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Politics : Manmade Global Warming, A hoax? A Scam? or a Doomsday Cult?

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To: Don Hurst who wrote (4191)2/17/2015 10:23:19 AM
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You should read the book, "The Children's Blizzard". David Laskin does a great job describing the "hearty" Norwegians and Eastern European Mennonites who never complained, despite dropping all their belongings and moving to a new land. Then there was the blizzard of 1888. This event changed them, and many wrote about the "wall of lightning" crossing the plains and complained to God for the punishing them with the weather and killing their children. The swarms of locusts eating the crops during the hot summer months was terrible. Frank L. Baum was living in Aberdeen, Dakota, at the time, and his time there was inspiration for writing the Wizard of Oz. I do the book no justice with a post, it's a great read.
amazon.com

Reading up on history shows weather is brutal, always has been and always will be. Check this out...2-volume DVD by the AMS on Northeast snowstorms.
bookstore.ametsoc.org

Wikipedia has alphabetical list of nor'easters.
en.wikipedia.org

DNR of Minnesota has a list of terrible storms, just in Minnesota.
dnr.state.mn.us

Here's one for Virginia. It speaks of Washington & Jefferson writing about horrible weather in the late-1700's.
erh.noaa.gov

And this from a Florida newspaper in 1977...
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