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Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
Here is the fundamental science behind climate science.
One guys who writes the scripts and others who parrot the script
without even bothering to change a thing
while pretending to be scriptwriters
(the first 70 seconds)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ta0XBVGIHbc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TM8L7bdwVaA
centralised religions need centralised opinions
OT: Get ready to pay your fair share!
Demands grow for ‘global justice’ on climate damage at U.N. talks
“The Warsaw International Mechanism for Loss and Damage (WIM) has advanced knowledge on key points like ways to help people forced from their homes by rising seas or degrading farmland.
But the WIM has yet to lead to concrete action, especially on providing new sources of finance to deal with climate-related damage, developing countries and humanitarian agencies say.
Ever since talks to establish the mechanism started, there has been push-back from governments, including the United States and Australia, against paying money to mend the rising damage in poorer nations.
That is despite rich countries having emitted, over the decades, most of the heat-trapping gases that are driving the losses in parts of the world that have contributed little to the problem – and which have few resources to respond to it…
Sivan Kartha… worked on a report, released this week, that calculated countries’ “fair share” of responsibility for loss and damage, based on their historic emissions and their capacity for climate action, as defined by their national income levels.”
Get ready to pay your “fair share”!
So they found another way of attacking exactly those countries that are being attacked by cultural marxism,progressivism,mass invasion,
destruction of energy supply and economy.
I wonder how many days it will take until the whole west will be bombarded 24/7 with this demand grow of social justice?
Will be AOC the first to make it real viral?
Love it! Glad to see you got the drone up. You sure wouldn’t be flying it in my neck of the woods today with the winds we’ve been having. I’m quite happy they haven’t yet called this truck driver to try and push a load through this wind so far.
/Glad to see you got the drone up. You sure wouldn’t be flying it in my neck of the woods today with the winds we’ve been having./
Tony is just doing his part!
Drones, an unexpected tool in the climate change fight
Engaging with local communities through drones helps expand their perspective as well, providing new insights into both the land they call home and the need to conserve it. And the ability to produce iconic images of remote landscapes and species does wonders for raising awareness!
https://www.leonardodicaprio.org/drones-an-unexpected-tool-in-the-climate-change-fight/
(lol)
It was damn cold today. I made it to Eldora for a few turns, definitely skiing is a thing of the past, present and future.
Ha! When I go to “Eldora” in my neck of the woods I’m going to a race track over in Ohio to watch the sprints run on the dirt.
Here it is the closest ski resort to Boulder. It’s a small area but the Boulder liberals keep the parking lot full. https://www.eldora.com/the-mountain/webcams/timbers-live-cam
The second closest area is Winter Park, a major ski area, but it happens to be on the far side of the Continental Divide, so it takes a while to get there.
Happy Thanksgiving!
That is not snow, Tony, that is white rain, according to Climate Central.
Thanks Tony for that elegant composition and “Starry, Starry Night”. Don McLean captured the magical qualities of Van Gogh with celestial imagery and wonderful lyrics.
When he sings in the bridge section “Vincent, this world was never meant for one as beautiful as you”, that’s the take-home message. Van Gogh saw the world differently and had the talent to put it on canvas. He may have been mad, but he had vision.
Rest in Peace Vincent. We see starry nights differently today because of your images.
I second that!
Thanks again Tony for all you do.
Have a wonderfully blessed and happy Thanksgiving!
Yesterday saw the death of the brilliant Clive James after ten years of battling lukaemia.
This was his typically amusing take on the climate change lunacy.
https://www.thegwpf.org/content/uploads/2017/07/Clive-James.pdf
The Telegraph
Climate change study predicts refugees fleeing into Antarctica
I had to look that one up (-:
I wish they would and go deep into the interior.
Happy Thanksgiving, Tony! Happy Holidays to you and all the good folks here! We got about 6” of global warming over night and this morning here in the mountains of west central NM. I’m just glad I didn’t go to visit my sister in Lake Tahoe; snow started Tuesday and forecast for most of the next week. That CO2 sure is sneaky stuff; disguising heat as snow and dropping it all over the NH!
Yet still they cannot see;
Those of broken ear, and lacking sanity.
Morbid dreamers sing of things they cannot know;
Nightmares buried deep, ‘neath new blown dog-trod snow.