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If you follow along you may see several tweets later you misinterpreted one of my tweets as I do use sarcasm sometimes & joke Vowels: a e i o & u
Joined March 2009
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Mr. George retweeted
A large tree trunk has been uncovered beneath a glacier in the Alps, dated to around 6,000 years ago.
The species is Swiss stone pine.
Today, trees of that type cannot grow at that altitude because it is far too cold.
This means that when that tree was alive, the climate there had to be warmer than today.
6,000 years ago aligns with the Holocene climate optimum, a time when temperatures were far higher than now, even with far less atmospheric CO2.
Earth's climate is cyclical and Mother Nature self-regulates.
Narratives of doom serve political aims, not reality.
Mr. George retweeted
Nothing puzzles me more than those "environmentalists" who worship industrial wind turbines.
It amazes me that they don't know how harmful these devices are for the planet. 🌍
Mr. George retweeted
Replying to @luisbaram
Wind turbines are unreliable weather related toxic monstrosities that blight our beautiful landscapes & kill native birds & worst of all are non-recyclable
Mr. George retweeted
If Michael Mann believed his own climate creed, he would have given his talk over a Zoom meeting. He is just another hypocrite like all the rest of the climate panic merchants.
Looks like climate scam promoter Mann has taken yet another long-haul hydrocarbon-fueled trip, this time to France. @Revkin
Mr. George retweeted
My friend Ken Ruckle took what could be one of the more insane sunset videos I’ve ever seen. This is over the bay behind Longport NJ tonight. 9/25/26 as our Nor’Easter closes in. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Mr. George retweeted
Replying to @GuntherEagleman
NOR'EASTERS are "cold core" storms caused by cold continental air colliding with moist air over the Gulf Stream. Cold can be very dangerous! NOR'EASTERS have aroused fears for centuries in the northeast USA
Examples of deadly NOR'EASTERS:
1950 — Great Appalachian Storm left 353 people dead. Hurricane-force winds, 30 inches of snow , and flooding.
1962 — Ash Wednesday Storm flooded towns two miles inland, destroying thousands of homes, hotels, and boardwalks.
1978 — Northeastern Blizzard of ’78 Killed 100 people, Boston and Providence set snowfall records while coastal flooding and wind compounded the snow.
Sandy was damaging but was not a hurricane when it flooded the NY -NJ region. It too was an extratropical cold core storm that was forced inland by a high pressure system anchored near Greenland. Similar to a Nor'easter, but Sandy started initially as a weak category 1 & 2 hurricane around Jamaica before becoming a cold core storm
Mr. George retweeted
Wow. The scene in Keyport NJ during the high tide today 9/27 - Credit FB: Larry Vecchio, Brittany Boarwick and Keyport Princess
Breaking: 5 Arrested, Bomb Squad Sweeps US Air Base Used for Iran Missions as Suspected Terror Plot Is Thwarted via @WestJournalism westernjournal.com/breaking-…
Five men were arrested Sunday for reportedly planning a terror attack on a U.K. airbase currently being used to facilitate U.S. military operations in Iran.
The base, RAF Fairford, located roughly 90 minutes outside London, saw a massive surge of emergency personnel flock to it early Sunday at the time of the arrests.
Properties on the base were promptly evacuated as reported by KNSD.
Bomb squad robots have been seen sweeping the areas and closely investigating vans located on the premises.
Mr. George retweeted
Replying to @covie_93
This should remind you of Sandy. Sandy was not a hurricane that drove storm surge around NY-NJ, but an extratropical storm similar to a Noreaster.
Hurricanes are "warm core storms" pulling their energy from warm ocean surfcae water.
A NOR'EASTERS is an extratropical storms that is a "cold core" storm caused by cold continental air colliding with warmer moist air over the Gulf Stream. Cold can be very dangerous! NOR'EASTERS have aroused fears for centuries in the northeast USA
Examples of deadly NOR'EASTERS: 1950 — Great Appalachian Storm left 353 people dead. Hurricane-force winds, 30 inches of snow , and flooding. 1962 — Ash Wednesday Storm flooded towns two miles inland, destroying thousands of homes, hotels, and boardwalks. 1978 — Northeastern Blizzard of ’78 Killed 100 people, Boston and Providence set snowfall records while coastal flooding and wind compounded the snow.
Only climitards believe Noreasters are caused by global warming!
Mr. George retweeted
🚨 2–4 FEET OF WATER FLOODS SURF CITY, NJ 🌊
2–4 feet of water is flooding roadways and entering homes in Surf City, New Jersey, as coastal/storm-surge flooding from Manahawkin Bay continues pushing water into Long Beach Island. 🌊🏠🚗
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#SurfCityNJ #LongBeachIsland #LBI #CoastalFlooding #StormSurge #ManahawkinBay #NewJersey #NorEaster
Mr. George retweeted
THIS STORM IS NOT MESSIN' AROUND🌊🤯
A shot of a road submerged in a hefty amount of coastal flooding, capturing the power and force of this nor'easter on full display, Saturday morning.
Coastal Flood Warnings and Advisories are in effect through Sunday.
Mr. George retweeted
🌧️ VISIBLE STORM: Satellite imagery showcases the nor'easter's raw strength as it relentlessly batters millions of Americans with heavy rain, gusty winds and flooding along the East Coast.
#Northeast #Severewx #FOXWeather
So stupid
No wake zone
🇺🇸 CHECK OUT this dipshit in a classic Camaro who decided to drive it through a flooded neighborhood in Wildwood, NJ today. The locals enjoyed it immensely:
“He deserves that! F*cking right he’s floatin’. YEAH BOYYY!”
“Dumb SHIT!... Everybody’s out watchin’ him, too!”
I’m also pissed off at him for flooding out and disrespecting that piece of automotive history!
Writer: Jamie
Mr. George retweeted
Anyone who thinks that nor’easters are stronger than they used to be obviously has no clue what New England winters were like in the 18th and 19th centuries. The Blizzard of 1888 would like a word.
Mr. George retweeted
The lobster house in Cape May floods & then the great lobster escape ! Kid you not ! RT