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Yes, this climate stuff is just BS.

Look at the facts: there has been fewer major hurricane categorized as ones above cat 2 to hit the US in the last 40 years than during the previous 40 years. This storm, while fierce is no where near as powerful as the 1935 hurricane that hit the Keys. The difference is being measured in damage and that area of Florida has seen an enormous build up of people and property building over the last 40 years. Same level storm lands in the big bend area of florida, much less damage and less media attention.

But the money is now in foisting EVs and so called renewable energy on the planet. It is like ESG for energy now. If they were so concerned about the use of fossil fuels, we would all be nuked up 100%.

Butt, butt, butt dawn leemon says they’re more frequent and more intense because he used to live there once upon a time and stuff........ SMDH! Never did I imagine there are so many ignorant science denying assclowns available for us to ridicule. From corporate CEOs to our so called “leaders” Saw an ad from ‘citi’ stating they are ponying up a trillion dollars or some such. WTAF? Guess they want to pump up their ‘ESG’ numbers eh? The day the climate STOPS changing will be a REALLY bad day. Fidiots! 😵‍💫

Here just a few examples of bigger and more deadly storms that all occurred before the rise the “Climate Chage” foolishness

Andrew Cat 5, most destructive storm to ever hit Florida 1992

Hugo Cat 5, Cat 4 at landfall, $24B in damages 1989

Camille Cat 5 totally flattened everything along the Mississippi coast, 24 ft storm surge, second lowest pressure every recorded for a storm that made landfall in US 1969

Galveston Cat 5 deadliest on record 12000 dead 1900

Okeechobee $100M dollars of damage in 1928 dollars, 500,000 homeless, 2500 dead 1928

The Great New England Hurricane Cat 5 $6B in damages in today’s dollars, 682 death and over 57,000 homes destroyed 1938

Labor Day Hurricane Cat 5, 180 mph winds, storm surge of 20 ft, lowest pressure every recorded during a storm that made landfall in the US IF it struck the same area today it would cause billions of dollars in damages 1935

The Keys Hurricane 900 dead at a time when there was little development and few people living in the Keys 1919

San Ciriaco longest duration hurricane on record, strongest ever to hit the Outer Banks even to this day. 1899