A dumb ass fox news shill and you show your utter stupidity comrade. Zerohedge is a pro Russia propaganda site. Typical of you dimwits.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
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A dumb ass fox news shill and you show your utter stupidity comrade. Zerohedge is a pro Russia propaganda site. Typical of you dimwits.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
HoHo since there is nothing in there worth discussing, it probably belongs in the Fox News Retards thread. After all, they are the ones who hired the dumb shit.
https://teakdoor.com/speakers-corner...x-news-82.html
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Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
Shoot the "messenger" and ignore the "Facts".
How unusual a reply from both of you.
There are no facts there you moron.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
If you think Fox News has "facts" then it explains why you think your silly chinky propaganda and other whackjobbery is believable.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
:rofl:
has it started raining acid yet?:)
It's funny how chumps like you invariably end up demonstrating how meaningful action solves problems.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chico
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I'm getting really concerned about all this rain we are having in the UK.
Any ideas if Noah has any space on his boat.:)
Are the "facts" regarding temperature rise over the last century inaccurate? Has the sea level been rising for 2,000 years fake? Have the numbers of Typhoons increased in number true or fake?Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
I would ask you to prove any of those things and provide context, but clearly that is not something of which you are capable.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
But for a start, why don't you read fucking SCIENCE instead of Fox News bullshit?
Just watched on AlJazeera (beautiful undersea pictures):
Planet SOS: Where will climate refugees go when the tide rises? (video)
We travel to the island nation of Palau to explore the impact of rising seas and warming waters due to climate change.
23 Nov 2019
The island nation of Palau in the western Pacific Ocean is on the front line of the climate crisis. The very thing that has long nurtured people there now threatens them and their way of life.
But as coral reefs around the world are turning into bleached coral graveyards, the super corals of Palau may hold the answer to saving the world's coral reefs.
As oceans warm and sea levels rise, we explore efforts to protect the people and the unique biodiversity of Palau, including a unique sub-species of jellyfish.
Al Jazeera's Nick Clark sits down with the President of Palau, Tommy Esang Remengesau Jr, a veteran campaigner on the world stage, who is fighting to draw attention to the plight of the people of the Pacific.
Heidi Zhou-Castro travels to the Alaskan village of Newtok where Alaskan natives are confronting the emotional and financial toll of having to move as the sea consumes their homes.
And Mereana Hond lays out the vast impacts of just a half-degree Celsius rise in global temperature.
Al Jazeera's Oliver Varney goes underwater to observe the pioneering work of scientists on Palau's reefs, hoping to unlock the secret of Palau's super corals and create special strains able to withstand the stresses of a warming planet for use in reefs around the world.
We speak to scientist Ralph Keeling who, along with his father Charles, measured levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere - what's now known as the Keeling Curve.
Finally, Al Jazeera's Natacha Butler is in The Netherlands where they are using age-old technology to explore the possibility of building homes on the water.
https://www.aljazeera.com/programmes...210027418.html
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Originally Posted by OhOh
Typical bsnub
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Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
Who’s science.
You would not know a fact if it came up and punched you in the face.Quote:
Originally Posted by RPETER65
If you have not figured it out by now it is clear that you never will.Quote:
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As I said typical bsnub all talk no action
Are you really this far gone?Quote:
Originally Posted by RPETER65
So apparently you are senile as I have been posting science and fact in this forum for over a decade. I have humiliated you countless times.Quote:
Originally Posted by RPETER65
Clearly he is and he has proven it on more than just this thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
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Well,possibly so but again who’s science? Woould that be the science of one world government,or the science of income redistribution,or the science of wanting to fly on private jets around the world and accomplishing absolutely nothing.
Look to your evangelical puppet masters with regards to flying around on private jets.Quote:
Originally Posted by RPETER65
You are an idiot. All you can do is churn out feeble whackjob cliches that you are fed on Fox News, like the gullible little trumpanzee that you are.Quote:
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I truly believe- truly believe-that deep down, some people who outwardly support climate change, don't actually believe it. They just don't want to deal with the cognitive overhead that comes when you object to a mainstream narrative. And I totally understand. I wish climate change was true. Then things would be far simpler. There would be less daunting questions about the political order.
And you react to people who openly challenge it, not because you are concerned about the polar bears, but because we lay bare, the inconvenient political question about who could be behind it and where this is coming from.
I think the Occams Razor here is that there's strong Malthusian elements in the Gramscian world order.
^ I believe that there are strong elements of Malthusianism in the Gramsican world order. And that is where climate change is coming from.
Neo-Gramscianism perceives state sovereignty as subjugated to a global economic system marked by the emergence of a transnational financial system and a corresponding transnational system of production. The major players in these systems, multinational corporations and international financial institutions such as the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, have evolved into a "transnational historic bloc" that exercises global hegemony. The historic bloc acquires its authority through the tacit consent of the governed population gained through coercive techniques of intellectual and cultural persuasion, largely absent violence.
It links itself to other social groups that have been involved in political struggles to expand its influence and seeks to solidify its power through the standardization and liberalization of national economies, creating a single regulatory regime (e.g. World Trade Organization).
Cool, but what you believe is irrelevant because science.Quote:
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Neo-Gramscianism ..... acquires its authority through ..............techniques of intellectual and cultural persuasionQuote:
Originally Posted by AntRobertson