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Re: "Meteoric occasions" are caused by global warming?
02/14/13 09:15 AM
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> Hmm... Maybe she just doesn't understand that "global" refers to the globe, and that
> space is outside that.
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> And maybe someone could get her to spend half an hour looking for Mars on a map of
> the world (it's in PA).
I did have the thought, later, that she must've been thinking that if the ozone layer is depleted (due to CO2 emissions or whatever ridiculous excuse the UN/globalists are wanting to use to tax us on) - this would mean that any meteors entering the Earth's atmosphere would be less likely to be burned up. Not causing meteors to fall but just in case there happened to be any falling anyway.
Like, not having a roof over your head doesn't cause rain, but when it does rain... yada yada yada.
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Edited by Tomu Breidah (02/14/13 09:19 AM)
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