President Trump, Global
Warming
And The Paris Accords
by
R.E. Prindle
Those who
make a fetish or religion over supposed manmade global warming or are still in
a tizzy because Pres. Trump realized the futility of fighting global warming,
which is something like shoveling sand against the tide, should accept the
reality of global warming. Global warming
is not manmade, although it may be slightly accelerated by it, it is the result
of a natural process.
Start with
an irrefutable fact. An ice age covered
the Northern Hemisphere about thirteen thousand years ago. Except for remnants the ice is no longer
there. Why not? Because without any manmade contribution to
modifying the atmosphere the world began to warm, has warmed and will warm a
little further and fluctuate that way for from four to five thousand years. Likely all the ice in the Northern Hemisphere
will melt, that is the area of the ice cap of Greenland. This will happen whether mankind ‘fights’ it
or not. No precautions will
prevail. The temperature will not go on
rising indefinitely but within a narrow range as during an annual summer.
The earth
has been warming and will stay warm for several thousand years. Warming began when the Ice Age ended. The height to which the oceans will rise can be
calculated from the water contained in the ice of Greenland. Whatever that may be, 10-20-30-40 feet or
whatever that will happen. The thing is
not to fight it but to prepare by moving back from the area to be inundated. NYC and the Eastern Seaboard is a goner in
the future.
Kobo Abe,
the Japanese writer, in his novel Inter-Ice Age 4 named the current period the
fourth inter-ice age. Inter-ice age that
is a period between two ice ages; or two winters and a summer. Thus, as long as the Plane of the Ecliptic is
at its current 23 ½ degree declination
the ice ages must repeat themselves in 25,000 year cycles just as winter and
summer repeat annually. So, when the
next ice age starts covering the Northern Hemisphere the waters will begin to
recede.
During the
last ice age enough water was stored in the ice caps and high places so that sea
level was three to five hundred feet or more lower thus exposing immense areas
of land while reducing the seas commensurably.
Apart from the weather the land mass itself is ever changing. The ice cap certainly covered Iceland or the
ocean where Iceland is. Iceland is
volcanic on the Atlantic ridge so that the Iceland of 13 K years ago was not as
the of Iceland today. Gradual changes we
scarcely notice become immense over 13K or 25K years. The great forests of the North had to start
from nothing 13K years ago to become what they were before man did begin altering
the landscape by chopping them down. The
ice will obliterate them in the next ice age and they will begin again when the
ice from that recedes.
What did the
world look like when water levels were at least 500 feet lower? The Grand Banks and Flemish Cap off
Newfoundland are in shallow waters today.
Vast areas of shallow waters today were exposed so at the height of the
last ice age something approximating Atlantis must have existed. Atlantis is not a myth but a vestigial memory
of mankind that has been mythologized.
It must have been inundated when the ice cap burst about 10K years ago
literally disappearing overnight. There are
other inundated cities. Undoubtedly in
the not too distant future inundated cities of NYC, Boston and others will be
included, probably London.
The cycle of
Ice Age and Inter-Ice Age- Summer and Winter- will be repeated as long as the
Plane of the Ecliptic remains at 23 ½ degrees every twenty-five thousand years. Mankind will probably not be existing to see
the next ice age.
The
gravitation of the land masses must also be taken into account. A quick look at Continental Drift will give
you an idea at the way things are moving. The land masses will change slightly from ice
age to ice age. The current series of
ice ages must not be confused with any ancient ice ages during a totally
different configuration of the land masses.
Thus, when
President Trump declines to spend trillions of dollars and god knows how many
man hours in a futile effort to hold back the future he is showing a wisdom
that the Global Warming crowd in the US and Europe lack. Better to prepare for a wet future. We can thank our lucky stars he was elected
in time to stop our participation in these foolish actions. The Paris Accords are a waste of time and
money. In withdrawing the US the Pres.
demonstrates the strength of his courage.
To defy the consensus is maximum strength.
Lend a hand,
for the waters around you are rapidly rising.
If you’re not part of the solution you’re part of the pollution.
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