http://wattsupwiththat.wordpress.com/2008/02/13/where-have-all-the-sunspots-gone/

‘Ice Cap Alarmists Cherry Pick Science To Fit Carbon Emissions Theory
Ice extent is actually approaching second highest level since records began.

http://infowars.net/articles/march2008/270308Ice.htm

‘Dramatic changes in the earth’s surface temperatures are an ordinary phenomenon, not an anomaly, he said, and result from variations in the sun’s energy output and ultraviolet radiation’

http://www.upi.com/NewsTrack/Science/2006/02/07/scientist_predicts_mini_ice_age/2345/

My temp data comes from the Millennial Temperature Reconstructions via the World Data Center Paleoclimatology. Data is available at the NOAA web site.

One of the problems with some of the climate models is that they inappropriately merge proxy data (like ice core samples) with direct measurements. Another problem is their use of computer modeling to attempt to correct known gaps in data collection. Sometimes the models are plain junk (like Mann’s model that magically made the Little Ice Age and the medieval warming period disappear).

I’m curious about where you get your facts from.

‘Over the last hundred years, average global temperatures have increased by 0.75°C, one third of that rise occurring in the last twenty years. The 2007 report by The Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change (IPCC) forecast that, by 2090, temperatures will have risen between 2 and 6 degrees.

Even a two degree rise in temperature would be disastrous. Changes in climate will lead to more intense storms, longer periods of drought, crop failures in many developing countries, the destruction of nearly all the coral reefs, the melting of much of the polar ice, the flooding of many low-lying urban areas, the possible collapse of the Amazonian rain forest, and the extinction of 20-30% of the planet’s species. The IPCC projects that this could happen by 2050.

If the temperature were to rise by six degrees, the prognosis is extremely bleak. At this temperature, the entire planet will be ice-free. Sea levels will rise by 70 meters. Many species of tiny plankton will cease to exist, and the problem would echo up the food chain, bringing the extinction of many fish, sea mammals, and the largest whales. Much of the land will now be desert. Hurricanes of unimaginable ferocity will bring widespread ecological devastation. If, as is possible, the ozone layer were destroyed, the burning ultraviolet light could make life on land impossible. Evolution would have been set back a billion years. It would be a planetary catastrophe.’

http://www.peterrussell.com/Earth/RunawayCC.php

Admittedly it could be BS, but i found it quite compelling.