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Global Corp Inc, a well-oiled War Machine...with one weak spot. Rebel WITH a cause. Windyday Concept. Not for the feint of heart.

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Joined March 2016
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Our world economy is based on fossil fuels, and is going to kill us. But they don't want you to do anything about it so they play divide and conquer, very well. Latest success story: #PlanetoftheHumans A tweet : solar panels, eeeww! Biggest lie? We might as well burn FF. 1/
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This I’ve been saying this for over a decade. Now we are in Peak Oil. And Big Oil is having all of their shills spewing out lies. This #WindydayConcept
Replacing fossil fuels may not be nearly as daunting a challenge for governments as that persistent 80%-plus share of primary #energy suggests. Because burning fuels to generate power, drive vehicles and heat buildings wastes much of those fuels’ energy as heat, about two-thirds of the primary energy that goes into the global system is lost before it does anything useful. A growing number of energy analysts point out that the energy transition does not require all that waste energy to be replaced, joule for joule, with renewable energy. Believing otherwise is what Canadian chemical engineer Paul Martin has called the “primary energy fallacy”. Or as the Oxford professor Jan Rosenow says “we don’t need to replace waste”. Rosenow is the lead author of a forthcoming study that attempts to quantify the scale of the primary energy fallacy by modelling a highly electrified global economy running on renewable power. It suggests we could get exactly the same amount of useful energy we have today with about half as much primary energy. #climate ft.com/content/1a40a3af-933b…
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I hate watched a Neil Oliver video where he has on a financial “expert”. He tells people we have plenty of petroleum. They’re grooming chumps who will freak out when confronted with reality. They don’t mind, they’ve cashed out already.
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With everything that is happening in the world, I listen to this. Vladimir Horowitz - Scarlatti: Sonata In E Major, K. 380 (L. 23). Rec. ... youtu.be/5xBpx-Tu3j4?si=t67L… via @YouTube
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So the new Israeli narrative is that Israel was just minding its own business and the US told them "We're gonna bomb Iran, don't try to stop us" and Israel was like "WTF that's crazy! I guess we'll support you because we're friends but damn dude that sounds pretty reckless."
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This I’ve been saying this for over a decade. Now we are in Peak Oil. And Big Oil is having all of their shills spewing out lies. This #WindydayConcept
Replacing fossil fuels may not be nearly as daunting a challenge for governments as that persistent 80%-plus share of primary #energy suggests. Because burning fuels to generate power, drive vehicles and heat buildings wastes much of those fuels’ energy as heat, about two-thirds of the primary energy that goes into the global system is lost before it does anything useful. A growing number of energy analysts point out that the energy transition does not require all that waste energy to be replaced, joule for joule, with renewable energy. Believing otherwise is what Canadian chemical engineer Paul Martin has called the “primary energy fallacy”. Or as the Oxford professor Jan Rosenow says “we don’t need to replace waste”. Rosenow is the lead author of a forthcoming study that attempts to quantify the scale of the primary energy fallacy by modelling a highly electrified global economy running on renewable power. It suggests we could get exactly the same amount of useful energy we have today with about half as much primary energy. #climate ft.com/content/1a40a3af-933b…
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“Hamas” Using tents as human shields Against airplanes with bombs. Hasbara, please f*ck the f*ck off.
Abdul Rahim Walid Matar was killed by the israelis in an attack on tents sheltering displaced people west of Al-Zawaida in Gaza at dawn today
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“Hamas” Using tents as human shields Against airplanes with bombs. Hasbara, please f*ck the f*ck off.
Abdul Rahim Walid Matar was killed by the israelis in an attack on tents sheltering displaced people west of Al-Zawaida in Gaza at dawn today
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This. FYI 93% of that heat was absorbed by oceans in last 4 decades, and they're saturated. Giving it back. Did you know that Southern Ocean gained heat during this past winter? We don't have an El Niño, it is El Hombré.
CLIMATE CHANGE SCIENCE STARTED WITH FOOTE & TYNDALL IN 1850s Eunice Newton Foote demonstrated in 1856 that CO2 in the atmosphere heats the planet. In 1859 Irish physicist John Tyndall demonstrated that CO2, as well as water vapor, absorbed more heat than air alone, saying such gases would trap heat in Earth’s atmosphere, just like a greenhouse. (Science News) sciencenews.org/article/clim… #CO2 #climatechange #globalwarming
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Hemp and bamboo planting are the best carbon capture techniques we have today. Hemp captures CO2 7x faster than trees and gives up to 3 crops/y. It detoxifies soils and replaces plastics. Know any farmers that need help?
We knew it was a scam from the beginning.
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They misspelled PermaMush
CATASTROPHIC CLIMATE CHANGE POLAR IMPACTS BY 2.0°C By 2°C ice sheet loss, permafrost thaw emitting GHGs, and polar ocean acidification are irreversibly progressive. (2 Nov. 2026, Overshoot and the Cryosphere: Averting Global Meltdown and State of the Cryosphere 2026) #cryosphere #climatechange #globalwarming
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Energy infrastructure in Gulf Coast Countries might be a target in a war with Iran. What if Peak Oil has changed the objectives? Maybe oil companies are just looking for a way to decommission redundant assets. #PeakOil @DropSiteNews @TheCradleMedia @dimitrilascaris
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But, but, we will have snow this winter and the glacier will grow back, won’t it? Won’t it? Or maybe not? We might just be seeing a Winter Melt Season, and Thermodynamics might just have its ways.
How much ice did the Pyrenean glaciers lose this summer? 🧊🔥 A lot. Highest thickness loss at Ossoue and fragmentation of Aneto continues 📈 Source: cryopyr.csic.es/2026/10/29/r…
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Future historians will call this the Peak Oil War. Russia and the GCC countries have been fracking their reserves. They’re pumping out fumes. Did I say future historians? I meant me, today.
🛢️ A tanker was struck by two projectiles 72 nautical miles (about 83 miles) east of Ras al-Khafji, the Saudi town on the Kuwaiti border in the northern Persian Gulf, the UK Maritime Trade Operations agency (UKMTO) reported Sunday. It was the second ship attack of the day, and it hit hundreds of miles from the Strait of Hormuz. Earlier Sunday, UKMTO said a merchant ship's master had relayed a Mayday call reporting that "another vessel has been struck by an unknown projectile" in the strait. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) navy said two oil tankers had hit naval mines while on "an unauthorized route in the Strait," and that one, a supertanker, was "engulfed in flames following a powerful explosion." The IRGC said the ships had switched off their tracking systems and ignored radio warnings, and that their owners "shall bear full responsibility for all consequences resulting from this unauthorized transit." The attacks follow the IRGC's claim Thursday that four tankers hit mines on the US-promoted southern route, and a Friday attack on the Qatari liquefied natural gas carrier Al Mayeda. On Saturday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi demanded recognition of the shipping lane Iran set with Oman "and the closure of the other lanes."
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This is no longer El Niño It is El Hombre
You have got to be flipping, kidding me. Latest pentad subsurface temperature anomalies go even higher. Between about 100 to 150 meters below the surface of the ocean in the equatorial eastern Pacific anomalies are now 12 to 13° Celsius above the climatelogical average for this time of the year. Evidently, this El Nino is certainly not done intensifying and will do so through at least mid-December. This is totally absurd. I have never seen anything like this at all, and I’ve been on earth for 30.9 years. Also By the way, sea surface temperature anomalies right off the coast of Peru are now up to 9+ degrees Celsius above average for the time of year of early November. This is the Christ man, instead of the Christ child.
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Defies physics law? Politely disagree. Doesn’t defy Thermodynamics laws. We just gotta realize that hot water is hot water. Knock knock. Who’s there? Eemian Eemian who? The Epoch of the interglacial period where oceans were very warm.
ABSOLUTE INSANITY IN MIDDLE EAST Every record pulverized with absurde margina. Still Mins >30C in Kuwait and Emirates RECORDS SAUDI ARABIA 39.2 Damman 36.1 Alula 38.2 Abu Samra QATAR HOTTEST NOVEMBER DAY IN HISTORY OMAN 37.6 Suwaiq 37.0 Khabourah MINIMUMS RECORDS IN IRAN 28.0 Kish Island 25.9 Bandarabbas etc... Next days. MUCH HOTTER- July weather >30 night >40 daytime In NOVEMBER It defies physics law
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Nighttime temperature records. #Thermodynamics
EXTRAORDINARY- CLIMATIC HISTORY REWRITTEN MIN 29.3 Bangkok Pilot 28.6 Male 29.2 Tondi 27.3 Chittagong THAILAND ,MALDIVES;INDIA,BANGLADESH HOTTEST NOVEMBER NIGHT EVER Some examples among the several thousands records broken today in East Asia 👇
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Thermodynamics The Southern Ocean gained heat during their winter. And our goose is cooked.
I think it's fair to say that in living memory, no other year has come close to 2026 for overall warmth up to this point in southern England. Local to me, 2026 is clear of the pack by an astonishing margin. Alone in its own league. How long until it has company?
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Blatten Roulette
Another day... Another ice cave ! 🧊 Looking through the window of a former englacial channel from inside Mont Miné Glacier today! 🔥
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You want to keep flying? There should be a roller coaster surcharge on plane tickets.
‼️ 1000 Year Rain Event Exceeded by almost 2X in Palm Beach Florida! For at least the 3rd time in 3 days the US has had a 1000 year rainfall event, based on our historical climate. 17 inches in 6 hours in Palm Beach Gardens. Beats the criteria of 9” by 1.8X! Staggering. Unfortunately this storm may have very well been related to the jet accident. I saw this rain intensity once before in Palm Beach County more than a decade ago when Delray/ Boynton had 24” in about 6 hours. Closed I-95. A 1000 year event means the historic statistical chance is 1-in-1000 each year or .1% - it does not mean it happens only one per 1000 years and now-a-days because of our warmer climate and this year because of Super El Niño it’s a lot more possible because there’s now more moisture in the atmosphere. With #ElNino expect the unexpected!!
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