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Lightning kills Saudi, herd of camels, injures another

Camels killed by lightning.
Camels killed by lightning.
Lightning in Saudi Arabia killed one and injured another as they were inspecting an under-construction house in Al Wadal village in Mecca, local media reported.

According to the Sabq newspaper, the same lightning has also killed a herd of camels in the east of Al Laith Governorate.

A photo of the dead camels has gone viral on social media, sparking fears among residents, especially as Saudi Arabia has been witnessing heavy rains and lightning over the past few weeks.

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Floods as Hurricane Kay hits Baja California Sur, Mexico

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Hurricane Kay caused flash floods in Baja California Sur, Mexico on September 8th 2022.

155km/h winds hit western coast, causing tidal surges.

Heavy rain cause flooding in residential areas, including Mulegé.

Homes were flooded, destroying possessions, and road flooded.

Warning remain in place as the hurricane continues it's path.

The hurricane will pass near the coast of San Diego, California, USA on September 9th, causing further disruption.


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Giant waterspout spirals on Italy's Lake Garda

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A waterspout was spotted forming on northern Italy's Lake Garda on Thursday (September 8), a popular tourist destination.


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Two tourists killed by lightning strike on beach in Majorca, Spain

The drama occurred during a storm in the area and led to the popular beach, famed for its white sand and crystalline waters, being evacuated briefly to avoid a further tragedy
The drama occurred during a storm in the area and led to the popular beach, famed for its white sand and crystalline waters, being evacuated briefly to avoid a further tragedy
Two foreign holidaymakers have died in a lightning strike at the same beach in Majorca.

One of the men died instantly at a beautiful white sand cove called Cala Mesquida near Capdepera in the north-east of the island.

The other victim, believed to be unknown to the first, started convulsing and died around 40 minutes afterwards despite efforts by emergency responders to revive him at the scene.


The drama occurred during a storm in the area and led to the popular beach, famed for its white sand and crystalline waters, being evacuated briefly to avoid a further tragedy.

Local reports said one of the men was killed after it began raining hard and he put his hand on the metal handle of his parasol to fold it away and leave the beach with his wife when lightning lit up the sky.

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Lightning strike kills 9 farmers in Bangladesh

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Nine farmers have been killed in Ullapara upazila of Sirajganj district after they were struck by lightning.

The deceased were known as Mokam Hossain, 55, Monnaf Hossain, 20, Shamsher Ali, 52, Shaheen, 32, Aktar Hossain, 65, Abdus Kuddus, 60, Shah Alam, 42, Ritu Khatun, 14, another one remained unidentified.

The incident occurred around 5:00 pm on Thursday (September 8) in Panchakashi Union's Matikora area.

Panchakashi Union Parishad Chairman Tawhidul Islam Firoz said, 15 farmers were working in a field when the lightning struck. Five died on the spot and another four died under treatment at the hospital.

Ullapara Model police station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Nazrul Islam confirming the.

Upazila Nirbahi Officer Uzzal Hossain said, we have visited the spot. The family of each deceased victim killed in the incident is provided a maximum of Tk 25,000 as compensation.

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Unusual waterspout tornado seen in Scotland amid thunderstorm warnings

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A tornado was spotted in Scotland as heavy rain and thunderstorms swept parts of the country.

People in Midlothian were surprised to see the unusual weather event on Tuesday afternoon.

A Met Office yellow warning of thunderstorms was in force until 11pm on Tuesday for much of central, eastern and north eastern Scotland.

The Met Office said the tornado was a waterspout, a type of tornado that forms over open water.

Twitter user Aisling posted a video of it passing Rosewell, Midlothian and wrote: "Never seen anything like it. It went right by our house. The video doesn't capture how intense it was."

Others shared their surprise, with one person writing: "Never seen a tornado before in Midlothian" while another tweeted: "Tornado in Midlothian. Crazy weather."


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Death toll rises to 10 after Typhoon Hinnamnor hits South Korea

Crew said they rescued two people, who reportedly survived by clinging to ceiling pipes for over 12 hours
© KIM HEE-CHUL/EPACrew said they rescued two people, who reportedly survived by clinging to ceiling pipes for over 12 hours
Ten people are reported to have died after the most powerful typhoon to hit South Korea in years battered the southern part of the country, flooding roads, and buildings and causing landslides.

The Central Disaster and Safety Countermeasures Headquarters said on Wednesday that 10 people had died and two remained missing as a result of Typhoon Hinnamnor, which barrelled through on Monday and Tuesday, according to South Korea's Yonhap News Agency.

Seven of the dead were found in a flooded underground car park attached to an apartment complex in Pohang City in the southeast, and two other people who were also trapped in the parking lot were rescued alive, the news agency said.

The seven victims are believed to have become trapped underground when they went to move their vehicles as torrential rains flooded Pohang city, which was one of the areas hardest hit by the typhoon.


Comment: Evacuations as Typhoon Hinmanor hits Japan, China & South Korea


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'Over 100mm rain in an hour': Hérault and Gard, France hit by heavy downpour

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The two southern French departments faced torrential rain yesterday leading to flash floods in places - they remain on storm alert today

The southern French departments of Hérault and Gard faced heavy rains yesterday (September 6) where over 150mm of rain fell in just a couple of hours in some parts.

This led to flooding in places, notably Saint-Gély-du-Fesc (Hérault), just north of Montpellier.

Both Hérault and Gard were briefly placed on red alert for rains and flooding yesterday by Météo-France, the highest alert level.


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36,000 lightning strikes recorded around the UK in just 12 hours

Lightning pictured above Mow Cop in Staffordshire
© GREG BUTLERLightning pictured above Mow Cop in Staffordshire
Parts of the West Midlands have been hit by thunderstorms overnight.

Pictures show forks of lightning breaking across the sky in Staffordshire, Shropshire, Wolverhampton and Warwickshire.

BBC Weather Watchers have shared images of the dramatic scenes in their area.

The Met Office had issued a yellow warning for thunderstorms across the region between 14:00 BST on Monday and 02:00 BST on Tuesday.

It said up to 3in (8cm) of rain could fall within the area in the space of three hours.

The overnight storms came after more than 36,000 lightning strikes were recorded around the UK in just 12 hours on Sunday night.


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The War on Life

What the climate emergency narrative tells us about the death cult's psychology.
Ancient Yi Wasteland,
© Luye ZhangAncient Yi Wasteland.
The imminent destruction of the Earth's climate at human hands has been a constant theme throughout my life. The exact form of it has evolved somewhat over time. When I was a kid in the 80s it was the disappearing ozone layer. In the 90s it was global warming. In the naughts it morphed into climate change. Most recently the branding got racheted up to the more emphatic Climate Emergency.

It doesn't matter that none of the dire predictions of the past have manifested. Back around the turn of the millenium Al Gore rode a crane up the side of the infamous and long-discredited hockeystick graph, and confidently proclaimed that snow would soon be a thing of the past. Meanwhile, here in 2022, the Greenland ice sheet just added more mass in one day that at any other summer day in recorded history. That's just one example; there are others, more meaningful, such as the continuous failure of climate models to match actual global temperature changes, with the models consistently predicting far higher temperatures than have actually been experienced; the infamous emails between climatologists, arguing about how best to 'hide the decline' in global temperatures; the numerous instances of data having been manipulated to try and turn flat temperatures into slight increases, to smooth out previous warm or cool eras in order to emphasize recent supposed trends; and so on.

The failures of the models don't matter. Just as with the COVID mask formation, the goldfish memories of the educated portion of the tax cattle extend just as far as the most recent iteration of the ongoing psyops campaign. All the failed predictions are forgotten just as soon as they look at the latest blood-red weather map, in which temperatures that a mere decade past would have been depicted with happy smiling cartoon suns are painted in the colour scheme of a murder scene.

I'm not going to ajudicate whether anthropogenic global warming driven by carbon dioxide emissions has any basis in fact. It doesn't, and if you're in the group that thinks it does, well, you're probably fully boosted and looking forward to consooming next booster, so I don't really know what to tell you. I'm also not going to speculate on why so many people keep falling for it - it's for the same reason, ultimately, that they fell for the coronavirus psyop, the same reason they put pronouns in their email signatures, the same reason they loudly agree that white supremacist patriarchy is the real power structure in society, and the same reason they think the Rangz of Powah is a masterpiece of mythopoetic cinematography. Weak humans have low pain tolerance, and when you're a loyal citizen of the Empire of Lies the Truth Hurts like carbolic acid applied directly to the nerve endings.

What I'm interested in here is, why global warming, precisely? Why is the parasite class so obsessed with pushing this specific narrative?