The Most People Ever Killed By A Volcano Is 57

This is your government speaking. We don’t have precise figures for other volcanoes, so we can say that the 1980 Mt. St. Helens eruption was the deadliest in history.

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19 Responses to The Most People Ever Killed By A Volcano Is 57

  1. Andy Weiss says:

    Since practically all the US worst weather related disasters took place before 1950,
    they never happened.

    The Dust Bowl never happened, the Galveston Hurricane never happened, the 1935 Florida Keys hurricane never happened, etc., etc., etc.

    Since World War II happened before 1950, it never happened.

    Anyone born before 1950 does not exit.

  2. Michael says:

    reference please.

  3. Mike Davis says:

    Michael:
    I first saw that photo in the 60s and there are no references needed to support Steven’s statement because it is all over the news during the last few days that records have only been kept by NOAA since 1950.

    • Sleepalot says:

      I don’t doubt the truth of it, but how can I pass it on, without a source?
      Am I expected to know which news source you use, and follow it?

  4. Sleepalot says:

    Ah, I’ve caught on: it’s the “precise figures” bit that’s key, innit?

    Krakatoa 1883 killed an _estimated_ 40,000 people.

  5. Ed Darrell says:

    “Steve Goddard thinks Italy is part of the U.S.”

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