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The Guardian says that fossil fuel usage causes global warming which causes drought in Ethiopia which causes child marriages. Ethiopian drought leading to ‘dramatic’ increase in child marriage, Unicef warns | Child marriage | The Guardian In 1973, global cooling … Continue reading →

European governments have come up with yet another way to limit the energy supply, income, mobility and comfort of the serfs they govern. “Scholz explained that many Western countries imposed sanctions on Russia, “even if this necessarily implies economic costs” … Continue reading →

On May 2, 1920 Peggs, Oklahoma was destroyed by a tornado. On third of the population was killed. 03 May 1920, Page 1 – Great Bend Tribune at Newspapers.com

“Renewable Energy Prices Skyrocket Nearly 30% in One Year, Threatening Corporate and Federal Net Zero Ambitions” Renewable Energy Prices Skyrocket Nearly 30% in One Year, Threatening Corporate and Federal Net Zero Ambitions, According to Latest LevelTen Energy Report | Business … Continue reading →

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Apparently the massive political purge at Twitter including the President of the United States last year and Pierre Gosselin two days ago – never happened. “In the cases we were wrong or went too far, we admitted it and worked … Continue reading →

A tornado outbreak on May 1, 1933 killed more than 100 people in the Midwest and South. 02 May 1933, Page 1 – The Times at Newspapers.com 02 May 1933, 1 – Daily Republican-Register at Newspapers.com

A tornado outbreak on April 30, 1967 killed a dozen people in Minnesota. 01 May 1967, 1 – The Knoxville News-Sentinel at Newspapers.com

A tornado outbreak on April 30, 1942 killed more than 100 people in Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and South Dakota. 01 May 1942, Page 29 – The Tennessean at Newspapers.com 01 May 1942, 5 – The Knoxville Journal at Newspapers.com … Continue reading →

On April 30, 1953 a tornado outbreak in the Midwest and East killed more than a dozen people in Georgia. 01 May 1953, 1 – Chattanooga Daily Times at Newspapers.com