Thank you so much for your sarcasm.
Climate Change (Global Warming) 🥶🌍🌞
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You are most welcome!
I think we all know this, but a good resume
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Globalist Secret Agenda Behind Climate Alarmism, NetZero Policies, Food Shortages | Facts Matter
In Washington DC, we sat down with Mr. Marc Morano, the executive director of ClimateDepot.com, as well as the author of Green Fraud: Why the Green New Dea...
A lot of people would still believe the nonsense. Doesn't matter what you present to them, they can't get it that they're being lied to.
That fucking idiot should hide away under a rock out of embarrassment.. But these are being presented as an expert... Nothing but a narcissistic cunnntExperts
The reality
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JAMIE BLACKETT: Solar farm will sacrifice a slice of paradise
JAMIE BLACKETT: When anyone talks about unspoilt English countryside I have in my mind's eye that part of North Wiltshire intersected by the Roman road, the Fosse Way.
Quite
More mongs than non mongs
Over half of European voters think climate action is a priority, exclusive Euronews poll reveals
I'd like to see the wording of the questions.
You could manipulate any outcome you like by the wording of the questions.
Science innit
Bit old but still relevant
I'm going on a ramble here for a minute, or two. 
A couple of days ago I saw this article
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Now part of it says "Sewage and garbage disposal plants are also absent, so much of the waste goes directly into the sea. " and when you look at the birds eye view of the Island, the local surrounding coral is bleached white which would normaly be claimed to be "dying through climate change"
However, It appears that human urine is acidic and can kill coral
www.civilbeat.org
So it got me thinking. Year on year we are told certain areas of Australia's great coral reef have "bleached and died due to climate change" Most of the boats/dive boats are smaller craft and some do not have toilets on so it got me thinking again, if people piss in the ocean around the great barrier reef, could that be cause of coral dying and NOT climate change.
Now dubious of my own wanderings, I thought, that would take an awful lot of human piss in the ocean around the great barriet reef to bleach it so it dies. I went looking for the tourist figures for the great barrier reef.
It turns out, boats, ships and diving boats takes 2.19 million tourists a year to the great barrier reef and most of those will piss in the ocean directly around the reef. Why would they allow that? Tourism of the reef brings in $6 billion into the Aussie economy and employs over 60,000 people. What if tourism and piss is killing the reef and not "climate change"
greatbarrierreef.org
So in part two of my nearly finishing Perry-esque ramble, we are also continually being told that Climate change is damaging Antartica. Then you look for information there too.
Given it is, like the great barrier reef an area with a delicate environmental notice, why then are there over 100,000 tourists per year and 10,000 scientists every year with thier cruise ships, boats, planes and permanent base with petrol/diesel vehicles as well as the human operating wastage too?
A couple of days ago I saw this article
Meet the woman, 94, who has NEVER LEFT the world's most crowded island
Santa Cruz del Islote is a manmade outcrop off of Colombia. It was established by fishermen in the 19th century as a base from which to cast nets. One woman, 94, has never left the island.
Now part of it says "Sewage and garbage disposal plants are also absent, so much of the waste goes directly into the sea. " and when you look at the birds eye view of the Island, the local surrounding coral is bleached white which would normaly be claimed to be "dying through climate change"
However, It appears that human urine is acidic and can kill coral
Health Beat: When Nature Calls While You're Swimming - Honolulu Civil Beat
Unless you're next to corals or in a spot with still water, urinating in the ocean is no big deal. It's a different story in a swimming pool.
www.civilbeat.org
So it got me thinking. Year on year we are told certain areas of Australia's great coral reef have "bleached and died due to climate change" Most of the boats/dive boats are smaller craft and some do not have toilets on so it got me thinking again, if people piss in the ocean around the great barrier reef, could that be cause of coral dying and NOT climate change.
Now dubious of my own wanderings, I thought, that would take an awful lot of human piss in the ocean around the great barriet reef to bleach it so it dies. I went looking for the tourist figures for the great barrier reef.
It turns out, boats, ships and diving boats takes 2.19 million tourists a year to the great barrier reef and most of those will piss in the ocean directly around the reef. Why would they allow that? Tourism of the reef brings in $6 billion into the Aussie economy and employs over 60,000 people. What if tourism and piss is killing the reef and not "climate change"
Facts About The Great Barrier Reef
Discover some interesting and fun facts about the Great Barrier Reef. How big is the reef? What threatens the Great Barrier Reef?
So in part two of my nearly finishing Perry-esque ramble, we are also continually being told that Climate change is damaging Antartica. Then you look for information there too.
Given it is, like the great barrier reef an area with a delicate environmental notice, why then are there over 100,000 tourists per year and 10,000 scientists every year with thier cruise ships, boats, planes and permanent base with petrol/diesel vehicles as well as the human operating wastage too?
What a load of pissI'm going on a ramble here for a minute, or two.
A couple of days ago I saw this article
Meet the woman, 94, who has NEVER LEFT the world's most crowded island
Santa Cruz del Islote is a manmade outcrop off of Colombia. It was established by fishermen in the 19th century as a base from which to cast nets. One woman, 94, has never left the island.
Now part of it says "Sewage and garbage disposal plants are also absent, so much of the waste goes directly into the sea. " and when you look at the birds eye view of the Island, the local surrounding coral is bleached white which would normaly be claimed to be "dying through climate change"
However, It appears that human urine is acidic and can kill coral
Health Beat: When Nature Calls While You're Swimming - Honolulu Civil Beat
Unless you're next to corals or in a spot with still water, urinating in the ocean is no big deal. It's a different story in a swimming pool.
So it got me thinking. Year on year we are told certain areas of Australia's great coral reef have "bleached and died due to climate change" Most of the boats/dive boats are smaller craft and some do not have toilets on so it got me thinking again, if people piss in the ocean around the great barrier reef, could that be cause of coral dying and NOT climate change.
Now dubious of my own wanderings, I thought, that would take an awful lot of human piss in the ocean around the great barriet reef to bleach it so it dies. I went looking for the tourist figures for the great barrier reef.
It turns out, boats, ships and diving boats takes 2.19 million tourists a year to the great barrier reef and most of those will piss in the ocean directly around the reef. Why would they allow that? Tourism of the reef brings in $6 billion into the Aussie economy and employs over 60,000 people. What if tourism and piss is killing the reef and not "climate change"
Facts About The Great Barrier Reef
Discover some interesting and fun facts about the Great Barrier Reef. How big is the reef? What threatens the Great Barrier Reef?
So in part two of my nearly finishing Perry-esque ramble, we are also continually being told that Climate change is damaging Antartica. Then you look for information there too.
Given it is, like the great barrier reef an area with a delicate environmental notice, why then are there over 100,000 tourists per year and 10,000 scientists every year with thier cruise ships, boats, planes and permanent base with petrol/diesel vehicles as well as the human operating wastage too?
I saw a new claim of climate change, killing yaks in mongolia and causing the mongs to need help. The claim is made by a branch of the U.N.
They claim it's because of a regional weather system called the "dzud" but they admit it happens every year. It brings up the scenario of, Okay miss un worker, Here's £100k how are you going to stop the regional weather system climate change called the dzud?
She can't do shit about it but it does mean kerching, more money going to the U.N. and now another group relying on charity from the U.N.
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They claim it's because of a regional weather system called the "dzud" but they admit it happens every year. It brings up the scenario of, Okay miss un worker, Here's £100k how are you going to stop the regional weather system climate change called the dzud?
She can't do shit about it but it does mean kerching, more money going to the U.N. and now another group relying on charity from the U.N.
Saving the Gobi Desert and Mongolian steppes from the dzud will also save lives and livelihoods
When the earth freezes in Mongolia, a large part of the economy freezes with it. In this agrarian society where livestock outnumbers humans twenty to one, the winter disaster known as a dzud threatens lives and livelihoods for all. And the climate crisis is tightening its icy grip.
Due to Global Cooling this one thoughI saw a new claim of climate change, killing yaks in mongolia and causing the mongs to need help. The claim is made by a branch of the U.N.
They claim it's because of a regional weather system called the "dzud" but they admit it happens every year. It brings up the scenario of, Okay miss un worker, Here's £100k how are you going to stop the regional weather system climate change called the dzud?
She can't do shit about it but it does mean kerching, more money going to the U.N. and now another group relying on charity from the U.N.
Saving the Gobi Desert and Mongolian steppes from the dzud will also save lives and livelihoods
When the earth freezes in Mongolia, a large part of the economy freezes with it. In this agrarian society where livestock outnumbers humans twenty to one, the winter disaster known as a dzud threatens lives and livelihoods for all. And the climate crisis is tightening its icy grip.
Why do these 'journalists' think they can go head to head with Dr. Peterson? 
