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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Brumar89 who wrote (997292)1/29/2017 9:56:09 PM
From: Wharf Rat  Read Replies (2) of 1571403
 
Philip Lloyd is a liar.



Not only is Philip's cover not real, the real one isn't even from the 1970s. It's from April 2007. Not only is it not about global cooling, it's about global warming and how to survive it.
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The Big Freeze was about the OPEC oil shock, not weather.


The cover on the left that Philip put up to support his point, didn't. It was this one from December 1973:



Yes, the man looks cold and has icicles dripping. However the chart isn't an upside down temperature chart, it's a graph of oil prices. The cover story isn't about global cooling, it had the headline: "SHORTAGES: A Time of Learning to Live with Less". It was all about the oil crisis, which I remember well. The opening paragraph is:
Heavy with cargo, low-riding oil tankers bucked through the windblown South Atlantic last week on their way from the Persian Gulf to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, New York and other U.S. ports. In a week or so, they will tie up at their destinations—and the U.S. will enter a sterner, more painful new era of energy shortages. These huge ships were the last to be loaded before the Arab states blocked all petroleum shipments to the U.S. in retaliation for American support of Israel. The Arab move is expected to diminish by a disruptive 18% or more the minimum flow of fuel that the nation needs to run its industries and farms, heat and light its homes, schools and offices, and keep its cars, trucks, buses and planes moving.

blog.hotwhopper.com

Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln?
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