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LINDA Mortimore, of Dawlish, was part of the Great Britain team that took part in the European Dragon Boat Championships in Czechia recently. A dragon boat is a long, narrow boat seating 10 or 20 paddlers, side by side.
The problem is climate alarmists have cried wolf too many times. Every decade since the 70s we've only had 10 years to save the planet, yet we are still here living on the coast with the same climate and the same sea level.
@Paul A belief is not the same as fact. So you really contest that 200 years of industrialization has had a negative impact on rising greenhouse gas emissions? And just because somebody has lived by the sea in the Dawlish area all there life and based on their personal observations they say that sea levels haven't changed doesn't make it fact. It also can't be extrapolated and used as ...
@Knighton And you can include the "vaccines" in that.
Worldwide scam. I can think of 1 . Covid
If a person / government comes up with a clever scam, it gets copied by others. I believe the climate change is a scam. It controls people by fear. "Do this or your children will have no air to breath". All around the world governments have realised this is a brilliant control mechanism and copied it. Natural climate change was the greatest thing to ever happen to this country. It made us an ...
@Burnside I know there are some scientists that don't subscribe to the mainstream view and I'm aware of criticisims levelled at many of them relating to lobbysits and corporation in certain industries that they're linked to. However if you're suggesting that the scientific consensus on anthropgenic climate change is in fact a worldwide conspiracy then why should we have any faith in any ...
There are plenty of scientists who do not subscribe to the "climate crisis" scam, though as politicans and the legacy media set the agenda you rarely hear their point of view. Thank goodness for alternative sources of media through the Internet. Politicians are addicted to control, it's what they do, and they appear to be taking their orders from the World Economic Forum which advocates Agenda ...
@Paul I think a lot of people who would usually vote Tory did the same as you, and some usual Tory votes who wouldn't vote Refom just stayed at home and didn't vote at all. I don't think the low voter turn-out is solely down to photo ID coming in. The Labour party knows that their victory isn't as convincing as the landslide 412 seats suggests, it's all down to first-past-the-post, with ...
I agree. I couldn't vote tory (which I usually do) because I couldn't say, you're doing great, carry on. I voted reform, with the idea that if reform get a big number of votes then hopefully labour and the tories would think, that's a lot of people not happy with the normal parties and change, so they don't say one thing but do something else. I really hope labour do a good job, maybe they ...