Posted on 12/13/2018 9:45:33 AM PST by SMGFan
Edited on 12/13/2018 11:40:40 AM PST by Jim Robinson. [history]
I'll bet that's it.
And the ozone hole will be back, all that BrFC.
Except...I believe that no halon has been made for quite a number of years and what is left is owned/controlled by the Gubmint. I could be wrong. I only know what I’ve read on the subject. Halon makes sense but, where did they get it?
I hate when I’m in a barren frozen wasteland and get killed by a fire.
One to hold the sign, one to take the photo. I'm not a conspiracy nut, so this must be a coincidence.
Something killed them. That something is/was located at the station. Both were barely alive when they were discovered, so they weren't found dead. One died on-site, shortly after discovery, the other after arriving at a medical clinic.
>>Riiiight before the election, Biden went down there.
They say the Pope did, too.
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John Kerry did, as well.
Because global warming did it!
But it hint at what it does not state: that there was some sort of foul play.
That implication would not be there if the headline had been:
"Two technicians suffer fatal injuries at Antarctic station," or: "Technicians die from unspecified cause..." etc.
That could apply to anything from smoke inhalation to being crushed under machinery to food poisoning to felonious assault --- or anything in between.
Amateur journalism. If they were killed there must be a killer. “Killed” implies a homicide. If they died from accidental causes or misadventure, then there was no killer and therefore they were not killed.
A Frozen Graveyard: The Sad Tales of Antarctica’s Deaths
BBC | September 14, 2018 | Martha Henriques
Posted on 12/14/2018 10:24:12 AM PST by SunkenCiv
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