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Just Stop Oil Activists - Hysterical
Having seen clips on the news and social media (sorry no links), I'm amazed that some of the women are actually nearly crying, telling us all that if their demands aren't met, their children and grandchildren will die along with countless millions across the globe. What a load of ballony.
Are they deranged or at least must have been brainwashed?
Are they deranged or at least must have been brainwashed?
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I'm afraid it ain't funny, . Teachers, particularly new young ones, are telling tales of an oncoming apocalyptical, dystopian future to very young vulnerable children. Mothers I've heard of complaining that their children are so worried by all this guff that they are crying themselves to sleep.
It really is an outrage.
It really is an outrage.
I was wondering the same a couple of weeks ago, dave. A GP was among those arrested and he said, quite sincerely, that humans are now experiencing "Hell on Earth" due to climate change. He said "many millions" of people had already died because of it and that this is only the beginning.
I'm a little worried for the sanity of people like him (and to be honest, he should be doing a bit more GP-ing and a little less gluing himself to roads or walking slowly backwards down the Cromwell Road). People have always died because of weather events, particularly in places likely to see heavy rainfall or high temperatures. Bangladesh in particular springs to mind. For so long as I can recall, that country has suffered floods. It endures annual monsoon rainfall and many of the people living in the south - an area dominated by large deltas - are flooded out regularly.
No doubt any floods that have occurred in recent years are said to have been caused by climate change. In fact they are caused by monsoon rain falling on an area totally unsuitable for human habitation.
I'm a little worried for the sanity of people like him (and to be honest, he should be doing a bit more GP-ing and a little less gluing himself to roads or walking slowly backwards down the Cromwell Road). People have always died because of weather events, particularly in places likely to see heavy rainfall or high temperatures. Bangladesh in particular springs to mind. For so long as I can recall, that country has suffered floods. It endures annual monsoon rainfall and many of the people living in the south - an area dominated by large deltas - are flooded out regularly.
No doubt any floods that have occurred in recent years are said to have been caused by climate change. In fact they are caused by monsoon rain falling on an area totally unsuitable for human habitation.
There was a lady on a jso demo being interviewed on TV today, telling us about how her grandson told her his fish had died because the water was too warm due to climate change. She actually burst into tears telling us she was trying to save her grandsons life. What a deluded brainwashed idiot and has obviously passed her histeria onto her grandchildren.
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