-industrial, pre-fossil-fuel man cause the global warming that turned the Sahara into a desert?
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Of course, it could be that global warming has nothing whatsoever to do with desertification.
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Al Gore never said that desertification is only caused by anthropocentric global warming...nor did any scientist. No one ever said, in fact, that desertification never happened in the past or naturally or that because A is the primary mover in B time, A must always have been. And no one ever said there are no other factors. You are simply lying for attention and attempting to propagate the falsehood so you can cast doubt on global warming as well as its influence on local climates. What actually was said is that anthropocentric global warming influences it now. One can be the primary cause now and still be logically consistent with that not being so always. The fact that A is the central cause of B now doesn't mean A always was or else A isn't the cause now.
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The point that you so clearly missed is that desertification has occurred naturally in the past and there is no reason to believe it does not occur naturally today. Also, there is no proof whatsoever that man-made global warming (as opposed to natural global warming) is presently causing desertification. Until you can actually replicate it in a laboratory and show specifically man-made global warming causing desertification (and natural global warming not causing desertification), it is nothing more than speculation. Quote:
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