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Olympics Postponed By Global Warming

The European Environment Agency likes it when people are muzzled and locked down.

“Lockdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic may have some direct, short-term, positive impacts”

COVID-19 and Europe’s environment: impacts of a global pandemic — European Environment Agency

The Winter Olympics are being held at Yanqing, China – a place which normally receives little no precipitation during the winter. But climate propagandists are blaming the lack of snow on global warming despite the bitter cold.

Zhangjiakou and Yanqing climate – Google Search

“Snow rarely falls, but wind often whirls, and neither tourists nor residents ever ski here. But Olympians now do, because when China won the right to host these Winter Games, it embarked on a three-year project to build the National Alpine Ski Center “from scratch.” It was once uninhabited “steep mountain ridges,” as Li Changzhou, a deputy general manager with Beijing Enterprises Group, the property owner and constructor, said. Everything around it still is. Shrubby trees and barren hillside line the road that winds up Xiaohaituo Mountain”

According to NASA, Xiaohaituo Mountain (aka ‘the rock’) usually only sees 1.3 inches of snow in February, leaving many questioning the sense in the choice of venue.

According to the ‘Slippery Slopes‘ report recently published by Loughborough University, the Beijing Winter Games is the first to rely almost entirely on artificial snow.

The experts have warned that fake snow could become the norm for many ski resorts — especially those at lower altitudes — as climate change continues to cause global temperatures to rise.

2022 Olympics: How to host a skiing event near a desert

“The last winter Games in Korea, PyeongChang 2018 had a very cold start. Extra winds shields were erected and heaters had to be brought into the stadiums. There have been growing concerns about the number of viable locations for the winter Games in the future as our climate changes. Artificial snow is becoming the norm.”

Beijing 2022. Cold, yet another Winter Olympics with artificial snow

On this date in 1932, the Lake Placid Winter Olympics had to postponed due to warm weather.  They were trying to cover the slopes with snow from Canada, but it was melting as fast as they could bring it in.

12 Feb 1932, Page 2 – The Brooklyn Daily Eagle at Newspapers.com

13 Feb 1932, 4 – Record-Journal at Newspapers.com

13 Feb 1932, 17 – The Gazette at Newspapers.com

12 Feb 1932, 20 – The Fresno Bee at Newspapers.com

16 Jan 1932, Page 1 – The Los Angeles Times 

TimesMachine: January 14, 1932 – NYTimes.com

TimesMachine: January 15, 1932 – NYTimes.com

The winter of 1932 was the warmest on record in the US.

This what Lake Placid looks like today.

Whiteface Lake Placid Webcams | Whiteface Mountain

Three years ago the World Health Organization listed global warming and refusal to transfer taxpayer money to pharmaceutical companies among the top threats to public health.

Ten threats to global health in 2019

A school in New Hampshire has cancelled several dances with heterosexual sounding names.

Local ‘Guys & Dolls’ School Dance Cancelled Over Lack of Gender Inclusion – NH Journal

“A firefighter at Winton in Southland has tested positive for Covid-19.

Fire and Emergency New Zealand confirmed the case on Saturday and said that all firefighters from the Winton Volunteer Fire brigade are isolating as they have been identified as close contacts of a positive case.

They will all be tested and the fire trucks will be out of service until they come out of isolation.”

Covid 19: Omicron surge – Southland firefighter tests positive putting fire trucks out of service – NZ Herald

COVID-19 Data Explorer – Our World in Data

“At least 36 persons were killed and more than ‘200 injured, most of them on the outskirts of Montgomery, Ala., in a series of tornadoes which swept across Alabama and Mississippi yesterday.”  February 12, 1945

12 Feb 1945, Page 19 – The Mercury at Newspapers.com

California was hit by a tornado on this date in 1936.

13 Feb 1936, 1 – Tulare Advance-Register at Newspapers.com

Biden’s Winter Of Severe Illness And Death

“The year 1859 was another exceptional year. In October the thermometer registered 110° in the shade, and in December occurred the most remarkable precipitation of rain ever known in the county. It was estimated that one foot of water fell within twenty-four hours. The rivers overflowed the lowlands, doing considerable damage. The starving cattle and sheep, unsheltered from the pitiless rain, chilled through, died by thousands during the storm. Large tracts of the bottom lands were covered with sand and sediment.”

EXCEPTIONAL YEARS: A HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA FLOODS AND DROUGHT

11 Oct 1859, 3 – Daily National Democrat at Newspapers.com

It was 110F in October 1859 – the same year when Santa Barbara reach 133F on June 17 and the largest recorded solar storm occurred in early August.

13 Jun 1877, Page 2 – San Francisco Chronicle at Newspapers.com

13 Aug 1859, 2 – Pointe Coupee Democrat at Newspapers.com

29 Jun 1859, 4 – The Sacramento Bee at Newspapers.com

“The only instance of the simoom on this coast, mentioned either in its history or traditions, was that occurring at Santa Barbara on Friday, the 17th of June, 1859. The temperature during the morning was be- tween 75° and 80°, and gradually and regularly increased until about 1 o’clock p, M., when a blast of hot air from the northwest swept suddenly over the town, and struck the inhabitants with terror, It was quickly followed by others, At two o’clock the thermometer exposed to the air rose to 133°, and continued at or near that point for nearly three hours, while the burning wind raised-dense clouds of impalpable dust. No human being could withstand the heat. All betook themselves to their dwellings, and carefully closed every door and window. The thick adobe walls would have required days to have become warmed, and were consequently an admirable protection. Calves, rabbits, birds, etc., were killed, trees were blighted, fruit was blasted and fell to the ground, burned only on one side; the gardens were ruined. At five o’clock the thermometer fell to 122°, and at seven it stood at 77°. A fisherman in the channel in an open boat came back with his arms badly blistered.”

California of the South – Google Books

Baltimore Daily Exchange, Jul 29, 1859, p. 1

31 Aug 1859, Page 2 – Detroit Free Press at Newspapers.com

14 Sep 1859, Page 1 – The Louisville Daily Courier at Newspapers.com

31 Aug 1859, 1 – The Cadiz Sentinel at Newspapers.com

06 Sep 1859, Page 2 – Brooklyn Evening Star at Newspapers.com

The Carrington Event: History’s greatest solar storm | Space

There was a tremendous flood on the Mississippi the week before the record heat in Santa Barbara

09 Jun 1859, 2 – Chicago Tribune at Newspapers.com

14 May 1859, 1 – The Courier-Journal at Newspapers.com

30 Apr 1859, Page 1 – The Times-Picayune at Newspapers.com

29 Oct 1859, 3 – Sheffield and Rotherham Independent at Newspapers.com

01 Nov 1859, 4 – The Leeds Mercury at Newspapers.com

29 Oct 1859, 4 – The Bristol Mercury and Daily Post, Western Countries and South Wales Advertiser at Newspapers.com 

Biden has appointed Sam Brinton to protect the country from nuclear waste. Sam brags that he likes to have sex with animals and that he wears stilettos when he goes to Congress.

LGBTQ Appointments in the Biden-Harris Administration – LGBTQ Victory Institute

Sam Brinton | Profiles | LGBTQ Religious Archives Network

EXC: New Biden Nuclear Hire Is Drag Queen Who Wears Stilettos to Work, Discusses Sex With Animals, And Calls NIH Chief ‘Daddy Fauci’.

Sex with animals is not consensual. Biden has put a rapist in charge of protecting people.