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| Subject: Unprecedented Floods In 1875 | Date: 1/27/2013 1:21 PM | |
| Author: AjaxofTelamon | Number: 40450 of 91882 | |
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From a letter to The Times in 1875 by a climate skeptic - via Tom Nelson: ...As of 1875, there have been floods in France, Italy, America, Africa, India, Australia, Great Britain, etc; people believe that "the seasons have altered"; "agriculture and cultivation have done it". The 1875 skeptic writes: "The mistake is thinking that such a flood is unprecedented, as it is only unprecedented to the existing untaught generation"... Wow! "...it is only unprecedented to the existing untaught generation!" More from: http://tomnelson.blogspot.com/2013/01/do-not-miss-this-clima... -=Ajax=- |
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