Except as I noted earlier, the last portion of the line in your graph is based on the temperatures from ground stations that might be biased towards hotter values (the cooler ones having been eliminated when they closed 75% of all stations over that time period). Now isn't it curious that the temperature increases match the solar irradiance increases in the earlier years. Now if it turns out the temperature data is indeed biased as alleged (an allegation that has not been proven wrong) (and an allegation that might be what Phil Jones was talking about when he admitted that since 1995 there's been no global warming), then perhaps your graph is just plain wrong?
Okay, so let me get this straight. The sun is increasing in output, which we know from the fact that a few other planets in the solar system are increasing in temperature. Direct measurements are showing no increase, but reconstructions in the past show a small increase in the middle of last century (but other reconstructions of temperature are flat wrong).
Meanwhile, direct measurements are biased because of a fake warming trend that is generated by false measurements.
So to summarize: The globe isn't warming. Even if it is warming it is caused by the sun. Even if the temperature record doesn't track the sun it's because the temperature record is falsified. Even if CO2 is known to absorb light in the spectrum output by the earth, it's not a greenhouse gas. Or if it is a greenhouse gas, its not an important one. Or if it is an important one, the atmosphere is fortunately already saturated. At every single level. Even near space, where there isn't much atmosphere at all. Or if it's not saturated there, the air is so thin it doesn't matter.
Do I have this about right, or is there something you feel the need to add?
I note that you have failed,
again, to provide a link to your claim. It's because I said I'm 80% I know what idiotic tripe you're parroting (it has to do with a change in the collection methodology for stations in Canada, which was done by the Canadian government, and doesn't really effect the data entering the model - Canadian data just comes in later).
Or maybe it's the 20%, and you have some good and convincing evidence?