Posted on 01/19/2022 9:11:03 AM PST by Red Badger
CBS's Nate Burleson ties the underwater volcanic eruption and 50-foot-high tsunami in Tonga to climate change: "We talk about climate change quite a bit. These stories are a harsh reality of what we're going through and we have to do our part because these are more frequent." pic.twitter.com/Wn7ilAdeRo
— Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) January 19, 2022
Climate change causes underwater volcanic eruptions, according to Gayle King and crew.
Huge volcanic eruption near Tonga. Reports of tsunami there and it's gone pitch black. Lots of lightning too. #tonga pic.twitter.com/Eia4fidPRc
— Rick Threlfall (@RickThrelfall) January 15, 2022
He needs to explain what he’s done to change the climate. Come on.... waiting. No, those 4,389 Amazon orders with all the packing and gas used to drive to his front door doesn’t do it. Neither does all his Starbucks and packaged lunches or midnight pizza deliveries. Nor does the real estate his walk-in closet uses filled with clothes he will never wear. Let’s not get into the hot air he’s exhaling.
Stop putting stupid people on television…
That would pretty much end television.
Hey - it was an idiot CONGRESSMAN who thought Guam would ‘tip over’ if we put too many military assets there.
That would be an improvement to 99% of whatison the air today.
If there weren’t stupid people on television, there’d be no people on television at all.
Stop watching the “programming”!
There would be nothing to watch. lol
After seeing someone trying to use their smartphone to capture the eruption, I am convinced that if something like the infamous eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 AD were to happen today, centuries from now, archaeologists would be finding skeletons facing the volcano, all of them clutching Smartphones.
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