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“Democrats will spend this evening nervously cheering for a spate of former CIA operatives to win their races”

12:19 PM · Nov 8, 2022

Climate alarmists blame every weather even on climate change, while parroting their mantra “weather is not climate.”

“Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley called for a massive overhaul of international development loans and a 10 percent tax on fossil fuel companies, which she said made “$200 billion in profits in the last three months.” “I don’t need to repeat the horror and the devastation wrecked upon this Earth over the course of the last 12 months since we met in Glasgow,” Mottley said. “Whether the apocalyptic floods in Pakistan or the heat waves from Europe to China or indeed in the last few days in my own region, the devastation caused in Belize by Tropical Storm Lisa or the torrential floods a few days ago in St. Lucia.”

Al Gore urges world leaders, says ‘it is not time for moral cowardice’ – Sharm El-Sheikh – COP27 – Ahram Online

Barbados has been destroyed several times by some of the strongest hurricanes on record.

“Retired meteorologist, Deighton Best, said the hurricane which struck on August 10, 1831 was perhaps the most powerful ever to hit Barbados. “I would rate the winds at 200 miles per hour”

Can Barbados be Hit.pdf

“It passed over the ill fated island of Barbados on the night of the 10th inst. and in eight hours left it desolate, covered with ruins and dead bodies

Private letters estimate the number of lives lost at between four and five thousand”

Macon Telegraph, Sep 17, 1831, p. 7 | NewspaperArchive

30 Dec 1780, 2 – Jackson’s Oxford Journal at Newspapers.com

http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/data_sub/perez_11_20.pdf

TimesMachine: November 13, 1898 – NYTimes.com

On May 19, 1780 the sky was black as night in New England due to massive wildfires in Canada.

Forest Fires – Google Books

The New England Dark Day, May 19, 1780 – New England Historical Society

CSIRO PUBLISHING | International Journal of Wildland Fire

That year also brought the deadliest Atlantic Hurricane and the third deadliest Pacific typhoon.

“Energy transition” is the buzz phrase at COP27. Like everything they are talking about, it is misinformation and fake news.

“We will know our disinformation program is complete, when everything the American public believes is false.”

– William Casey CIA Director 1981

“I am, as an ex-CIA agent, opposed to the disinformation activities in which I was involved. I admit that I was involved, and I think it served no useful purpose. Propagandizing the American public or Congress is not the CIA’s job.”

—Frank Snepp 1983

“The prospect of domination of the nation’s scholars by Federal employment, project allocations, and the power of money is ever present — and is gravely to be regarded. Yet, in holding scientific research and discovery in respect, as we should, we must also be alert to the equal and opposite danger that public policy could itself become the captive of a scientific-technological elite.”

– President Eisenhower January 17, 1961

The US government stands ready to fight to the last Ukrainian.

Kyiv prepares for a winter with no heat, water or power – POLITICO

“Drought, floods, the failure of monsoons and the run of hard winters are all evidence, they say, that the world has come to the end of a spell of even-tempered weather which began in about 1910 and lasted until about 1960. This period has even been called “a little tropical age” by one of the more quotable of climatologists, Professor Reid Bryson.

What follows the tropics could be harder to live with — weather more typical of the 19th century or even of the “little Ice Age” which lasted between 1430 and 1850”

“One paper to be presented at the Geneva conference, by Lawrence Gates of Oregon State University, declares that “the carbon dioxide climate problem appears destined to become the major environmental crisis in the future, and its resolution will be a prime factor in the world’s future energy strategy”.

But the main paper on the subject takes a more cautious line. “Few, if any, scientists believe the carbon dioxide problem in itself justifies a curb, today, in the usage of fossil fuels or deforestation,”

The Age – Google News Archive Search

On November 8, 1931 two states were over 90F, eighteen states were over 80F and thirty-three states were over 70F.

California 91 Texas 91

Nebraska 88 Missouri 87 Kansas 85 Oklahoma 85 Arizona 84 West Virginia 84 Illinois 83 South Dakota 83 Arkansas 82 Colorado 81 Florida 81 Idaho 81 Iowa 81 Louisiana 81 Mississippi 81 New Mexico 80

Indiana 78 North Dakota 78 Tennessee 78 Alabama 77 Georgia 76 Kentucky 76 Utah 76 Wyoming 76 Minnesota 75 Wisconsin 75 Ohio 74 Michigan 72 Montana 72 Nevada 72 North Carolina 70

South Carolina 68 New York 67 Pennsylvania 67 Virginia 66 Oregon 65 Maryland 64