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Politics : The Environmentalist Thread

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To: Land Shark who wrote (30745)10/6/2010 6:08:09 PM
From: Maurice Winn1 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) of 36917
 
Kant, we were living in Ottawa and fled that for NZ because I could see it coming long ago. Even without reglaciation, Ottawa got snow 9 months a year [the first snow in September and last in May]. We did live temporarily in London and Belgium but that was at the expense of BP Oil International in rented accommodation. <>The thing to do is move to the Sahara desert, Death Valley, Outback Australia and out of Mongolia, Canada and Finland.

I WHOLLY recommmend that YOU personally do that
>

Others are not able to move to New Zealand and will have to make do with the Sahara, Outback Australia, Death Valley and similarly available locales.

We are ready and waiting.

Billions of people will be wanting to relocate. Fortunately, there is LOTS of room.

I have even got instant telecommunications ready for them via Globalstar which is about to launch the second constellation starting this month. People will be able to move in and be in cyberspace while fibre gets rolled out for urban areas. Qualcomm has got mobile cyberspace available for terrestrial services and Zenbu has got wifi available too.

Where do you live [rumour has it you are in the reglaciation zone]? Your house won't be worth anything when it's buried in snow. The house we own and occupy will not be in the snow zone.

Mqurice
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