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Whichever these weapons may have been I surmise they must have been portable or even hand held devices as I am certain you can’t fly in big truck mounted devices. Well just a hunch of mine.

Could it be that these reactors were destined for North Korea to be used for their nuclear sub?

AMEN!

The pleasure was short, and the regret will last a life time, how stupid can you get.

I hope for their own sake they keep this garbage out.

Thank you!

Please be so kind and let me know how to use it. Thank you!

Climates have been changing since the dawn of time alternating from ice ages to warm up periods and will continue to do so with or without humans. Warm up periods are preferable as they assure a steady food supply unless you prefer to shiver and shudder in the cold without sufficient food, it happened before and most likely will happen again

Unfortunately and sadly you are right, they haven’t seen halve of it yet and it will be coming, it will be a zoo.

Unfortunately and sadly you are right, they haven’t seen halve of it yet and it will be coming, it will be a zoo.

A Thanksgiving Tribute to Global Warming and CO2

What if we celebrate Thanksgiving with a tribute to global warming and the relative abundance of carbon dioxide (CO2) in our atmosphere? An outrageously scandalous thought, right? To propose we honor what global elites and their compliant media insist are bringing on certain doom. Yet, this is precisely what sound thinking demands.

Just 50 years ago, in the 1970s, the news writers peddled dire warnings of an impending ice age. Some scientists spoke of planetary dimming and the need for immediate, drastic action to prevent a return to continental glaciers.

At least the fear of a cold-induced catastrophe has some historical basis in the struggles of past societies during cool periods. The Little Ice Age, which lasted from about 1300 to 1850, was a period of pervasive, sustained cold, when, according to the accounts of historians, “all things which grew above the ground died and starved.”

Frost fairs were held on the frozen Thames in London. Crop failures became routine, leading to widespread famine, poverty and political instability across the Northern Hemisphere. This was not a theoretical crisis; it was a brutal reality where a slight dip in global temperatures threatened the survival of communities. People fighting off starvation and disease during the Little Ice Age would have given anything for warmer conditions.

The typical American household rarely, if ever, thinks about this long arc of climatic history when preparing a Thanksgiving dinner. Food is obtained from stores overflowing with produce after being harvested from all manner of locales – apples from colder regions and grapes from warmer ones. Some vegetables are grown locally, and others travel across continents before reaching consumers.

The first step of this chain – plant growth – benefits from the warmth of the present climate, which is far gentler than the one of the Little Ice Age. Yet, the alarm today is over a supposedly destructive warmth, a worry that history contradicts with repeated warm periods of the past producing prosperity and flourishing civilizations. Among them were the Roman Warm Period 2,000 years ago and the Medieval Warm Period more recently. During both, crops were grown in areas too cold today for them.

The modern story of plenty is deeply entwined with the silent but dramatic greening of Earth since the 20th century. Satellite data confirm that the world has gotten greener since the 1980s, especially across arid and semi-arid regions. Why? The primary drivers are higher levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide from industrial emissions and a naturally warmer climate.

Carbon dioxide is plant food, an essential ingredient, along with water and sunlight, for photosynthesis. The great irony of the climate-alarmist narrative is that the increase in CO2 has triggered one of the most beneficial environmental changes in recent history: thriving ecosystems and record crop harvests.

Also important for food production are modern fertilizers – mostly manufactured with natural gas – that deliver the nitrogen necessary for high-yield crops.

What about the warnings that a warming planet will destroy global food security? This claim does not survive scrutiny. Over the past 40 years, yields of staples like wheat, corn and rice have soared. Famines, sadly still present because of regional conflicts or corrupt governments, are no longer the global norm. The world now supports a population of 8 billion people with higher living standards than ever before.

So, Thanksgiving revelers, remember the simple truth: Much is owed to the warmth of the sun, the invisible work of carbon dioxide and the fossil fuels that power the dinner table’s bounty transit from field to feast.

Someone must have a lose screw, leave it up to the French it figures.

I would love to know where they would want to go and which country they would consider to be a better place?

Thanks for pointing it out, stupidity has no borders.

I am dealing with a scammer on ‘X’ right now claiming he is Elon Musk and trying every way possible to have me invest BITVEXT enticing me just to start with $ 200.00 and he will guide me through and I am just stringing him along. He is the second scammer I ran into on X but I am quite sure there are many more on that site. For anyone on ’X’ don’t fall for it.

Thank you very much!

Where is the button located you have to click on for continued support. I would appreciate the answer very much!

Too bad no one over there can carry a gun otherwise some one with a concealed carry permit could have shot this SOB, at least we have this in our favor.

.If you can’t afford to eat, don’t breed them as I as a taxpayer don’t want to be your kids dad. I find it hard to say but it’s the truth.

Echo’s of 1938, history trying to rear its ugly head, first it was Nazis now some (m)uslims.