Question: How bad is Globull Warming? Answer: What warming?

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Preface:   Most "alarmist" articles on the "depletion of sea ice in Antarctica" are written and published in our winter months  -  almost never in our summer months.  Why?  Because the One Worlders use the normal, summer cycle of life in the Antarctic,  when they decide to push another global fear cycle,  in their attempt to scare us all into believing Globull Warming as a "scientific fact."

Theirs is the policy of " the ends justify the means" as applied to the warming issue.  They KNOW the ice melt during our winter (here in America) is only cyclical,  but they push the "alarming melt of sea ice in the Antarctica" as if it was the result of a systemic, man-made,  issue,  and not the direct result of the annual summer "melt cycle" native to the Antarctic.  They tell a lie to further their agenda,  and this lie is a part of how these people "do business."  With the Progressive camp,  a lie is always good if it further the "cause."

Understand that the Antarctic sea ice circumstance is cyclical in its very nature.  In the Antarctic winter,  some 6 million square miles of Antarctic ocean is covered by ice.  In the summer months,  that coverage shrinks to 1 million square miles.  It happens every year. 

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(Related Fact:  The US is some 3.6 million square miles,  by comparison)

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Remember that fact,  the next time the Redistributionists manufacture a globull warming crisis out of the seasonal, Antarctic,  summer melt.   While there are years when the summer coverage is closer to 700,000 square miles., an "alarming" number,  the winter months erase that deficit  . . . . .  all of which is a normal annual cycle for the region.  

Winter in Antarctica runs from March through September,  North American “time.”  Below “60 degrees south,”  there is only one day for the entire year,  if you count a “day” as a nighttime event and a daytime event.  The Sun goes “down” in March,  and does not rise until the first part of October;  the summer "day" runs from October to March,  and the evening and the morning are one day.   

This year,  the growing winter ice increase is at record high levels, for the month of April,  near the beginning of the Antarctic Winter.   Couple this fact with record ice coverage in the Great Lakes,  and the severity of this past winter in Middle and Eastern American,  and you have winter circumstance that does not fit the [mathematical] models used to scare the world and fund the redistributionists' bank roll.  All of this goes to the confirmation of the fact that North America has been in a stable to cooling cycle for the past 20 years.       

Point of post:   All is well in the Antarctic and "its cycle of life,"   despite the doom and gloom reports of the past several years. 

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Related:

Cool Facts About Antarctical.

Cool Antarctica

Antarctic Sea Ice At All-Time Levels (for April)

Sea Ice Update

Antarctica Hit Record Low Level  (Huffington Post)