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Post by thirsty on Oct 20, 2011 17:00:24 GMT -5
citizented.com/?p=1923Good doom. The best picture is the aerial photo of a typical Moldova village. For them the next decade will be like falling off a first floor balcony, a non-event.... For other's, not so much.... ;D Global warming, if we are lucky. If the Russians are right, Ice Age, and that is one helluva headwind if you ask me. iceagenow.info/2011/10/earliest-snow-ireland-1964/
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Post by plove on Oct 20, 2011 19:36:50 GMT -5
Yo thirsty, ..... I see y'all still in the trolling and bullshit business.
Why not take another vaccine bullet, ahh, err, hmm ... shot for the home team.
On second thought, a tot of silver colloid water might better serve in your present miseries.
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Post by thirsty on Oct 20, 2011 21:01:03 GMT -5
Yo thirsty, ..... I see y'all still in the trolling and bullshit business. Why not take another vaccine bullet, ahh, err, hmm ... shot for the home team. On second thought, a tot of silver colloid water might better serve in your present miseries. Hey bud, silver is for weighing gunsafes down, I use Bombay Gin to kill all the germs. Besides, it is a well known known that cancer, bacteria and the herpes virus are all scared to catch ME. |
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Post by looter on Oct 21, 2011 6:15:53 GMT -5
Nice links Thirsty. Just looked at the global crude oil production data and I'm sorely confounded that the biggest news ever isn't talked about ever. Where's the fanfare? Where's the interest? Why bother talking econ recovery at all? Why mess with stimulus when its so clear that life as we knew it is over?
I will post the oil data when I get to a 'puter.
As far as the climate goes, I'm onboard with the new ice age thing. I'm turning bulls out 3 weeks "too soon" for fall calves cuz I'm afraid of early winters as we slip into the arctic.
So.... Is the southern plains just plain forked? Is this the new normal? I saw climate models a few year ago that said ND will become a lake and TX a desert... So far that's on track.
For a long time now man isn't getting forced to operate as a nomad. So we sent down roots. That wasn't always the case. Ice eras do happen. We are due. This has been the longest inter-glacial period ever. It's hybrid to say history will never ever repeat.
Wonder how a 1,200 foot tall glacier parked atop the Outback Ranch would effect its appraisal? It wasn't really that long ago a similar glacier swept my place. Who would a guy even mail the taxes to, what with the courthouse getting rolled up among the rubble and all.....
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Post by MarlandS on Oct 21, 2011 8:20:43 GMT -5
I guess if the suppositions in the link are correct, I need to decide whether to stay here on the black dirt prairie within 8 miles of a population center with over 100,000 people and a sparse rural population or to move to my little farm down in so IL with a small town 3/4 of a mile away and a denser rural population with the added bonus of lots of small ponds and large lakes nearby . Doesn't sound like much of a choice to me , i'll be heading south .
I have a new "neighbor" who bought a "country" house , right across the road from me. It's a 250 x 250 lot and he thinks that if the shit hits the fan it'll be big enough for a subsistance garden for him, his wife and their 3 teenage boys, there's a huge pond in the middle of the lot so he really doesn't have much dirt . His second question to me was whether not not I had guns to help prtoect the neighborhood from roving bands.. We're on a county hiway, this isn't the place to try to defend 24/7 . Oh and a funny, he thinks they'll be deer hunting in the yard because he saw "deer beds' under the evergreens last winter , it was just where the wind didn't deposit snow .. .. moron . He's owned the house for a year now, has remodeled it and still hasn't given up his Mcmansion in town , this is just an "emergency" place .
Not too worried about a glacier, I do have a moraine just south of me but figure it'd take a while for one to push down to here
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Post by plove on Oct 21, 2011 13:49:06 GMT -5
Greetings thirsty, ... so you have not heard of HAARP, chemtrails, and scalar energy used by TPTB to modify our weather? Pity, bright lad like you should know the difference between the work of Mother Nature and government criminals.
Yup, most of the floods, droughts, tornadoes, and even earthquakes are made by man and his machines.
Of course, TPTB say they spew those vast chemtrail clouds of aluminum nanaparticles ... that blanket the world ... for our benefit, to reflect cosmic rays, and so save the earth from global warming. Unfortunately,
sooner or later, these aluminum particles fall to earth and fuckup soil conductivity, robbing plants and trees of the nutrients they need to grow and flourish. Animals breathe in these nanoparticles ... causing death by respiratory disease in humans to jump from 8th to 3rd on the mortality list in the last six years.
Your concern for Ireland is timely, if misdirected. Ireland is the only country in Europe with fluoridated water, which water turns people passive and docile, lowers IQ by 15 points, and doubles hip operations, due to loss of bone integrity.
Yup, fluorine accumulates in the body -- in the bones, actually, causing them to fracture in folks at a relatively early age. Thanks again to the criminals, 66% of Americans still drink fluoridated water.
As you might imagine, fluorine is one of the very favorite chemicals among the Illuminati. But why in Ireland of all the countries in Europe? Ahhh, yes, the Rothschilds took over the management of Vatican finances in 1824.
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Post by jrtheoriginal on Oct 22, 2011 8:54:02 GMT -5
I think this year provede that corn can tolerate heat and dry way better than cold and damp. Future eaters better hope that we get global warming or they are gonna be real hungry!
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Post by thirsty on Oct 23, 2011 11:13:55 GMT -5
ploveI drink two shooters of pure 100% flouride every morning just to dumb it down enough for the rest of humanity to understand me. Natural disasters have been going on since before man walked on two legs. I just need to drive an hour east out into the 'badlands' and see whole fossil beds laid out before the naked eye as direct evidence of extinction level events well before and without humanity's involvement. I keep an open mind about all that conspiracy stuff though, I just think the our Universe, and its power makes man's impact and his involvement in the grand scheme of things rather puny. In other news, I'm house sitting here on the tenth hole of Gleneagles (the other one), and its non-stop foursomes all weekend. Its tough biz being a full time Ice Age doomer around these parts right now...
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Post by Grainbelt on Oct 23, 2011 18:40:06 GMT -5
Scotland Thirsty? Damn.....wish I was there......Day at Gleneagles and the train North to St Andrews..........I am very jealous.
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Post by thirsty on Oct 23, 2011 20:32:48 GMT -5
Scotland Thirsty? Damn.....wish I was there......Day at Gleneagles and the train North to St Andrews..........I am very jealous. The other one. www.gleneaglesgolf.com/ ;D |
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Post by plove on Oct 23, 2011 21:10:05 GMT -5
@ Goddayum thirsty ... u be setin in de cat boid ceet sur nuff.
Happy were the days spent at the 19th hole of the local CC, listening to the upper proletariat dispense
the wisdom of a little money. Like frogs they were in swamp water ... getting hotter every minute.
CC membership ain't what it used to be. Dying like flies they are round here, and more CCs closing all the time. Still, what the hell, one last round for the ole home team.
I was TV-ing the golf tournament held outside of Boston last month. The CC had lost 50 trees so far this year, and many of the trees left were dying. TV Land thought the wide-open golf course looked great.
Well, good luck with the fluoride cocktail cum flu shot. Cancer is now the 2nd biggest industry in the USA.
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Post by Grainbelt on Oct 24, 2011 9:26:00 GMT -5
Scotland Thirsty? Damn.....wish I was there......Day at Gleneagles and the train North to St Andrews..........I am very jealous. The other one. www.gleneaglesgolf.com/ ;D That one looks pretty nice too......Add that to the list. |
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