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Re: climate change

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thor stoneman wrote:
> 
> "This process slows down the escape of heat from the earth."
> 
> Heat does not escape the earth. At night the heat of the earth is reduced and the heated water has a heat capacity six time more than the earth atmosphere. Have you every been close to a nuclear power plant's cooling tower functioning at full blast?  Then imagine 30,000 cooling towers running at full steam 24/7.
> 
> Genius is not being EXTRAORDINARILY smart but not being stupid.
> 
> When did climate change start?---the inception of nuclear power.


"climate change" started when they changed it from the words...'global warming'.

(maybe you forgot)

But, if..IF you want to know that which you call "climate change" and when did it started..

it is caused by gravitational waves from the Black Holes.

Just as the black holes
gravitational waves
are causing the earth
to lose course of it's
magnetic poles and
are the REAL cause of 
waht you call Climate Change,
or to change the climate...

but, it is also the reason why
BEES are disappearing...since bees use
the magnetic fields to...navigate.

Since the north magnetic pole is shifting to Siberia, so are the bees shifting,
and the weather.


But of course like always the STUPID scientist of the world are saying
Climate Change is making the bees disappear..stupid, stupid, stupid.

Scientist have their noses in Textbooks. (fraudalent information contained in academic books)   



"Unusual weather we're having, ain't it?" --Wizard of Oz, 1939




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 to think the unthinkable, mention the unmentionable, say the unsayable, and challenge
 the unchallengeable.

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