As if to highlight that Global Warming is nothing but a wealth redistribution scheme, SecTres Yellen put a $3 TRILLION ANNUAL price tag on, well, we’re not sure what this buys for the climate.
But we’re POSITIVE it’s a redistribution of American wealth.
As if to highlight that Global Warming is nothing but a wealth redistribution scheme, SecTres Yellen put a $3 TRILLION ANNUAL price tag on, well, we’re not sure what this buys for the climate.
But we’re POSITIVE it’s a redistribution of American wealth.
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Minute Mark; 51:00
00:00 Blackrock's role in economic crises and concerns. 08:44 Policy proposed, implemented, wealth transfer during COVID. 10:18 Blackrock's influence on US fiscal policy questioned. 17:53 Potential economic crisis expected regardless of election. 23:35 Emotion often hinders rational crisis response. Financial impact overlooked in favor of immediate solutions. 28:34 Political parties appoint Wall Street insiders to government. 33:27 Taxpayer money wasted through mismanaged contracts. 40:01 Social media used for mind control research. 47:18 US government's debt and war's impact. 50:48 Hyperinflation of dollar benefits Bitcoin, stable coins. 58:26 Satellite firm surveilling Latin America raises concerns. 01: 04:08 Cosine theorem, exploitation of natural resources, economic fairness. 01:10 :00 Financializing nature risks environmental exploitation and abuse. 01 :14 :46 Book "One Nation Under Blackmail" details Epstein scandal. 01 :19 :36 Power operates differently than we've been taught. 01:25: 03 Humans need to trust each other less. 01:28:59 Focus on digital ID's impact on freedom. 01:36:56 Silicon Valley's ties to military/intelligence raise concerns. 01:42: 02 Prepare for crisis, be self-sufficient, resist control. 01:47 :15 Chile offers more affordable living and healthcare. 01:49:34 Debt will lead to inevitable economic change.
Honey, I've run economics on 500 million dollar projects. Anyone who tries to downplay the significance of a trillion dollar investment - let alone a 76 trillion dollar investment - is a dumb housewife who has never had to do anything business related except a household budget. And you probably fucked that up too.
But setting that aside, it's not an investment. It's a government driven agenda. Again... if it were competitive the market would have done it long ago. Maybe learn something about incremental economic analysis to compare the viability of different projects. And stop being so cunty.
Honey, I've run economics on 500 million dollar projects. Anyone who tries to downplay the significance of a trillion dollar investment - let alone a 76 trillion dollar investment -
Some can even answer basic climate questions that you cannot...
1. Why does one Earth polar circle have 9+ times the ice of the other?
2. Why is there ice age glacier south of Arctic Circle on Greenland but no such ice age glacier north of Arctic Circle on Alaska?
3. If the oceans are "warming" why is the record decade for canes still the 1940s?
4. If the oceans are "rising" why can't we see one single photo of land sinking?
5. How did Co2 thaw North America and freeze Greenland at the same time?
Because northern Alaska gets limited precipitation. That means the snow melts out every year, so glaciers don't build up. Greenland gets a lot more precipitation.
What does that have to do with global warming? We keep asking, you keep running.
It didn't. Greenland was already frozen, and didn't unfreeze. You're making up more nonsense.
There. Answered. You can run again now, and come back later claiming nobody answered your questions. Just remember that liars roast in Hell, and unless you publicly repent of your sins, you're headed for a toasty afterlife.
Because northern Alaska gets limited precipitation. That means the snow melts out every year, so glaciers don't build up. Greenland gets a lot more precipitation.
Western Regional Climate Center, providing climate services, data, and research for 13 western states
wrcc.dri.edu
In the maritime zone a coastal mountain range coupled with plentiful moisture produces annual precipitation amounts up to 200 inches in the southeastern panhandle, and up to 150 inches along the northern coast of the Gulf of Alaska. Amounts decrease to near 60 inches on the southern side of the Alaska Range in the Alaska Peninsula and Aleutian Island sections. Precipitation amounts decrease rapidly to the north, with an average of 12 inches in the continental zone and less than 6 inches in the arctic region.
Snowfall makes up a large portion of the total annual precipitation. For example, Yakutat averages 216 inches of snow annually and has a total annual precipitation (rain plus water equivalent of snow) of about 130 inches. Along the arctic slope, Barrow receives an average of 29 inches of snow annually and a total annual precipitation of slightly more than 4 inches. Total snow depths on the ground are controlled by the temperature of an area. Fortunately, most of the areas of heavy snow have relatively mild temperatures which prevent total depths from becoming excessive. Present-day snow removal equipment is able to keep highways and airports operational.
Precipitation extremes are of interest. With reference to total amounts (both rain and snow) and based on existing records, the greatest annual precipitation occurred at MacLeod Harbor on Montague Island in the Gulf of Alaska with 332.29 inches in 1976. This station also holds the record for monthly totals with 70.99 inches in November 1976.
The record maximum for 24 hours occurred on December 29, 1955, in the city of Cordova (North Gulf of Alaska coast) with a measured amount of 14.13 inches. Snowfall extremes are all credited to a station at Thompson Pass, which is on the highway north of Valdez. The record measurements are: season (1952-53) 974.5 inches; month (February 1953) 298 inches; and 24-hour (December 1955) 62 inches.
Precipitation in Greenland decreased to 463.81 mm in 2023 from 495.08 mm in 2022. This page includes a chart with historical data for Greenland Average Precipitation.
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Precipitation in Greenland increased to 497.10 mm in 2022 from 493.07 mm in 2021. Precipitation in Greenland averaged 439.54 mm from 1901 until 2022, reaching an all time high of 535.30 mm in 1996 and a record low of 361.19 mm in 1985. source: Worldbank
One millimeter is eqaul to 1/25.4 of an inch
So Greenland averages 20 inches, Alaska at its lowest gets 60, highest gets more than 300
LOW END MOSSAD LIAR BUSTED AGAIN... Alaska gets WAY MORE PRECIPITATION THAN GREENLAND
What is an ICE AGE? Most apparently still believe it is a terrifying horror movie event where Earth all at once freezes up. The data has never supported such a scenario. Since 2010, there has been a massive effort to re-write Earth climate history into a series of rapid "glaciations" and ice...
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Typical, a blizzard of lies busted immediately by THE DATA....
AGW theory never said there would be more hurricanes, just that they'd be more powerful. And they are. I'm correct, you're wrong, keep on sucking it hard, loser.
Sweet Jeebus, this one is dumb. It just can't grasp that rising oceans don't make land sink. They're two different things. A first-grader could grasp it, but EMH can't.
You were busted lying. Alaska gets much more precipitation than Greenland.
Greenland has 7% of Earth ice. Alaska just has ice on mountains and is way behind Ellesmere island in ice, because Greenland and Ellesmere are in ice age and Alaska is not. This is the difference, Kamala/Cheney loving Mossad liar...
Alaska - just ice on mountains, NOT an ICE AGE
Greenland - buried under ice = ICE AGE
What percent of Earth ice is on Alaska???
LOL!!!
Too small to publish
Greenland has 7%
Alaska has way under 0.3% because that is what Ellesmere has and Ellesmere is in 3rd place
In recent years, the occurrence and severity of hurricanes both appear to have drastically increased. Scientists have since begun to make connections between climate change and the proliferation of hurricanes.
education.nationalgeographic.org
While some scientists believe there is enough evidence to say that climate change caused by human activities is the reason for the increase in the number and strength of recent hurricane seasons
and the Mossad, like everyone else, cannot show us one single photo of "ocean rise" because THERE IS NO OCEAN RISE because THERE IS NO ONGOING NET ICE MELT because PLANET EARTH IS NOT WARMING...
