NASA Says Hotter Summers Since 1980 Caused by Global Warming: Is Global Warming Man-Made?

Maybe, maybe not, but I chose "No" out of the two answers, because It has appeared to me that the global warming warnings have been orchestrated to promote global governance, and Al Gore has even made the point that awareness of global warming will drive the change in approach through global governance. I don't like how the whole idea has appeared to have been orchestrated for control. Other solutions to possible global warming besides global carbon taxes, carbon credits, and mandatory inspections of homes for energy efficiency are going to need to be devised for me to support them.

There have been cycles of heating and cooling during the history of Earth and, if the trend in the following chart continues the Earth will start heading for a mini ice age over thousands of years. There appears to be pressure on scientists related to funding and status to support the idea of man made global warming, but scientists don't really know which way the climate will head. Since the idea was first started, it seems that many people have been indoctrinated in schools to just take it as fact that carbon emissions are going to cause global warming. Even Climategate and other evidence of the skewing of the data won't cause many to take a second look at what is going on. The purpose of indoctrinating people to those types of ideas could explain why there was such a push to get a Federal Department of Education when the states already had them:

Yes I agree - they probably would know more about the issue than most of us. Here are 50 NASA scientists that disagree with you:

1. Jack Barneburg, Jack – JSC, Space Shuttle Structures, Engineering Directorate, 34 years
2. Larry Bell – JSC, Mgr. Crew Systems Div., Engineering Directorate, 32 years
3. Dr. Donald Bogard – JSC, Principal Investigator, Science Directorate, 41 years
4. Jerry C. Bostick – JSC, Principal Investigator, Science Directorate, 23 years
5. Dr. Phillip K. Chapman – JSC, Scientist – astronaut, 5 years
6. Michael F. Collins, JSC, Chief, Flight Design and Dynamics Division, MOD, 41 years
7. Dr. Kenneth Cox – JSC, Chief Flight Dynamics Div., Engr. Directorate, 40 years
8. Walter Cunningham – JSC, Astronaut, Apollo 7, 8 years
9. Dr. Donald M. Curry – JSC, Mgr. Shuttle Leading Edge, Thermal Protection Sys., Engr. Dir., 44 years
10. Leroy Day – Hdq. Deputy Director, Space Shuttle Program, 19 years
11. Dr. Henry P. Decell, Jr. – JSC, Chief, Theory & Analysis Office, 5 years
12. Charles F. Deiterich – JSC, Mgr., Flight Operations Integration, MOD, 30 years
13. Dr. Harold Doiron – JSC, Chairman, Shuttle Pogo Prevention Panel, 16 years
14. Charles Duke – JSC, Astronaut, Apollo 16, 10 years
15. Anita Gale
16. Grace Germany – JSC, Program Analyst, 35 years
17. Ed Gibson – JSC, Astronaut Skylab 4, 14 years
18. Richard Gordon – JSC, Astronaut, Gemini Xi, Apollo 12, 9 years
19. Gerald C. Griffin – JSC, Apollo Flight Director, and Director of Johnson Space Center, 22 years
20. Thomas M. Grubbs – JSC, Chief, Aircraft Maintenance and Engineering Branch, 31 years
21. Thomas J. Harmon
22. David W. Heath – JSC, Reentry Specialist, MOD, 30 years
23. Miguel A. Hernandez, Jr. – JSC, Flight crew training and operations, 3 years
24. James R. Roundtree – JSC Branch Chief, 26 years
25. Enoch Jones – JSC, Mgr. SE&I, Shuttle Program Office, 26 years
26. Dr. Joseph Kerwin – JSC, Astronaut, Skylab 2, Director of Space and Life Sciences, 22 years
27. Jack Knight – JSC, Chief, Advanced Operations and Development Division, MOD, 40 years
28. Dr. Christopher C. Kraft – JSC, Apollo Flight Director and Director of Johnson Space Center, 24 years
29. Paul C. Kramer – JSC, Ass.t for Planning Aeroscience and Flight Mechanics Div., Egr. Dir., 34 years
30. Alex (Skip) Larsen
31. Dr. Lubert Leger – JSC, Ass’t. Chief Materials Division, Engr. Directorate, 30 years
32. Dr. Humbolt C. Mandell – JSC, Mgr. Shuttle Program Control and Advance Programs, 40 years
33. Donald K. McCutchen – JSC, Project Engineer – Space Shuttle and ISS Program Offices, 33 years
34. Thomas L. (Tom) Moser – Hdq. Dep. Assoc. Admin. & Director, Space Station Program, 28 years
35. Dr. George Mueller – Hdq., Assoc. Adm., Office of Space Flight, 6 years
36. Tom Ohesorge
37. James Peacock – JSC, Apollo and Shuttle Program Office, 21 years
38. Richard McFarland – JSC, Mgr. Motion Simulators, 28 years
39. Joseph E. Rogers – JSC, Chief, Structures and Dynamics Branch, Engr. Directorate, 40 years
40. Bernard J. Rosenbaum – JSC, Chief Engineer, Propulsion and Power Division, Engr. Dir., 48 years
41. Dr. Harrison (Jack) Schmitt – JSC, Astronaut Apollo 17, 10 years
42. Gerard C. Shows – JSC, Asst. Manager, Quality Assurance, 30 years
43. Kenneth Suit – JSC, Ass’t Mgr., Systems Integration, Space Shuttle, 37 years
44. Robert F. Thompson – JSC, Program Manager, Space Shuttle, 44 years
45. Frank Van Renesselaer – Hdq., Mgr. Shuttle Solid Rocket Boosters, 15 years
46. Dr. James Visentine – JSC Materials Branch, Engineering Directorate, 30 years
47. Manfred (Dutch) von Ehrenfried – JSC, Flight Controller; Mercury, Gemini & Apollo, MOD, 10 years
48. George Weisskopf – JSC, Avionics Systems Division, Engineering Dir., 40 years
49. Al Worden – JSC, Astronaut, Apollo 15, 9 years
50. Thomas (Tom) Wysmuller – JSC, Meteorologist, 5 years