@Bobstroudsnr@Tedestrela All part of a bigger plan to destroy the UK. UK alpha males sent to the UK then all those UN soldiers in the hotels will come out to play
@juneslater17@EileenMcDee Heat pumps are efficient, itโs your house thatโs inefficient. Low grade heat calls for large radiators, so they are more suitable for underfloor heating. In an old house they will only be good for keeping your feet warm ๐คฃ. Never as a source of primary heat
@JanetET115@FlowersEnglish@janiehere2@MailOnline NATO want this war to continue, Putin wants to clear the swamp of the evil that the USA want to hide. Even the Ukrainian people that I know are now aware that they are being used
@Scumblebutt@louhenpera@darrengrimes I occasionally go back to Manchester, it has some nice places but many places have gone down hill. The last time I went was March of this year, it stinks of weed ๐ฑ๐ฑ๐ฑ horrible place
I like to observe the media and look for patterns.
Patterns I've noticed about coverage of the "climate":
- Weather used to be a two minute affair at the end of the news.
- There are more news stories about the weather than ever before.
- There are more stories about the weather when it's hot than when it's not
- When it's not hot in the UK, especially when it's not hot in summer, there are lots of stories about other places where it's hot
- When it's not hot in the UK, especially when it's not hot in summer, there are frequently forecasts of very hot weather to come, even though it often doesn't materalise.
- When it's been unusually cold somewhere, like at the moment when it's snowing in Johannesburg for the first time in decades, there is little coverage or if it; or if there is it's described as freak weather
- whereas a single hot weather event is nearly always attributed to climate change
- Weather maps have changed colour over the years; in the past the land was generally coloured green; now even on typical summer days the land ranges from orange to scarlet. For a given temperature, the colouring is much more alarmist.
- Storms in the UK (even relatively minor ones) are now named, drawing yet more attention to the weather being "unusual"
- There is regular reference to "unprecedented" records without giving any context about the period over which the record is "unprecedented"
- Weather forecasts now often use hyperbole: we have "heat plumes" and "weather bombs" and "beasts from the East"
- The above patterns apply to every news provider in the UK, and seem to apply to all Western countries as well judging by the weather coverage I've seen.
I expect this pattern of behaviour leading very strongly in one particular direction with no balance or context is just yet another coincidence. ๐
Scorchio!
Oh no, I've fallen under the spell now too. ๐
@BBRClub @DrRogerGewolb The government are also responsible for the inflation rate due to totally unnecessary expensive fuel costs. Blaming this on a proxy war in Ukraine. The government arenโt out to help anyone but to destroy the middle class
@BBRClub @DrRogerGewolb I must say that the levels of borrowing relative to earnings are far greater now than in the 80โs. This is all manufactured by design so that people loose ownership of their properties, gobbled up by the rich aka agenda 2030
@LFCNewsMedia I used to live in the next village called Pers, I canโt even picture this happening๐. Mind you, the local farmers need to protest against big agriculture taking over the water