Those of us who have come to the realization that the United Nations report on man made global warming is a complete scam have been noting for quite some time that there has been no warming over the last 10 years. Well, get ready for another decade of “I told you so’s” as a recent report suggests that average temperatures may actually drop over the next ten years.

The study was based on sea-surface temperatures of currents that move heat around the world, and vary from decade to decade. This regional cooling effect may temporarily neutralize the long- term warming phenomenon caused by heat-trapping greenhouse gases building up around the earth, said Richard Wood, a research scientist at the Met Office Hadley Centre, a U.K. provider of environmental and weather-related services.

“Those natural climate variations could be stronger than the global-warming trend over the next 10-year period,” Wood said in an interview. “Without knowing that, you might erroneously think there’s no global warming going on.”

The Leibniz study, co-written by Noel Keenlyside, a research scientist at the institute, will be published in the May 1 issue of the journal Nature.

“If we don’t experience warming over the next 10 years, it doesn’t mean that greenhouse-gas warming is not with us,” Keenlyside said in an interview. “There can be natural fluctuations that may mask climate change in the short term.”

Similar to the Wizard of Oz asking Dorothy to pay no attention to that man behind the curtain, climate alarmists continue to ask us to ignore what we can see happening around us, and rely on their forecasts. Just a few weeks ago I told you about Michel Jarraud warning us that 10 years of cooling was not a “trend”. Now we are told to expect another 10 years of cooling, begging the question, would 20 years of cooling be considered a trend?

The obvious answer is no, at least according to climate alarmists. We could slip into another little ice age and we would still have to read these reports reminding us that global warming is real.

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