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They call it "The American Dream," because you have to be asleep to believe it.
Excellent article. Quote: " the protests were evidence of a "ferocious surge" of antisemitism in the US". This is the narrative and the neuro...
A purely emoting piece from another Murdoch rag, the NYP of all shabby American tabloids. Told you so three years ago, didn't we ?
Well there is aurora there, but considering the brightness of the palm trees at night in this photo, I wonder how long this exposure was and what...
The printing presses will have to be brought out of retirement, cleaned and oiled, and ramped up to maximum output to print enough ballot papers....
Of course it's lying. It's its default position on most things. Lie, lie, and if in doubt, lie again.
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Comment: It's not that warm in the Arctic.
No, the significant factor behind them is likely to be the 'accelerant' provided by increased outgassings of methane and CO2, in part due to increased seismic activity. Lightning, which is also on the rise, provides the spark. Then the fires themselves produce lots more CO2.
Like, vastly more than humans can produce.
The smoke and other particulates the fires produce are joined by increased dust from increased meteors and increased volcanic eruptions, which all then jointly contribute to the increased dust-load in the atmosphere, which changes its electric charge rebalancing mechanisms, producing more intense storms and precipitation in the form of record rainfall, hail, lightning strikes, etc.
Notice that man-made activity is nowhere to be seen in this naturally intensifying feedback loop...
We're just along for the ride.