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Originally posted by batfink68: ↑

Yes, Flannery and the leftists who followed him are are famously stupid.

Let me just point out though that while these damns are overflowing mid 2021, by Jan they can all be empty again for this is the weather of this continent.
Has nothing to do with climate change. This is how it has been here for thousands upon thousands of years.

Old Captain Cook when examining Australia from on board a ship on one of his East Coast exploration voyages, saw through his telescope something like 4 separate fires up the coast line that were blazing out of control. The fires were so fierce (and it wasn't like the aboriginals had any intention of putting the blazes out, let alone the means to do so) that Cook wrote something in his journals to the effect of 'the land isn't much good'.

When the droughts come again, and they certainly will, because that is the nature of this place, we have to call out crap the project type journalism, where journalists cry because of climate change. The idiots will publicly 'feel for us' and 'sniffle... boohoo, if only we'd closed down the last coal fired power plants in Australia like Al Gore said we should', and 'if only we adopted marxism like waleed knew we should', then 'it wouldn't be dry'.
The dimwitted left believe in Flannery whenever it doesn't rain.

Try telling the dimwitted left that in Australiawe have have hundreds of tree and plant species with seed pods that only open by fire though and they'll hate you for your sharing such evil science that is so devoid of emotion.

The left makes everything worse.

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Tim really is a nutter, he actually believes Australian aborigines migrated here between 40,000 - 60,000
years ago. That’s 34,000 - 54,000 years before Adams creation. Evolutionists are so mixed up!
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