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The press keeps telling people they will die from heat, when it is the cold which is actually killing them.

Hikers rescued with hypothermia in Tasmania as extreme cold front sweeps Australia’s east | Australia weather | The Guardian

On June 13, 1953 it was 123F in India and people were dying by the hundreds. In Oklahoma it was 111F in Oklahoma and streets were exploding in the heat.

13 Jun 1953, 1 – Times Record News at Newspapers.com

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13 Jun 1953, Page 4 – Beckley Post-Herald at Newspapers.com

“If you’re reading this and voted for Biden and you still don’t regret it then you are the American problem.”

6:57 PM · Jun 11, 2022

Weatherford, Texas is the closest USHCN station to Dallas/Fort Worth.  They have had 240 June days over 100F since 1898, 211 of which occurred with CO2 below 350 PPM. The hottest June weather there was 119F on June 26, 1980.

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“Russia becomes India’s second biggest oil exporter, trade sources’ data show”

Russia becomes India’s second biggest oil exporter, trade sources’ data show | Reuters

“Our experts believe and the data shows that most of the price increases we’ve seen were expected and are expected to be temporary,”

– Joe Biden July 19, 2021

Biden pushes back on inflation fears

According to the FBI, Americans are far more likely to get killed by a knife or fist than with a rifle.

FBI — Table 20

But Congress is making Americans safe by stripping them of their Second Amendment rights.

Authorities investigating if retired federal agent knew of Buffalo mass shooting plans in advance | Crime News | buffalonews.com

On June 12, 1899 a tornado outbreak in the Upper Midwest killed hundreds of people.  New Richmond, Wisconsin was wiped off the map.

?New Richmond tornado aftermath, 1899 – UWDC – UW-Madison Libraries

13 Jun 1899, Page 1 – The Oshkosh Northwestern at Newspapers.com

“13 Jun 1899

AWFUL LOSS OF LIFE!

Village of New Richmond, Wis., Wiped Off the
Map by a Tornado.

Two Hundred of the Inhabitants Killed and One
Thousand Wounded.

Scarcely a Person in the Place Escapes Without
Some Injury.

Ruins Take Fire and Add to the Horror of
the Scene.”

13 Jun 1899, 1 – Quad-City Times at Newspapers.com

On June 12, 1942 dozens of people were killed in Oklahoma City by a tornado.

13 Jun 1942, 1 – The Daily Oklahoman at Newspapers.com

This came a few weeks after one of the deadliest tornado outbreaks in Oklahoma history.

28 Apr 1942, Page 1 – Miami News-Record at Newspapers.com

Oil is being snipped from the UK to the US, because UK taxes make it cheaper to ship and sell the oil overseas.

UK Sends Billions of Liters of Petrol to US, Where It’s Cheaper – BNN Bloomberg