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27/03/25

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Originally posted by nippy: ↑

Suggest a lot of remedial reading of history is required by you.

Start with what captain Cook documented along almost the entire East Coast of Australia. Then move onto how the Indians warned people about the devil wind but got ignored. How did the Indians know about the devil wind and what it brought if it had never occurred repeatedly?

Then move onto the 1986 temperatures around all pf Australia which BOM has their heads in the sand over.

How did this happen? >

Explore the palaces and tombs of these ‘lost cities’ across the Americas
Chaco Canyon: Ancient Pueblo culture in New Mexico From the 800s into the 1200s A.D., Ancestral Puebloan people farmed, traded, and conducted religious ceremonies in the high desert around Chaco Canyon, in present day New Mexico. ...

Then don't mention your abject embarrassment ever again.

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Nippy, did you notice that he’s even trying to blame a certain group of religious followers?

How can he be expected to be taken seriously.
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