07 Apr 1906 – THE WORLD DRYING UP. THE LAST OF THE HUMAN RACE …
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Maybe south of the equator, eh?
Of course, this was prior to the massive flooding in China during 1931: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1931_China_floods
So, what will historians note about the current Global Warming frenzy in eight decades?
How many of you remember reading about the massive floods in China as part of your world history? I knew something about it because the aftermath was felt during the Second World War.
I remember very distinctly being taught about the massive floods in … um .. Chi – um, no. I was never taught nor ever read about those floods …
And once again, beer saved humanity.