Wednesday, July 07, 2010

BWAHAHAHAHAHA! I Guess We're Not Scared Enough

One more reason to keep the Liberals in the wilderness for forty years.

Disaffected Lib, AKA Mound of Sound, has posted this video and has himself all twisted in a knot about the coming "catastrophe". I look at this vid and I think, well, they've lost the argument in the scientific realm, so now they have to scare people with "security threat" nonsense. So, they drag up a bunch of old military men, none of whom have an inkling about the science. Waaay too transparent to fool regular folks, but DL/MofS has never shied away from revealing his gullibility for all to see.

Watch it for yourself:



BTW, I wonder how General Sullivan (beginning at the 4:20 mark) would explain the Red River Floods of 1776 (during which one man reported sailing overland from Red Lake in Minnesota to the Red River Colony area) and 1885 where the floodwaters exceeded 15.2 meters and what he thinks is so different about the recent flood he refers to and this one, from 1950? Or the Red River flooding in 1826 that destroyed the Red River Settlement, or the ones in 1852 and 1861?  Or the one in 1897 that remains the largest flood on record for the community of Fargo, North Dakota?

Now, this is not to say that we needn't be prepared with adaptive strategies for whatever the future brings, be it a return to icy conditions such as existed during the Little Ice Age or to warmer conditions, which have happened many, many times in the past, no less rapidly than currently predicted by the alarmists (see Plimer, chapter 2), but it's the former we'd have to worry about more than the later.  Warmer climates create lush vegetation, more food and healthier populations, certainly more so than colder climates, in which growing food is extremely difficult.

Anyway, the more Libtards and Leftards in general reveal of their gullibility, the better.  Keep going DL! We need people like you.

Ian Plimer:










PS: Why do you think the Nile Valley is so fertile? It's in the middle of a vast desert, too.

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