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To: KyrosL who wrote (71627)	12/11/2009 11:37:51 AM
From: Maurice Winn	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

In a serious bust, being remote from massive populations in northern NZ is probably no bad thing. But there would be plenty of boats marauding the oceans. They'd have to be able to land and survive the locals defending their turf. With numbers, that should be doable. It might simply be a matter of Malthusian population reduction with nowhere even remotely safe because all places are now dependent on the huge efficiencies of the globalized technological world with huge combine harvesters feeding the hordes. Humans have inhabited ecological niches which are not really any good = they'll all have to move somewhere better and when they move, they'll be up against the usual problems of over population. Never mind nuclear winter. Didn't northern California get record snow recently? Reglaciation is going to be interesting. Maybe as soon as this winter but probably not until 2020. This must be it: tvnz.co.nz Huge amounts of snow across the USA. It's funny that the Global Warmists are meeting in Copenhagen [chilly there too right now] while the USA is turning into ice age as they speak. Mqurice