Dementia Joe the ultimate climate kook

 

Dementia Joe is already practically brain-dead.  I am not as old as Joe Biden but I am old enough to have experienced hurricanes some stronger than others.  History shows that before we had weather satellites and other means of tracking them some were more deadly than others.  I remember my mom and dad living through one in San Benito about 20 miles inland from the Gulf of Mexico while I was in Quantico Virginia, training to become an officer in the Marine Corps.  People who live along the coast have learned to prepare for them and know that storms never last but pass with the wind.

What made Helene somewhat unique was the rainfall once it got inland in the Carolinas.  It should be noted that hurricanes are at their lowest level this year compared to any time from 1861 to 1870.


T. Ford 🇺🇸🌴 🐊
@ChimayBlue
Joe, please go back to the beach so we don't have to hear your voice any longer. You were never running things anyway.
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