IS THERE MORE OR LESS SEA ICE IN THE ARCTIC TODAY THAN BACK IN 1940-45 ?
Every school child is taught that the Arctic Sea is melting - and it’s all our fault.
But what if there was more (or very similar volumes of) sea ice in the Arctic today than back in the early 1940’s ?
If true, that would make it much harder to groom young children into the Doomsday Cult of Climatism.
So it’s not surprising that the following is never taught in our schools, and the inconvenient history and data has been thrown down the memory hole.
The facts are, in the early 1940’s the Canadian explorer Henry Larsen sailed through the Northwest Passage twice - yet last year the Northwest Passage was closed, blocked by thick sea ice.
What Larsen did in 1944, couldn’t be done in 2018 because of thick sea ice in 2018 that didn’t exist in 1944.
And this year with the melt season virtually over, and the seas starting to freeze again as the northern summer comes to an end, the Northwest Pasage remains closed.
Further reading;
https://notrickszone.com/…/there-has-been-no-significant-n…/
