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“The Aztecs sacrificed tens of thousands of people”

June 18, 2019 at 4:59 pm

Frustrated by the failure of universe to conform to their death cult, climate alarmists are increasingly resorting to threats of violence and jail against climate heretics.

I was at about 9,500 feet this afternoon west of Los Alamos, NM, when it turned very cold and rainy.

 On the drive back down, I could see a massive storm covering the Sangre de Cristo mountains about 20 miles north of Santa Fe.

When the air cleared this evening, fresh snow became visible above 12,000 feet on the Truchas Peaks, where I used to work as a wilderness ranger.

In order to get a smooth coating on the mountains like that, the snow has to be about a foot deep. I was born here over 60 years ago, and have never seen anything like this in June.

These mountains were on fire this week in 1890, when CO2 was much lower and humans hadn’t overheated the atmosphere yet.

Spokane Falls Daily Chronicle – Google News Archive Search

At the end of June in 1890, massive low forest fires were burning up the mountains north of Santa Fe.

Spokane Falls Daily Chronicle – Google News Archive Search

This is what the burn area looked like on Father’s Day 2019. The world’s tallest aspen groves are located here, thanks to the fires of the 1890s.