There is another theory besides GW: non-GW and GW-not-that-much-affected-by-human-emissions. The latter has much larger support then GW itself.
Support doth not a valid scientific theory make. Your case is generally that 'global warming is not caused by humans', yet you have given no other mechanism which explains the observed 20th century warming. Saying "it's a natural cycle" isn't good enough, natural cycles have causes. In order to have a valid theory you need to provide evidence that carbon dioxide is not a greenhouse gas and does not drive the climate, and provide evidence of some presently active natural forcing that does.
The method in bold is the method used in GW. By your logic, narc should receive positive victory points.
I haven't the foggiest idea what you're talking about, and I don't think you do either. I think you just want to be contrary.
Obviously their data recording figures must be completely off. This year alone has faced frigid ocean temperatures in the NE US and 95+ degree temperatures are less often occurred in the US. Also, less forest fires have occurred in the SW US. Also, warmer temperatures would prompt larger infestations of African honeybees to spread throughout the NE and expand further north through Canada; which did not occur.
edit - I let out a huge chuckle when they mentioned it the driest season despite less forest fires and tremendous precipitation over the midwest and northeast.
I think they must not be. There hasn't been anything particularly unusual about the weather this year, apart from the
expected increase in precipitation (see the IPCC AR4 FAQ section 3.2).
If you have a data set that contradicts the NOAA's, please let me see it. Because at present I have much greater confidence in their's than in your personal testimony. If you want to call the NOAA liars, you're gonna need something a hell of a lot better than "cause I said so!". You aren't a king. You don't get to issue fiats. You lose 18 victory points for being cheeky.