Comments by "" (@johnwattdotca) on "Texas' Underregulated Energy Grid Responsible For Millions Without Heat, Electricity | NBC News NOW" video.

I heard the ghost of Past President John F. Kennedy made a snow angel on the grassy knoll in Dallas.
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Rick James: Looks like you're ready to get into global cooling.
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@johnwelch615 : I could easily say I reject anthropogenic climate change because it's not a real word. However, here in the Niagara Peninsula, where the greatest benefits of global warming are felt between the moderating effects of the two great lakes Erie and Ontario, you don't have to believe in any kind of global warming. Over thirty years ago birds stopped flying south. The lakes and rivers don't freeze over any more. You can walk around with fall or spring clothing on Christmas day when there's no snow or ice. The snow and freezing temperatures we have now came up from the United States, twice. Melting northern ice is creating record high water levels in the great lakes. We've got global warming. You temperate zone people better get used to global cooling.
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@johnwelch615 : I'm happy to see you're not.
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@johnwelch615 : When Europeans began burning firewood in fireplaces as being over-populated, around 1,500 AD, North American natives noticed a climate change of harsher winters with an unhealthy cold. By 1750 there wasn't a tree left in England big enough to use for a mast. I didn't say you denied climate change, but I doubt you see what is happening now as being man-made. Tucker Carlson and the governor of Texas can say it's the failure of the Green New Deal and their wind turbines that caused this blackout, when no Democrat is in power in Texas and wind turbines are a small percentage of winter power. I don't care if you are a liar or believe your own non-truths, you're living in a new un-natural disaster where that Lone Star no longer shines strong enough for everyone to survive. And another storm is coming. Why not use a 3-D printer and invent your own snowshoes? That would help Texans cross the border into Mexico.
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@johnwelch615 : You accuse me of rambling nonsense... but what have you done? You're saying mankind has been keeping weather records for only a hundred years but then you go on about the pyramids at Egypt. That was one of the most important activities of ancient natives, keeping track of the weather and using the stars to tell the time of year. They were dependent year to year on the crops they were growing, very serious about that. People lived their lives outside more than we do, so the weather was important in that respect, being seasonal. The brilliant white cover stones and gold caps are what made the pyramids function as electrical instruments. Even now, with a big glass bottle wrapped in aluminum foil, at the top of the pyramid it will emit electric sparks. Have you heard about the larger pyramid in China that is covered in white ceramic plates? You should wonder when medea became media and hydra became hydro. I'm tempted to tell you about Dr. James Watt but it's a long story. Do you know that 25% of American locomotives in the wild west were fueled by crushed Egyptian mummies?
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@johnwelch615 : New orbital observations are being made. Months ago the wobble of our orbiting earth moved dramatically. What would take five years of observation to see is now happening in less than a month. If this pace occurs over the next year the closer effects of the sun will cause an extermination event. Prior to the last pole shift the north pole was at the bottom of Georgian Bay. Changing topic, the Bhagavad Gita, an ancient book from India, describes life after the last ice age and a war between gods, using flying aircraft, missiles and nuclear bombs. It describes a bombing pattern along the east coast of Africa that show on crater maps, one large crater in central India, and I believe the Sahara was reduced to melted sand, a glass sheet similar to American test blasts in Utah. Antarcticans fled their flooding land and came up to the north of Africa, building the great stone works. Look to Jericho and hear the trumpet call to find the Valley of Jericho, where there are 24 underground cities, each capable of supporting life for 10 to 20 thousand people. The longest perfectly straight tunnel carved out of the stone between cities is four miles long. They aren't fortified, just necessary for survival in the ice age climate. I hope you are stock-piling food. We need to feel all the reassurance we can.
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@johnwelch615 : So why keep building a world that depletes itself? Mankind needs to de-industrialize and re-humanize for the refreshing of our good earth. Oil is not a fossil fuel. It's an integral part of our evolving earth. The sun shines on your face and you face the wind first in your life, every day in every way. What you work to dig up is secondary to what we need to exist and live healthy lives.
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@johnwelch615 : That's like saying building new roads will come from companies that manufacture cars. America is already paved over too much. Those oily Texans got the world drinking water from plastic bottles after scare tactics about tap water. And then they invented a toxic latex so people paint their world over with more oil. If you remember Evian, the first bottled water sold in America as being spring water from France, it wasn't, from a tap in an America factory. Evian is naive spelled backwards. Such is life in America.
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@johnwelch615 : It was easy for Texans to see the La Brea tar pits as becoming fossil fuels, and drawing hot oil up through fossil bearing rocks as the oil absorbed some made it easier to say fossil fuel. The first depleted oil reservoirs are refilling, and that's not supposed to happen, my best proof for you. Look at what oil is, a lubricant, an explosive, plastics, paint, an edible protein, becoming petroleum jelly, one of the best skin cares for humans, amongst other uses. Does that really describe a dinosaur compost pile? If the earth evolved with oil to help continental plates slide, that happened before life on earth. Oil became important because the European industrial revolution depleted the marine mammals and crushed Egyptian mummies they used for oil. Dr. James Watt didn't like that, why he came down from north of Hadrians' Wall, risking Dark Ages diseases to travel Europe, inventing a valve to make steam power practical, inventing horsepower, making manufacturing in all countries improve by over 65%. Other scientists named the watt after him. If you saw photos of us you would see a resemblance.
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@johnwelch615 : I can't see my reply that you're replying to, but I refuted the source of "fossil fuels" sometime last night, a semi-lengthy reply for you. As for what you're saying here, if they were fossilized they would have been turned into stone. Texans aren't digging up any fossil fuel brickettes just yet. I take it you don't believe in decomposition, and when you say buried, you don't believe the earth was covered in water a few times since the dinosaurs, washed away, not buried.
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@johnwelch615 : I think it was the Reagan administration that declared a petroleum process by-product was a protein edible for humans. Now you're eating it, a food, not a fuel. Do you know that under your oil there is a layer of bacteria under the earths' crust as a global phenomena? Scientists think some of this self-replicating bacteria could go back to the origins of life on earth. Considering this pre-dates all life on the surface, you can add it to your mix. I hope this doesn't give you premature oil anxiety where you erupt like a little lava burst. When a Scotsman saw what English were doing with their first horses, war horses, he invented horseshoes. Can you imagine being the first person on earth to nail a shoe onto a horse? Oil again? I'm cooking with sunflower oil tonight. At least that's what the packaging calls it.
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@johnwelch615 : Your 6,000 product statistic is new for me. I'm trying to imagine that. If oil is a planetary presence, what created the differences in the different qualities that are found?
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