Locusts missing from horror picture

Regarding Ernest Izett's letter 5/4/11 referring to my comments on Global Warming: My stand is and always has been, that if this condition exists at all, it is not man made.
On my casually referring to the possibility of a new ice age. This was a throw-away line, seasoned with a pinch of truth.
My slightly ironical remark was saying, 'Here we go again” Light humour, Earnest, although, as the old saying goes, 'There's many a true word spoken in a jest”; so you never know.
Ernest's gloomy picture of the horrors awaiting mankind did not include a plague of locusts.
However, I can assure him that they are around, gorging themselves on the spoils thrown up by the Climate Change Bonanza. They can readily be identified by the language that they speak. It is called, 'Bilge” and are heard to utter things like, 'The Science Is Settled”, and, 'Proof” ad nauseam.
I hope that he will take the opportunity to read some of the material referred to in my letter on the following pages of your same publication.
By the way; there is a growing school of thought that the earth's axis has moved and that the pole positions will change.
Frank Smead, Mount Maunganui.

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locusts

Posted on 24-04-2011 15:01 | By algail

There have been many statements about the earth moving from its axis etc et ad museum. I wonder why not one of them if they have been living in the same place for some time haven't noticed the bloody sun still rises in the same place as does its setting occur in the same place. The stars are in the same place each night too. Surely to God a shift in axis would have the sun setting and rising in a different place as would the stars be seen from a different angle. Further how do pilots flying vast distances overnight mange to fly exactly to where they are supposed to be going using a com[ass of course the same applies to shipping as. Further anyone who has been living in the same place will note if they use a compass that north oddly enough in spite of this claimed pole and axis shift is still in the same place. Alastair


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