The bitter Brits slogged through the flooded streets to protest their conditions.
Watch out for the kayak!
Local residents hold a protest claiming climate change is to blame for the floods ravaging the country in Oxford, England, Wednesday July 25, 2007. Oxford University stacked sandbags around its music department but the renowned school's main classrooms escaped the brunt of Britain's worst floods in 60 years as water pushed through the Thames Valley on Wednesday. (AP Photo/Chris Ison,PA)
They'll feel funny when they finally get around to looking into some history and discover that since the 1700's or so floods occurred there.
ReplyDeleteAt roughly the same intervals too :)
What a collection of losers!
ReplyDeleteThen again what can one expect of ignorant socialists who keep stumbling over the global warming myth that thankfully a handful of Brits do understand?
No worries, God isn't going to finish us off with water, he's going to use fire, so if I was those Brits, I'd be a little thankful.
ReplyDeleteDecades ago Flann O'Brien (a.k.a Myles naGopaleen a.k.a. Brian O'Nolan) wrote a comic novel The Third Policeman in which a lively subplot develops within the footnotes, which digress to focus on a "great thinker" named De Selby who propounds a theory involving the idea that the night is a result of industrialization polluting the air. In the footnotes we read of a sardonic citic Du Garbandier who notes that De Selby's theory produced "un grand trouble dans les masses."
ReplyDeleteWe're getting there.
You'd think some of these eco-nuts would take notice that this is Exactly Opposite of what 'global warming' 'experts' were claiming was going to happen this year.
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