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1. Fred says:

   February 13, 2018 at 13:19

   From the website; “Our planet has enjoyed 10 warm periods during the past 10,000 years.”

   It’s also important to note about these warm periods that not all areas of the planet had the same level of increase at the same time…because it’s NOT A STATIC SYSTEM you leftest imbeciles. And the more we learn about space I’m starting to think that it’s not even a closed system.
   • tranquil says:

     February 13, 2018 at 14:52

     You’re right, Fred – it’s definitely not a closed system. There will be a sh*tload of heat that is radiated away into space.

     Anyway – if there *is* an ice-age coming along, it could be great for the West (for several reasons).

     1 – The muzz-scum prefer hotter climates so the colder Western countries can get, the better.

     2 – There is some evidence that a change to a colder climate can trigger outbreaks of the plague. This may have happened with the Plague of Justinian which happened soon after a cataclysmic volcanic eruption in the late 530s A.D. (probably Krakatoa) that affected climate around the world for a number of years.
     Muzz-scum would be most affected by such an outbreak, given that many live in the streets and in filthy overcrowded conditions.

     Colder climates would seem to favour an influenza outbreak too.
     Again, the muzz-scum would be heaviest hit.

     Ok, an ice-age would lead to problems with food production (especially crop production) but human ingenuity should overcome a lot of that. Greenhouses could at least grow fruit and veges. Wheat would be a bigger problem.
     • Fred says:

       February 13, 2018 at 15:03

       You mention ‘human ingenuity’. I read an argument not long ago that indicated the reason whites are mostly responsible for modern technological advances is because we survived in colder climates forcing innovation in food gathering, hunting, and farming. Additionally perhaps indoor heat and indoor flushable plumbing advances as well. And manufacturing starting with clothes and materials for home building. All this may stem from colder weather peoples. Running around half nakit with you tribe of warriors is not a luxury those in northern climes had.

       Of course, shitting in your drinking water supply century after century isn’t exactly appealing but I’m not judging anybody here, what do I know.
       • Darin says:

         February 13, 2018 at 15:23

         This is true,necessity is the mother of invention and a short growing season coupled with the real possibility of starvation created the imputus to invent methods and devices to make better use of the short season.
     • Robertv says:

       February 13, 2018 at 20:15

       So what you are saying is that the ‘greens’ who want a colder climate hate muzz-scum.
       
   • Robertv says:

     February 13, 2018 at 20:11

     And even if those last 10 000 years were a bit warmer than the 90 000 years before they still form part of the ongoing ice age.

     https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/60/Five_Myr_Climate_Change.png

     Much warmer is the normal for our planet.

     https://muchadoaboutclimate.files.wordpress.com/2013/08/blog4_temp.png
   • Robertv says:

     February 13, 2018 at 20:37

     It has never been about climate but always about power. They use climate only so you give away your freedom voluntarily.

     Realise that climate is just 1 of the many tools to achieve that goal by our progressive friends.

     Direct taxation is another one. Form 1040 tells you what you are, A SLAVE. It gives Big Brother the right to know everything about you.

     https://youtu.be/VpzQbdsrnAQ
     min 27,43
     • Robertv says:

       February 13, 2018 at 20:51

       https://youtu.be/4NN7n3ABYx4

       min 24.20
     • Warren Tooley says:

       February 13, 2018 at 21:05

       Without the income tax, government would have to be limited. Governments can borrow as much as they want, provided they levy an income tax on you. The income tax was introduced before either World War I or II.
       • Darin says:

         February 13, 2018 at 21:44

         The key here is corporate income tax.Individual income tax one knows exactly how much they are paying.With corporate tax the amount of taxation on a given item is baked right into the sale price.In the US it ranges from 20-35% of the item cost being corporate tax liability.

         Elsewhere it’s done through GST or VAT.My Canadian friends wonder why everything in Canada is 25-30% higher than in the US.Simple answer is they are paying for their socialism and our socialism as well since Canada is producing less finished goods these days and many companies that retail in Canada are branches of US companies or owned outright by US firms.
         • Darin says:

           February 13, 2018 at 21:54

           Some interesting reading-
           https://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/terence-p-jeffrey/feds-collect-record-taxes-first-month-under-tax-cut-run-surplus
         • Warren Tooley says:

           February 13, 2018 at 22:50

           Darin, what I’m trying to get at is there was a time when income tax didn’t exist. When sales tax and property tax were enough. The US ran surpluses in most years before the income tax.

           Most people can’t comprehend how this is possible. Simple, the government would be limited in what it could spend. 2ndly the banks are happy to lend, if income tax is collected. Ronald Reagan got shot after stating that all the income tax goes to the banks.
           • Brown says:

             February 14, 2018 at 18:38

             Income tax in the US probably stemmed from the creation of the Federal Reserve – 1913 I recall. NZ’s experiment began around about the same time but slipped in as a tax to break up unproductive land holdings. It was set initially at 3% and was seen by many at the time as a dangerous move because it would be a thin end of a wedge. I guess people in those days were smarter because they didn’t trust the politicians at all.
             • Darin says:

               February 15, 2018 at 02:57

               
               • Warren Tooley says:

                 February 15, 2018 at 08:32

                 Yes Brown, you have the gist of the idea. The Federal Reserve creates money out of thin air and then lends it to banks and politicians. By having an income tax, this money goes straight to the banks, to repay the debt.

                 The income tax here was imposed in the 1930s at the time the Reserve Bank was created.

                 This tells you where your taxes go to, sections 4, 5 and 6 tell you where your income tax goes to.

                 http://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1961/0003/latest/DLM325999.html?search=ts_act%40bill%40regulation%40deemedreg_%22international+finance+agreements+act%22_resel_25_a&p=1
               • Warren Tooley says:

                 February 15, 2018 at 08:35

                 Section 1, says because we belong to the International Monetary Fund.
2. Darin says:

   February 13, 2018 at 15:29

   Not much mention is made of it,but Volcanic activity over the last decade has slowly been trending upward.

   https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2017/12/2017-the-year-in-volcanic-activity/548273/

   More dust in the atmosphere has several implications,colder temps is just one.
3. Ronbo says:

   February 14, 2018 at 02:13

   Greenland – for over 400 years starting around 1000 A.D. during a period of Global Warming – was colonized by the Vikings and in the south it was warm enough for farming and the grazing of cattle, sheep, etc.

   In fact, the Greenland colony (which in terms of geography is part of North America) was doing so well for a couple of hundred years that the Pope sent a Bishop to oversee the various churches that had been founded by the settlers…

   Then the climate became much colder and farming became impossible. The colonists could have adopted the ways of the native Greenlanders, the Eskimos, whom they were in contact with and who would have shared their cold weather survival techniques with the them, but they refused to adapt the Arctic climate because they thought themselves superior Europeans….or perhaps they were told by their leaders to stay on the farms because that the warm days would return and the snow would melt and the glorious days of Greenland European style farming would return…but it didn’t….

   Thus the first European colony in North America ended in starvation, freezing and disease in the early 15th century.

   There is a lesson here for those who refuse to believe in and adapt to REAL climate change.
   • Fred says:

     February 14, 2018 at 04:51

     Interesting. I read somewhere that England had a thriving grape vineyard industry and some of the best wine in the known world as recently as the middle ages. It has since cooled there and now, as we know, France has the ‘best’ wine.
     • Ronbo says:

       February 14, 2018 at 06:22

       Yep! I think the Romans – those ancient lovers of fine wine, baths and orgies (with lots willing slave girls, the cads! – started the vineyards in the south of England during their 400 year occupation (after driving out the blue painted Celts, who were reduced to running naked in the hills of Scotland with spears after game for meals and their fur) – and likely in France as well – as their years in northern Europe happened in a warm climate period….I do believe the European vineyards are now located only in southern Europe.
       • mawm says:

         February 14, 2018 at 08:40

         There are still vineyards in England but I can’t say anything positive about their wines. There are also some claims that the Viking grew grapes in Greenland…