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The Washington Post has used the Hurricane Florence as an excuse to turn it against Trump reporting he is “complicit” on climate change and this storm is basically all his fault. Surely if we just taxes every house $1,000 a year as in Canada for the Global Warming Tax storms like this would NEVER happen again is the implication. The Post wrote:

YET AGAIN, a massive hurricane feeding off unusually warm ocean water has the potential to stall over heavily populated areas, menacing millions of people. Last year Hurricane Harvey battered Houston. Now, Hurricane Florence threatens to drench already waterlogged swaths of the East Coast, including the nation’s capital. If the Category 4 hurricane does, indeed, hit the Carolinas this week, it will be the strongest storm on record to land so far north.

President Trump issued several warnings on his Twitter feed Monday, counseling those in Florence’s projected path to prepare and listen to local officials. That was good advice.

Yet when it comes to extreme weather, Mr. Trump is complicit. He plays down humans’ role in increasing the risks, and he continues to dismantle efforts to address those risks. It is hard to attribute any single weather event to climate change. But there is no reasonable doubt that humans are priming the Earth’s systems to produce disasters.


The press is acting like there have never been storms like we have today and this is all because of Global Warming.

The first three of the top 12 worse storms to hit New Jersey took place in 1804, 1806, and 1821 followed by 1903. All predate the combustion engine and CO2 emissions.

Then there was the famous Spanish Treasure Ship fleet where all 11 ships were sunk in a Hurricane of 1715.

Hello! These are before they claim Global Warming began! The list of the worst storms from the 19th century forward is 1804, 1806, 1821, 1900, 1903, 1938, 1944, 1955, 1960, 1999, 2011, and 2012.

The worst hurricane was 1900 insofar if the measurement is the number of people dead which reached 12,000 in Galveston, Texas.

After the hurricane of 2017 that was to hit Florida, CNN had people scared to the point they were, according to the Associated Press, paying $1,725 for a flight from Fort Myers to Charlotte, North Carolina ahead of Irma.

People around here hate CNN for their coverage last year.

They staged things like standing in water while the film crew was not anywhere close to the same depths. You have to figure Anderson Cooper was also probably standing with his knees bent to make it look even deeper. They are trying so hard to manufacture news it has become outrageous.

CNN claimed there would be a storm surge of 7 to 10 feet. I live right on the beach and it reached maybe one foot.
The other day, there were two young girls sitting at the next table and all they talked about was FAKE NEWS and how they will not even watch TV anymore.

If they get caught manufacturing this nonsense, can we believe anything anyone says now in mainstream media left or right?

The Hurricanes of 1933, 1936 and 1938 were devastating and did far more damage especially because they were successive. The weather was going really nuts at this point in history. Don’t forget the Dust Bowl which wiped out agriculture and was the cause of protectionism as well as driving unemployment to 25%.

This was one reason we had to collect data on such weather and include this in our models since it dramatically impacted the economy. At this point in time, agriculture during the Great Depression accounted for 40% of the civil workforce. When weather prevented crops, we plunged into the Great Depression. So what caused that? They must have a theory that we caused the hurricanes before the combustion engine?

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When it comes to storms, they have falsely reported this stuff so much that when a real threat actually does present itself, nobody will listen. The media will be responsible for the deaths of countless people.


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