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EddieRUKiddingVarese 
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Joined: February 04 2016
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 Posted: January 20 2017 at 18:41 |
Think I'll go into merchanising Hawaiian Shirt with T-Rump logo's on them, should sell well above the Arctic circle..... 
Edited by EddieRUKiddingVarese - January 20 2017 at 18:41
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"Everyone is born with genius, but most people only keep it a few minutes"
and I need the knits, the double knits!
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siLLy puPPy
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PSIKE, JRF/Canterbury, P Metal, Eclectic
Joined: October 05 2013
Location: SFcaUsA
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Posted: January 20 2017 at 19:41 |
 Tillerman88 wrote:
siLLy puPPy wrote:
We are a sort of catalyst. It is also true that we are entering a more energetic sector of the galaxy and the fact is that EVERY planet in our solar system is also experiencing changes in their atmospheric tendencies. The problem is that it is super complex and that science is indeed very much hijacked for the sake of poltical manipulation and to be skewed for money making endeavors (hear that carbon traders?) that create a huge misty cloud of confusion for the scientific illiterates of the world (hello USA! do you hear me?)
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 It took 5 pages 'till someone come up here posting at last what sums up my thoughts. And I would add China to the major portion of the cake, less than half a century of globalisation and we are already seeing the damn effects on their political relationships. |
Yes, China is a major player but what is not publisized is that they are FORCED like every other country of the world to play this fossil fuel capitalist game through the sheer force of US militarism. Keep in mind that countries that DO NOT play this game are deemed terrorists such as Iran, North Korea, Iraq, Afghanistan etc. The truth is that they have not tied their currency to the Wall St controlled US dollar and that is a no no. These are truly the dark riders of the current age and have no empathy for life on earth. Do not blame China for being forced into the game. They are mere free range slaves like all of us
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Tillerman88
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Joined: October 31 2015
Location: Tomorrowland
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Posted: January 21 2017 at 06:47 |
siLLy puPPy wrote:
Tillerman88 wrote:
siLLy puPPy wrote:
We are a sort of catalyst. It is also true that we are entering a more energetic sector of the galaxy and the fact is that EVERY planet in our solar system is also experiencing changes in their atmospheric tendencies. The problem is that it is super complex and that science is indeed very much hijacked for the sake of poltical manipulation and to be skewed for money making endeavors (hear that carbon traders?) that create a huge misty cloud of confusion for the scientific illiterates of the world (hello USA! do you hear me?)
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It took 5 pages 'till someone come up here posting at last what sums up my thoughts. And I would add China to the major portion of the cake, less than half a century of globalisation and we are already seeing the damn effects on their political relationships. |
Yes, China is a major player but what is not publisized is that they are FORCED like every other country of the world to play this fossil fuel capitalist game through the sheer force of US militarism. Keep in mind that countries that DO NOT play this game are deemed terrorists such as Iran, North Korea, Iraq, Afghanistan etc. The truth is that they have not tied their currency to the Wall St controlled US dollar and that is a no no. These are truly the dark riders of the current age and have no empathy for life on earth. Do not blame China for being forced into the game. They are mere free range slaves like all of us |
Yeah you keep pointing REAL facts here. And that will continue to happen, because it is a way the people who are responsible for the management duties find as an effective, useful and easier resource for undergoing their politics. After all, it is indeed a lot easier managing people who don't have critical sense nor the ability to take a decision by his own.
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Tillerman88
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Joined: October 31 2015
Location: Tomorrowland
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Posted: January 21 2017 at 17:04 |
Man indeed has proved to be a sort of catalyst, the illegal burning of forest and the animal species extinction being amongst the most common characteristics of the Sixth Mass Extinction. But... In the year 2009, a team of MIT scientists recorded a nearly simultaneous world-wide increase in methane levels - the first increase in ten years. What baffled the team is that this data contradicts theories stating humans are the primary source of increase in greenhouse gas. It takes about one full year for gases generated in the highly industrial northern hemisphere to cycle through and reach the southern hemisphere. Since all worldwide levels rose simultaneously throughout the same year, however, it is probable that this may be part of a natural cycle - and not the direct result of man's contributions.
Edited by Tillerman88 - January 21 2017 at 17:53
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EddieRUKiddingVarese
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Joined: February 04 2016
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Posted: January 21 2017 at 21:00 |
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^ Ah ha
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"Everyone is born with genius, but most people only keep it a few minutes"
and I need the knits, the double knits!
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Greys0n
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Joined: March 28 2016
Location: US
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Points: 44
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Posted: May 17 2017 at 06:31 |
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no i dont belive in some nonsense
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Dean
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Joined: May 13 2007
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Posted: May 17 2017 at 06:32 |
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Ah, bless.
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What?
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Catcher10
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Location: Emerald City
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Posted: May 17 2017 at 11:19 |
I grew up in LA in the 70's, vividly remember smog alerts in school, walking home and not being able to breathe well....Today that is not the case.
I have been to all the places many times that Ivan posted and agree it is bad, very bad in other countries.
We see pictures of the industrial era and the black billowing smoke going upwards.....Did it harm the ozone layer?? Dunno, but if it did I can only suspect it repaired itself, again dunno. Earth is pretty amazing.....
I think we will run out of food before the ozone layer fails and we die from heat/radiation exposure from the sun.
Thank God I will be worm food when/if that happens.
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ExittheLemming
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Posted: May 19 2017 at 16:26 |
siLLy puPPy wrote:
They are mere free range slaves like all of us |
A turn of phrase to die for Yes, I believe in man-made global warming but also believe that taxing producers with a large carbon footprint merely passes the cost onto the consumer.
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The T
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Joined: October 16 2006
Location: FL, USA
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Points: 17493
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Posted: May 19 2017 at 17:10 |
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So much sexism. Woman-made global warming is a thing, too.
But of course since male idiots have been the ones running everything most of the time I guess they have a pass.
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Tapfret
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Joined: August 12 2007
Location: Bryant, Wa
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Posted: May 20 2017 at 02:26 |
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When discussing global warming it is astounding how many people deny it's even a globe. Go easy on deniers. They are at least halfway there.
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