The ice recovery graph Watt posted is an attempt to cherry pick a statistic that looks impressive. As I pointed out, (and the Jaxa graph I posted shows)winter ice high point always hovers around 14 million sq km. (After 6 months of darkness its going to be cold, no matter what global warming is up to. So the deeper the melt, the taller the recovery. That's definitely a BS meter pegger.

Since we began measuring ice extent by satellite, (1979) the (September)low sea ice extent has broken all previous September records in '84,'85,'90,'95,'02,'05,'07 and last year, 2012. When the record is smashed on the average once every 4 years, it's pretty safe to say the system has not stabilized yet.

THis data is conclusive, as far as I'm concerned. As long as that blue line keeps dropping, we have a problem. Unless, of course, that satellite data is being deliberately faked by the statists so they can raise your taxes and steal your freedom.