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Lol reminds me of the funniest bit John Stewart ever did... 3rd place behind who! What is Ron Paul the 13th floor of a building?
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Lol reminds me of the funniest bit John Stewart ever did... 3rd place behind who! What is Ron Paul the 13th floor of a building?
https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/loc...n-With-Her-Own-Cane-in-Queens--558698681.html
Four teens rob and beat 67 year old female of the Caucasian persuasion.
If reversed Levi and pals would be posting continuously and the national media would be all over this.
I blame Obama. Looks like his kids to me. You morons would blame Trump.
Four teens rob and beat 67 year old female of the Caucasian persuasion.
If reversed Levi and pals would be posting continuously and the national media would be all over this.
I blame Obama. Looks like his kids to me. You morons would blame Trump.
I loved when had Tucker and Paul Begala on and basically called them both idiots for the whole segment.
This kind of thing makes my blood boil.
A little British humor for your Friday morning.
Heh.
Heh.
The US Communists and those countries that would see a check are the only ones pushing reducing emissions.
ChiComs and India say, "Coal, big, black beautiful coal baby!"
It seems that if you were a past president and had access to all of the world's top scientists, you would have a more intimate knowledge of the dangers and risks associated with coastal living.
You certainly wouldn't drop $15M on a coastal estate.
UN draft climate report warns oceans rising, warming
https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/...ns-oceans-rising-warming-190829132723704.html
The Earth could witness a dramatic decline in fish stocks, a 100-fold increase in the damage caused by superstorms and millions of people displaced by rising seas, if humanity does not reduce greenhouse gas emissions, according to a 900-page draft report by the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) obtained by the AFP news agency.
The report, which will officially be released on September 25, concludes that humanity must overhaul the way it produces and consumes almost everything to avoid the worst ravages of climate change and environmental degradation.
World leaders will gather in September for a separate summit convened by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who will seek stronger national commitments in confronting the climate crisis. The summit will end two days before the IPCC report's official release.
But the current state of the so-called "Big Four" - the countries and regions which are responsible for nearly 60 percent of global fossil fuel-based emissions - does not bode well for Guterres.
While the four - China, the United States, India and the European Union - face devastating fallout from the ocean and ice-related impacts of climate change, none seems prepared to announce more ambitious goals for purging carbon from its economy.
US President Donald Trump was a no-show at the G7 climate segment at this year's summit in France. In 2017, Trump said the US would withdraw from the Paris Agreement. He has also systematically dissembled predecessor Barack Obama's climate policies.
India is rapidly developing solar power, but continues to build up coal-fired capacity.
The EU is moving towards a mid-century "net-zero" emissions goal, but several member states are dragging their feet.
Long seen as a leader on climate(wtf, who would think that?), China - which emits nearly as much CO2 as the US, EU and India combined - has recently been sending mixed signals.
"The eyes of Beijing are gradually moving away from environmental issues, and climate change in particular," Greenpeace International analyst Li Shuo, a longtime observer of China's climate policy, told AFP.
A resurgence of domestic coal-fired power and a relaxing of air pollution regulations, he said, point to a reorientation towards China's slowing economy and its trade war with the US, and away from environmental concerns.
ChiComs and India say, "Coal, big, black beautiful coal baby!"
It seems that if you were a past president and had access to all of the world's top scientists, you would have a more intimate knowledge of the dangers and risks associated with coastal living.
You certainly wouldn't drop $15M on a coastal estate.
UN draft climate report warns oceans rising, warming
https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/...ns-oceans-rising-warming-190829132723704.html
The Earth could witness a dramatic decline in fish stocks, a 100-fold increase in the damage caused by superstorms and millions of people displaced by rising seas, if humanity does not reduce greenhouse gas emissions, according to a 900-page draft report by the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) obtained by the AFP news agency.
The report, which will officially be released on September 25, concludes that humanity must overhaul the way it produces and consumes almost everything to avoid the worst ravages of climate change and environmental degradation.
World leaders will gather in September for a separate summit convened by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who will seek stronger national commitments in confronting the climate crisis. The summit will end two days before the IPCC report's official release.
But the current state of the so-called "Big Four" - the countries and regions which are responsible for nearly 60 percent of global fossil fuel-based emissions - does not bode well for Guterres.
While the four - China, the United States, India and the European Union - face devastating fallout from the ocean and ice-related impacts of climate change, none seems prepared to announce more ambitious goals for purging carbon from its economy.
US President Donald Trump was a no-show at the G7 climate segment at this year's summit in France. In 2017, Trump said the US would withdraw from the Paris Agreement. He has also systematically dissembled predecessor Barack Obama's climate policies.
India is rapidly developing solar power, but continues to build up coal-fired capacity.
The EU is moving towards a mid-century "net-zero" emissions goal, but several member states are dragging their feet.
Long seen as a leader on climate(wtf, who would think that?), China - which emits nearly as much CO2 as the US, EU and India combined - has recently been sending mixed signals.
"The eyes of Beijing are gradually moving away from environmental issues, and climate change in particular," Greenpeace International analyst Li Shuo, a longtime observer of China's climate policy, told AFP.
A resurgence of domestic coal-fired power and a relaxing of air pollution regulations, he said, point to a reorientation towards China's slowing economy and its trade war with the US, and away from environmental concerns.
The US Communists and those countries that would see a check are the only ones pushing reducing emissions.
ChiComs and India say, "Coal, big, black beautiful coal baby!"
It seems that if you were a past president and had access to all of the world's top scientists, you would have a more intimate knowledge of the dangers and risks associated with coastal living.
You certainly wouldn't drop $15M on a coastal estate.
UN draft climate report warns oceans rising, warming
https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/...ns-oceans-rising-warming-190829132723704.html
The Earth could witness a dramatic decline in fish stocks, a 100-fold increase in the damage caused by superstorms and millions of people displaced by rising seas, if humanity does not reduce greenhouse gas emissions, according to a 900-page draft report by the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) obtained by the AFP news agency.
The report, which will officially be released on September 25, concludes that humanity must overhaul the way it produces and consumes almost everything to avoid the worst ravages of climate change and environmental degradation.
World leaders will gather in September for a separate summit convened by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who will seek stronger national commitments in confronting the climate crisis. The summit will end two days before the IPCC report's official release.
But the current state of the so-called "Big Four" - the countries and regions which are responsible for nearly 60 percent of global fossil fuel-based emissions - does not bode well for Guterres.
While the four - China, the United States, India and the European Union - face devastating fallout from the ocean and ice-related impacts of climate change, none seems prepared to announce more ambitious goals for purging carbon from its economy.
US President Donald Trump was a no-show at the G7 climate segment at this year's summit in France. In 2017, Trump said the US would withdraw from the Paris Agreement. He has also systematically dissembled predecessor Barack Obama's climate policies.
India is rapidly developing solar power, but continues to build up coal-fired capacity.
The EU is moving towards a mid-century "net-zero" emissions goal, but several member states are dragging their feet.
Long seen as a leader on climate(wtf, who would think that?), China - which emits nearly as much CO2 as the US, EU and India combined - has recently been sending mixed signals.
"The eyes of Beijing are gradually moving away from environmental issues, and climate change in particular," Greenpeace International analyst Li Shuo, a longtime observer of China's climate policy, told AFP.
A resurgence of domestic coal-fired power and a relaxing of air pollution regulations, he said, point to a reorientation towards China's slowing economy and its trade war with the US, and away from environmental concerns.
Climate change is a hoax. Bullshit. Made up. Fabricated.
It's a globalist wealth redistribution scheme in order to tax 1st world citizens of out of their hard earned money.
Well, if that's the case, i hope that hurrican destroys liberals because they deserve it. Fair is fair.
So you think we should "hang" a former potus? Who happens to be an African American. You are what's wrong with the world.
yeah, and then became those dudes, lol, and spun off 3-4 just like him
So your argument is if there was proof of treason because he is an ex President and black, he shouldn't be? Whose logic is more f'ed here?
I'm sorry to have to tell you this... but the opposite is true.
Traitors, meaning those guilty of treason, are typically hung for it. The fact that your mind automatically assumes he must be racist because Obama happens to also be black, is the real problem.
Your sort of ignorance allows you to be emotionally manipulated into believing things which simply aren't so, giving you a false sense of intellectual and moral superiority in lunatic arguments like a hanging a black traitor is racist... no, hanging a traitor is simply hanging a traitor.
Try harder.. do better, be better than this...
He's a moron. Only here to stir up garbage.
They should hang Obama with 2 nooses and then put a bullet in the back of his head and then electrocute and then use the guillotine for the Treason against this great country
200 people . . . nah . . . they’ll bring in Sean Spicer to hold a press conference and he’ll proclaim the rally was a bigly success, possibly the most hugely attended rally in Kentucky history. And, the sheep will drink the kool-aid and start whining about the fake media.
Ok so since hanging him would be racist. Lethal injection works just fine too. Or the electric chair. Doesn’t Utah or some state still have firing squads?
Do 200 people live in pikeville?
20K out of 24K in Pike County voted for Trump in 2016...and this is the best you got?
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