Section of White Cliffs of Dover Collapses Into the Sea

msn ^ | 1-5-2021 | None

[Brookhaven]

The only question is was it caused by:

1. global warming
2. COVID-19
3. Trump's fault

[DoodleBob]

First in.

Eric Johnson-Cliffs of Dover

[llevrok]

Paging Vera Lynn...

[dfwgator]

Pretty much a metaphor for what has become of Britain.

[mylife]

That is what makes them cliffs and not hills.

[BrexitBen]

Too “ white “ for the 21st century.

[KarlInOhio]

4. Brexit - Now England is a little farther away from Europe.

[vpintheak]

I’m sure there are plenty of people out there blaming glo-bull warming. Because these cliffs have never done this before, due to any kind of weather or natural phenomenon ever, before man-made globull warming.

[Songcraft]

Could it be them dang bluebirds fault?

[Rurudyne]

It’s also probably how they stay white with weathering and all.

So ... white supremacy wins again!

[Fungi]

So what? A crime against the planet by the planet?

[W.]

Smooth camera work, soon as it starts to go he points the camera up?! Maddening!

[dfwgator]

4. Brexit - Now England is a little farther away from Europe.

Things just got tougher for Ron Obvious.

[The Antiyuppie]

“1. global warming
2. COVID-19...”

All of these things, among numerous others such as the likely CTU strike in Chicago and the hapless distribution of vaccine in Illinois, described by the Chigago Tribune (yes, the Tribune) as like the Hunger Games, are Trump’s fault.

[lizma2]

Hadn’t heard that song in ages.

Thx.

[mass55th]

They’re only chalk after all.

[Bayard]

England will steadily sink into the sea!

[sauropod]

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[glaseatr]

Well, that will raise the sea level to a point that the GoreBull warming crowd will scream.

[GreyFriar]

Just the natural action of the waves against the cliffs, but that is too simple for the globull folks to understand or accept. Go further south along the channel coast of England and the harbor entrance at Hastings that existed in 1066 and for several hundred years before that was silted over by a series of storms a couple of hundred years after William the Conqueror landed there, thus making modern day folks, with no sense of history or geology, wonder why he chose to land on a strip of beach with no harbor. The ancient harbor is now the marsh lands to the west current coast line/closed harbor entrance.