NEWSFLASH: Action on climate change still at very bottom of world’s priority heap

[taxslave]

#8 in Canada :canada:

:mrgreen: oh my... youse guys sure are looking for validation of your denial! Aren't you? Leveraging all those least developed country votes too!

You still making noise?

 

[darkbeaver]

yabut beav! Why would you put any credence in a vote skewed so heavily with ~70% of votes from the world's least developed countries? Are there different priorities that people hold depending on how developed their countries are, and how educated they are themselves? Notwithstanding that vote total represents ~ 0.1% of the world's total population. You should have just dismissed it all... maybe instead show your intellectual prowess/relevance by throwing down some 'Al Gore' image! :mrgreen:

The worlds most developed branchs of the bank cult are the closest to collapse waldorf. It's a way longer drop for us in the first world. Most of the rest of the planet won't even notice the damage owing to their close proximity to bottom.. The devastaing effects of climate change was to take our minds off the blossoming catastrophic economic armageddon, and the burnt offering war winding up right along with it. You seeming higher developed CO2 conscious upright citizens will simply freeze in your darkened high rise digs and no one will miss you.
Contrary to your low opinion about the utility of all the subjects listed in an order of importance before your beloved burning planet question in truth every one of them must be addressed sucessfully in advance of any attempt to regulate solar output.
I am amazed that a subject such as you should somehow have become aquainted with the term "intellectual prowess" a pocket novel perhaps, fortune cookie maybe, puck to the head followed by long hospital stay with powerful drugs. It's not something routinely encountered with the CO2 mob.

I'll warn you one more time, it's my duty, as a socially responsible global citizen, buy some mittens and long underware for your trek to the equator.

 

[waldo]

The worlds most developed branchs of the bank cult are the closest to collapse

and yes, beav... you do give a dam! Your concern over financial stability is registered as a global threat... and is only second to the global threat of climate change! Per the 39-nation Pew Research Center survey of ~ 38 thousand respondents:

 

[Walter]

yabut beav! Why would you put any credence in a vote skewed so heavily with ~70% of votes from the world's least developed countries? Are there different priorities that people hold depending on how developed their countries are, and how educated they are themselves? Notwithstanding that vote total represents ~ 0.1% of the world's total population. You should have just dismissed it all... maybe instead show your intellectual prowess/relevance by throwing down some 'Al Gore' image! :mrgreen:

Please tell me you're not a bigot disavowing the thought and ideas of so-called third-world citizens.

 

[waldo]

Please tell me you're not a bigot disavowing the thought and ideas of so-called third-world citizens.

no, no, no Walter! I'm accepting and highlighting that votes of people from less developed countries, at 70% of the vote total, reflect a disproportionate participation rate and different prioritization. Walter, please tell me you're not attempting to validate your own denial off the backs of, as you say, '3rd world citizens'...

hey now Walter, how come you ignored my most immediate prior post highlighting the Pew Research survey that found climate change as the highest rated global threat?

 

[taxslave]

Maybe because pew has a vested financial interest in the global warming racket.

 

[petros]

Hey now.

 

[EagleSmack]

 

[waldo]

Maybe because pew has a vested financial interest in the global warming racket.

huh! Pew Research Center is biased... it has a "vested financial interest"? Oh... you covered yourself with your "maybe"!!! :mrgreen:

sooooo.... any poll/survey that you align with is completely legitimate... and anything you don't like/favour is biased? Allrightee!

 

[55Mercury]

omg :?D

 

[darkbeaver]

and yes, beav... you do give a dam! Your concern over financial stability is registered as a global threat... and is only second to the global threat of climate change! Per the 39-nation Pew Research Center survey of ~ 38 thousand respondents:

Ahhhh the Pew Center for Research! Renowned mission poll specialists. Western financial instability is the only problem in the list. The rest are fill.

 

[waldo]

Ahhhh the Pew Center for Research! Renowned mission poll specialists. Western financial instability is the only problem in the list. The rest are fill.

beav! Who/what commissioned the Pew Survey you clearly are uncomfortable with?

 

[darkbeaver]

beav! Who/what commissioned the Pew Survey you clearly are uncomfortable with?

One gigantic earth destroying flying tyranasaurus rex looming disaster mixed together with myskeytoes.

 

[MHz]

Anybody notice that if you took the graph with the pretty colors and mirrored it so climate change was at the top and the title changed to 'Who didn't get funding.' then the graph is very accurate. Climate did get a lot of money for R&D for coming to the conclusion you can't change it and the best forcast is in hindsight, meaning you prepare for the worst while telling others it will get better so don't panic.

With the actual grapg showing the desires of the general public that has some education why is it that their wants are noticed and then the opposite happens?

You want a T-Rex and some mistletoe on the same plate? Mouldy potatoes in the vodka mash is not the same as adding --shrooms (now I know why they are named that so thanks) Mold is a dish best served alone.

 

[DaSleeper]

Starting to drink early.....again....as we can see....

 

[MHz]

10 years ago there were about 25,000 children a day that died from hunger, last year the number was about the same, that would seem to mean no gains were made so no money was thrown at it, however a lot of money was spent on 'climate' and all the various spin-offs. I'd be happy to be shown the mone spent was different so knock your socks off.

Oh yeah, FU it's after 10AM, that's when the bars are legally open, just cause your lazy *** can't get there. Best reason for morning drining ever, cheers, burp . . . burp again

 

[Gilgamesh]

These predictions sound familiar?
Predictions (by date of publication) include:

• 1877: Christ's kingdom would hold full sway over the earth in 1914; the Jews, as a people, would be restored to God's favor; the "saints" would be carried to heaven.[28]
• 1891: 1914 would be "the farthest limit of the rule of imperfect men."[29]
• 1904: "World-wide anarchy" would follow the end of the Gentile Times in 1914.[30]
• 1916: World War I would terminate in Armageddon and the rapture of the "saints".[31]
• 1917: In 1918, Christendom would go down as a system to oblivion and be succeeded by revolutionary governments. God would "destroy the churches wholesale and the church members by the millions." Church members would "perish by the sword of war, revolution and anarchy." The dead would lie unburied. In 1920 all earthly governments would disappear, with worldwide anarchy prevailing.[32]
• 1920: Messiah's kingdom would be established in 1925 and bring worldwide peace. God would begin restoring the earth. Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and other faithful patriarchs would be resurrected to perfect human life and be made princes and rulers, the visible representatives of the New Order on earth. Those who showed themselves obedient to God would never die.[33]
• 1922: The anti-typical "jubilee" that would mark God's intervention in earthly affairs would take place "probably the fall" of 1925.[34]
• 1924: God's restoration of Earth would begin "shortly after" October 1, 1925. Jerusalem would be made the world's capital. Resurrected "princes" such as Abel, Noah, Moses and John the Baptist would give instructions to their subjects around the world by radio, and airplanes would transport people to and from Jerusalem from all parts of the globe in just "a few hours".[35]
• 1938: Armageddon was too close for marriage or child bearing.[36]
• 1941: There were only "months" remaining until Armageddon.[37]
• 1942: Armageddon was "immediately before us."[38]
• 1961: Awake! magazine stated that the heavenly kingdom "will, within the twentieth century, cleanse the entire earth of wickedness."[39]
• 1966: It would be 6000 years since man's creation in the fall of 1975 and it would be "appropriate" for Christ's thousand-year reign to begin at that time.[40] Time was "running out, no question about that."[41] The "immediate future" was "certain to be filled with climactic events ... within a few years at most", the final parts of Bible prophecy relating to the "last days" would undergo fulfillment as Christ's reign began.
• 1967: The end-time period (beginning in 1914) was claimed to be so far advanced that the time remaining could "be compared, not just to the last day of a week, but rather, to the last part of that day".[42]
• 1968: No one could say "with certainty" that the battle of Armageddon would begin in 1975, but time was "running out rapidly" with "earthshaking events" soon to take place.[43] In March 1968 there was a "short period of time left", with "only about ninety months left before 6000 years of man's existence on earth is completed".[44]
• 1969: The existing world order would not last long enough for young people to grow old; the world system would end "in a few years." Young Witnesses were told not to bother pursuing tertiary education for this reason.[45]
• 1971: The "battle in the day of Jehovah" was described as beginning "hortly, within our twentieth century".[46]
  [*]1974: There was just a "short time remaining before the wicked world's end" and Witnesses were commended for selling their homes and property to "finish out the rest of their days in this old system in the pioneer service."[47]
  [*]1984: There were "many indications" that "the end" was closer than the end of the 20th century.[48]
  [*]1989: The Watchtower asserted that Christian missionary work begun in the first century would "be completed in our 20th century".[49] When republished in bound volumes, the phrase "in our 20th century" was replaced with the less specific "in our day".
  

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Same thing.......different religion..........

Further uneeded proof that religion is orthodox insanity.