Comments by "Religious_Man" (@Religious_man) on "It's all a massive con." video.

As a weather enthusiast, I do believe that the closest European islands north from France always got as hot as 80-88F (24-28.5C) every summer. Their main kind of precipitation was in the form of showers and thunderstorms. I can prove that. Just look at the European weather conditions of 1976. They are in the same latitude as southern-central Canada. Now that the planet has been cooling down, summer is not as exciting as it used to be (as Paul pointed out the cooler air temperatures where he lives). These radical activists are losing their heads over nothing.
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lmao The food must be so good at this place.
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Yes, you have somewhat confirmed my speculation. Usually the low pressure areas stays north in areas of Iceland and Scandinavia during the summer months. Only the higher elevations get rain. Is that why you French plant grapes near big hills/mountains during the summer?
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@Krysnha Where are you, what country?
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@pikachu6031 And who are you, another wanker that listens to the daily "climate change" forecasts?
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@Krysnha It's because your country has a subtropical climate which means the summer heat lasts longer and your winters are usually fairly mild. If you get a cold wave, it usually does not last long. It's not that unusual. I don't believe what you say about your capital. What about snow?
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You're full of crap. You don't live in South America, you live in Central Europe somewhere. "Krysnha" is not a Spanish word, in fact, it's not a name at all. It's a West Germanic language spoken in the Netherlands. Europe is a left-leaning continent where they love to scream and shout about climate change. It's no wonder you were not making any sense to me.
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