Is Hurricane Matthew coming to your hometown too?
You never can tell about weather.
Here in northern California we used to have a saying, "Never plan an
outdoor party after October 10 because it will probably rain." But a
few years ago we changed that saying to "You probably shouldn't plan an
outdoor party after Christmas because it might turn a bit chilly."
You never know what weather is going to be up to these days -- but it's
always a safe bet that it won't get very cold or rain a whole lot here
until late Fall. But at least we don't have any nasty hurricanes here
like the one that just smashed into Haiti, a weather nightmare clearly
caused by global warming and climate change. http://www.truth-out.org/news/item/37939-haiti-s-never-ending-nightmare-grows-longer
According to various news reports, apparently the Caribbean has now
turned into a caldron of hurricane-causing hot soup -- and if the
weather keeps heating up like it has been in the past 20 years, the
Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean could turn into a caldron of hot
soup too.
Hey it could happen.
And if it does, then the saying here in NorCal will be, "Never plan an
outdoor party until hurricane season is over -- whenever that is."
So. With this thought in mind, slowing down climate change now seems
like a good thing. But how do we do that? How do we slow down global
warming so that we can keep our outdoor party plans flowing without
having hurricanes arriving as uninvited guests -- and without having to
live in a storm cellar for the rest of our lives? The most obvious way
is to give up starting any more "wars".
Fighter jets, Humvees and tanks are our number-one air polluters
today. So it's time to invite the Pentagon and the Department of
Defense and Hurricane Hillary to the climate-change-hating party too --
but please tell Hurricane Matthew and his younger brothers and sisters
to stay home. http://blackagendareport.com/apocalypse_hillary
PS:
I just heard from my friend in poor sweet hurricane-ravished Haiti.
Things are really bad down there. Over a thousand people have died so
far and untold crops are ruined. "How can I help?" I asked my friend. http://jpstillwater.blogspot.com/2014/02/haiti-me-in-search-of-jean-bertrand.html
"Send tourists!" he replied. So if you've got a spare week or two of
vacation time coming, please spend it in Haiti. You'll be helping out
Haiti's economy and also having a wonderful time.
And while in Port au Prince, please stay at my favorite guesthouse.
Just tell the proprietor that Hurricane Matthew sent you. http://www.diquinigh.com/
And if you can't get to Haiti yourself, please donate here: http://www.ezilidanto.com/2016/10/donate-support-haiti-hurricane-matthew-victims/
And if you can't get to Haiti yourself, please donate here: http://www.ezilidanto.com/2016/10/donate-support-haiti-hurricane-matthew-victims/
PPS:
There was no mention of climate change at the first two presidential
debates. What's with that? The biggest danger facing us today and not
even a sidebar about it? Huh?
PPPS: Hillary Clinton just
claimed that Donald Trump "stalked" her during the second presidential debate.
Clinton is now afraid of Trump? Then imagine how afraid of Putin she will be!
But isn't she the one who started it first by stalking Qaddafi and Assad? http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/10/14/its-worse-than-pussy-grabbing/
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