History Repeats Itself...

@Crazywaterspring 😕

@ostfuidctyvm Yeah... a bit like how he ambushed the South-African president with articles/blogposts from the "American Thinker", instead of a security report from a country that runs one of the biggest intelligent services on the planet.

@helenS

@Elessar I see him as a replica of Silvio.

@helenS Silvio if he went "what if we use only 1% of our brainpower"

@WandererTony <irony />

@TexChik Just feel sorry for the sheep that actually got all the vaccines and bOoStEr ShOtS 😂

@samueltyler2 It's almost unbelievable 😐

@helenS it is so upsetting. How one man can cause such trouble. It is as if we have lost our minds.

@samueltyler2

You certainly have

@Patriot96 75% of US scientists who answered a Nature poll consider leaving.
More than 1,600 readers answered the poll; many said they were looking for jobs in 🇪🇺 and 🇨🇦.
Nature is the scientific journal with the highest impact factor world-wide.

@helenS is that like the 97% who believe in human induced global warming.
Not very credible

@Patriot96 No scientist "believes" in anthropogenic global warming, or at least, nobody should. You may believe in the Easter Bunny or Santa or God if you want, but not in the Pythagorean theorem or the Second Law of thermodynamics or Maxwell's equations. Science is not a belief system 🤨

@RosaMarie Who knows, Canada may become an American colony.

@helenS I do realize that if the US looks to be imperialist, that will be the first domino. But I also believe that the EU would not sit it out and let it happen like the 1930s. That would start a world War.

@Patriot96 This idea must really rub you the wrong way... if you have to get agitated about it twice.

Back then, it was based on some weird arrogant tendency to go against a scientific consensus that has been holding up since the 1970s:

24th of may:


And now it's misrepresenting Al Gore as a politician for being a scientist... just because Al Gore, as a politician, pointed at an issue that has been on the political agenda since the 1970s.

Back in the 70s, there was a sense of urgency, and a broad consensus that we should worry about human induced climate change... and then the oil manufacturers started polluting the discourse with pro-fossil fuel think tanks. You know, the kind that doesn't really excist to do research, but are there to promote fossil fuels. Verry comparible with the think tanks that the tabacco industry created to avoid having the conversation about lung cancer.

@sstronaut Europa, a Phoenician princess from whom Europe takes its name, was abducted by Zeus (king of the gods) in the form of a bull.

@SunshineGirl 👍🏼🌷🇪🇺

@helenS 🙄

@Thrust We don't have to agree on everything and can still be friends, right? 🌷

@helenS

As long as you keep your mouth...full 🤗

@Donotfolowme 😕

@Kwek00 😕