- Jan 8, 2011
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Oh wait, its only an "Atmospheric River" which is about to destroy California.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/10/us/weather/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/10/us/weather/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
It's called an Ark Storm.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8P-N-HA9iS8
I'm embarrassed for the USGS. For all their money-grubbing ways I've never known them to engage in sensationalism before. That was ripe for the History channel.
I liked it. Their "money grubbing way" have allowed for preparedness for floods, earthquakes pretty much all sorts of natural disasters. That represents how many trillions of dollars and lives? Might as well say that investing in medical research is useless moneygrubbing.
I think the only people who don't understand just what a flood can do have never seen one. I've seen whole towns underwater. That's not an inconvenience , it's a tragedy that "dirty bombs", the WTC, terrorism in general can't even begin to touch in terms of real damage and misery. If there are intelligent space faring species let's hope that they don't grade others on the ability to understand real dangers, both short and long term. We'd not be much ahead of the amoeba.
So, over 3,000 dead americans on 9/11, and 6,700 dead American soldiers in the resulting war, a nation in terror, a resulting middle east holocaust at the hands of american weaponry, $5 trillion in treasure, loss of freedoms, over 3,000 families scarred for life, etcetera, can't hold a candle to a bunch of flooded houses?
I just wanted to check to make sure that's what you meant.
Here's a "bunch of flooded houses"
You really ought to know your subject material before going all " evil terrorists are the worst".
Now maybe those numbers pale in comparison to the WTC or what terrorist organizations are doing? Terrorists were just squatting I suppose.
