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Teddy Brosevelt Show | Episode #13 - No One Cried Climate Change During 1936 Heatwave

from The Teddy Brosevelt Show · host Teddy Brosevelt

Back again after a six day hiatus! Teddy worked out the post-production audio glitches and delivers a perfectly mixed Episode #13 of The Teddy Brosevelt Show.Teddy drops truth nukes about the foolishness of accelerating Western society into a Green New Nightmare filled with pain, suffering, freezing and starvation. Episode #13 topics include:* The 1936 heatwave in the United States was way worse than anything we are experiencing in 2022. Temperatures hit 121 in North Dakota and reached 110 degrees in Ontario and Manitoba, Canada. There was no air conditioning. And no one was attributing that deadly heatwave to climate change. Cars had only been around for 28 years. * The 1901 U.S. heatwave was also brutal. Philadelphia and Wilmington, Delaware both hit 109 degrees. Imagine how bad the climate alarmists would be freaking out right now if Philly hit 109 degrees in 2022. They would be losing their s**t and insisting this was the ‘new normal’, and we must dramatically alter our way of life or else the USA would be uninhabitable within a decade.* Heatwaves, unpredictable weather and temperature fluctuations are normal on Earth* People are pointing to the shrinking water levels of man-made lakes like Lake Mead and Lake Travis here in Austin. But these are not REAL LAKES. Check the water levels of actual lakes, like the Great Lakes. The waters of Lake Michigan are not in danger of rising and flooding the city of Chicago. Check the water levels of the Great Lakes since 1860. They fluctuate by two to four feet, up and down almost every year for the past 160 years. Man-made reservoirs that are built in deserts and arid environments where no natural bodies of water previously existed should have shrinking water levels after a few decades. Especially if the surrounding areas that rely on the reservoir for water have exploded in population (Las Vegas, Phoenix, Austin). * Will Putin turn the Nord Stream pipeline back on in 48 hours? Or will Europe face a cold and brutal winter with fuel and food shortages? * Way more Republicans spend time outdoors than Democrats. You think farmers and fishermen want dirty air and water?* Much, much more on this blockbuster 65 minute episode Episode #13 of The Teddy Brosevelt Show was recorded on July 20, 2022 in Austin, Texas.Now available on:* Spotify* TuneIn Radio* Apple Podcasts Thanks for reading Teddy Brosevelt! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and podcast episodes. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit teddybrosevelt.substack.com

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