Showing posts with label global warming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label global warming. Show all posts

Monday, August 19, 2019

Trump and Putin's Secret Plan to Retire to Greenland - United Island Kingdom of Former Political Criminals?




And after the North Pole melts, Greenland will be the gateway to North America from across the defrosted pond from guess where - you got it - Russia. 

Look at a proper map and see that Greenland is like the biggest island land mass and looking part of the total of North America. Most maps show its southern tip and not the whole thing but its present seemingly isolated image. (Google Maps)



And barring a public sale, country to country, maybe a little private "DEAL" to buy a chunk of it with self rule rights and no extradition with the U.S. (wink, nod) 

Just like Orr'r plane crashes in Catch 22 - a method to Trump's madness.

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Monday, March 9, 2015

Rick Scott's Florida - 2015 or 1015?





Rick Scott’s Florida:

These books mentioning “global warming,” “climate change” or “sea level rise” did not make the cut at Florida’s Department of “Environmental Protection”.


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Monday, November 10, 2014

George P. Bush (Texas) Not a Scientist - Code? For “I Am A Moron” (Just like Uncle Georgie [W. Bush])


George P Bush of Texas - "I Ain't No Scientist"



(Cobert) then turned his ire — and jokes — to Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush, nephew of George W. Bush. The new Bush on the block had pulled the classic “I'm not a scientist” line during an interview about global warming, something that didn't sit well with even the conservative character.

And when the land commissioner was asked how much man has contributed to the rising sea levels, he punted.


“Everywhere from no impact at all, to 100 percent,” Bush said.



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Friday, November 8, 2013

Tea Party Witchdoctor David Barton Anointed as Next Texas Senator by Religious Right? – Abortion Causes Global Warming – Petty Mobster “God’s Curse”







But apparently, he WASN'T "conservative" enough for many Republicans in Texas. Over the past few weeks, Tea Party activists floated the idea of replacing Cornyn with David Barton, the evangelical activist who has done more than anyone else to advance the "Christian Nation" myth. Although Barton withdrew his name from consideration Wednesday, Glen Beck (among others) is still holding out hope that a "true conservative" might step in to take down the perfidious Cornyn. 

 The fact that this kind of discussion is even taking place helps put to rest two very common misperceptions about the right wing of the Republican party. The first is that the Tea Party is primarily about fiscal and economic issues. It is not; it is also about religion. 

 The second misperception that Barton's abortive candidacy exposed is that the Tea Party is a conservative and patriotic force in American politics. In fact, it is a radical movement that seeks to destroy our present system of government. There is nothing comparable to it on the left or the right in American politics.