Whenever something adverse happens these days, the event will more likely than not be attributed to, or associated with, the theory of man-made global warming.
As everyone knows, this is now referred to as ‘climate change’, which is what I had thought the climate always does.
The event will often serve a secondary purpose, that of the long-awaited silver bullet which will finally deliver what most bien pensants lie awake at night anticipating.
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