The climate change movement: July 28, 1995 to August 14, 2020 RIP

[redpoint5]

Originally Posted by Xist

How many major organizations in the U.S. now call Taiwan "China?"

I keep specifying 2019 and getting 2020-2021 information. Investopedia says that China's Nominal GDP was $14.34B while the U.S.'s was $21.43B.

China's GDP per Capita was $10,262 and the U.S.'s was $65,298.

China spent 34.5% as much per capita with 15.7% the per-capita GDP, so 219.7% as much per GDP per capita.

Great. I need to add a column to my table--and a new chart!
The Top 25 Economies in the World

... and yet they continue their attempts to oppress us minorities.

[oil pan 4]

Also if you are a "developing nation" you get a pass when you use slaves.

[oil pan 4]

Hey I was wrong. Turns out there are dooms day climate change models that have been correct all along.
And those are climate models from the 1970s when the scientists thought we we're going into another ice age...

[freebeard]

An up-to-date climate model:

The Disaster Cycle | Solar Micronova

The various planets are reacting differently. Pluto lost 20% of it's atmosphere in two years! Here's hoping that doesn't happen to us.

[oil pan 4]

The earth may have lost up to 14% of the atmosphere in previous extreme CME events with a weak magnetic field.

[oil pan 4]

Originally Posted by oil pan 4

plandemic

Originally Posted by sgtlethargic

Do tell.

After the disgrace known as Dr fauci emails were released, everything I said has been proven absolutely true with a few surprises.
There's a good chance that if Obama hadn't banned so called "gain of function research" and funding such research, the virus would have been further refined.
Fauci ended the ban on his own authority apparently and restarted funding gain of function research in 2017.
My feelings are that the virus got out early and that the original plan was to release a worse more developed version it all over the place all at once.
What? Liberals act like their feelings are facts all the time, I can barrow that trick occasionally.
I shouldn't call it the china virus, it should be called the fauci virus.
This was a bought and paid for pandemic.

[freebeard]

It's almost like the future proves the past. Or as Shakespeare Chaucer said:

Who first said: "Murder will out"?: Information Roundup ...
stimpson.allfunandgames.ca/informationroundup/who_first_said_murder_will_out.php
"Murder will out" is a very old phrase in the English language and it is of unknown authorship. The idea expressed by it occurs in Cursor Mundi, a work written by an unidentified hand about 1290.The phrase occurs twice in Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales, [page 45] written about 1386.

[redpoint5]

My guess is the outbreak was unintentional from a lab, with varying levels of deception from there on out.

Interesting nobody talks about the first doctor to discover the virus, and how he supposedly contracted and then died from that virus. What are the odds that the first doctor in China to discover the infection, also contracted and then died from it? It kills less than 1% of people that get it, so that's quite the coincidence.

[redneck]

Originally Posted by redpoint5

My guess is the outbreak was unintentional from a lab, with varying levels of deception from there on out.

Interesting nobody talks about the first doctor to discover the virus, and how he supposedly contracted and then died from that virus. What are the odds that the first doctor in China to discover the infection, also contracted and then died from it? It kills less than 1% of people that get it, so that's quite the coincidence.

Sorry.

Your guess would be wrong.

Right from lord Fauci‘s mouth...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puqaaeLnEww

Maybe familiarize yourself with “Event 201” also.




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[redpoint5]

Originally Posted by redneck

Sorry.

A leading sorry is meant to mean the opposite of apology in current culture. It might even be construed as "you're sorry".