Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
On 14/8/2026 5:00 pm, Nomen Nescio wrote:
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK drought?
The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the 16th century which is very long time before humans were using fossil fuels in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming that the current
drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human made "climate change" is idiotic.
On 14/8/2026 5:00 pm, Nomen Nescio wrote:
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK drought?
The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the 16th century which is very long time before humans were using fossil fuels in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming that the current
drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human made "climate change" is idiotic.
On 14/08/2026 6:44 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 5:00 pm, Nomen Nescio wrote:The temperatures around Europe aren't anything like usual. My son was in
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK drought?
The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the 16th
century which is very long time before humans were using fossil fuels
in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming that the
current drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human made "climate
change" is idiotic.
the UK a few weeks ago, even he reckoned that it was bloody hot even by Australian standards.
The average world temperature is rising every year and that isn't normal.
On 14/8/2026 7:35 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 14/08/2026 6:44 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 5:00 pm, Nomen Nescio wrote:The temperatures around Europe aren't anything like usual. My son was
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK drought?
The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the
16th century which is very long time before humans were using fossil
fuels in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming that the
current drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human made "climate
change" is idiotic.
in the UK a few weeks ago, even he reckoned that it was bloody hot
even by Australian standards.
My son and his girlfriend were also in the UK in July visiting her
family and going to Goodwood, they said that it was warm but they
weren't bothered by it.
Both times I've visited the UK was in their summer, the heat over there certainly feels different to here, what I noticed was that the temp in a 24hr period doesn't change as much as it does here, it can be 29deg C at 6.00 and the same at midnight or at least that's how it was in the south.
--The average world temperature is rising every year and that isn't normal.
Maybe so but that doesn't change the fact that droughts in the UK and
Europe are nothing new, according to Google they occur every 5-10years
and have been doing so for centuries.
Daryl wrote
Keithr0 wrote
Daryl wrote
Nomen Nescio wrote
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK
drought?
The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the
16th century which is very long time before humans were using fossil >>>> fuels in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming that the >>>> current drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human made "climate >>>> change" is idiotic.
The temperatures around Europe aren't anything like usual. My son was
in the UK a few weeks ago, even he reckoned that it was bloody hot
even by Australian standards.
My son and his girlfriend were also in the UK in July visiting her
family and going to Goodwood, they said that it was warm but they
weren't bothered by it.
Of course they weren't. They are from Victoria where heatwaves up to 40C are common in the summer months. Not so in the UK where temps above 30C *used to be rare*. Much like where I grew up in Tasmania, rare to see temperatures above 30C when I was in my schooldays. Not so now.
--- Synchronet 3.22a-Linux NewsLink 1.2Both times I've visited the UK was in their summer, the heat over there
certainly feels different to here, what I noticed was that the temp in
a 24hr period doesn't change as much as it does here, it can be 29deg C
at 6.00 and the same at midnight or at least that's how it was in the
south.
Melbourne used to get like that. Nothing new there.
The average world temperature is rising every year and that isn't
normal.
Maybe so but that doesn't change the fact that droughts in the UK and
Europe are nothing new, according to Google they occur every 5-10years
and have been doing so for centuries.
Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 5:00 pm, Nomen Nescio wrote:
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK drought?
The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the
16th century which is very long time before humans were using fossil
fuels in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming that the
current drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human made "climate
change" is idiotic.
Victoria has produced a lot of our better commedians, and there's none funnier than the native who came up with, "VICTORIA - THE EDUCATION
STATE".
On 14/8/2026 5:00 pm, Nomen Nescio wrote:
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK drought?
The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the 16th century which is very long time before humans were using fossil fuels in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming that the current
drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human made "climate change" is idiotic.
Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 5:00 pm, Nomen Nescio wrote:
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK drought?
The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the 16th
century which is very long time before humans were using fossil fuels
in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming that the
current drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human made "climate
change" is idiotic.
Victoria has produced a lot of our better commedians, and there's none funnier than the native who came up with, "VICTORIA - THE EDUCATION STATE".
On 14/8/2026 7:35 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 14/08/2026 6:44 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 5:00 pm, Nomen Nescio wrote:The temperatures around Europe aren't anything like usual. My son was
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK drought?
The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the
16th century which is very long time before humans were using fossil
fuels in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming that the
current drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human made "climate
change" is idiotic.
in the UK a few weeks ago, even he reckoned that it was bloody hot
even by Australian standards.
My son and his girlfriend were also in the UK in July visiting her
family and going to Goodwood, they said that it was warm but they
weren't bothered by it.
Both times I've visited the UK was in their summer, the heat over there certainly feels different to here, what I noticed was that the temp in a 24hr period doesn't change as much as it does here, it can be 29deg C at 6.00 and the same at midnight or at least that's how it was in the south.
The average world temperature is rising every year and that isn't normal.
Maybe so but that doesn't change the fact that droughts in the UK and
Europe are nothing new, according to Google they occur every 5-10years
and have been doing so for centuries.
On 14/8/2026 7:35 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 14/08/2026 6:44 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 5:00 pm, Nomen Nescio wrote:The temperatures around Europe aren't anything like usual. My son was
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK drought?
The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the
16th century which is very long time before humans were using fossil
fuels in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming that the
current drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human made "climate
change" is idiotic.
in the UK a few weeks ago, even he reckoned that it was bloody hot
even by Australian standards.
My son and his girlfriend were also in the UK in July visiting her
family and going to Goodwood, they said that it was warm but they
weren't bothered by it.
Both times I've visited the UK was in their summer, the heat over there certainly feels different to here, what I noticed was that the temp in a 24hr period doesn't change as much as it does here, it can be 29deg C at 6.00 and the same at midnight or at least that's how it was in the south.
The average world temperature is rising every year and that isn't normal.
Maybe so but that doesn't change the fact that droughts in the UK and
Europe are nothing new, according to Google they occur every 5-10years
and have been doing so for centuries.
On 14/08/2026 9:43 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 7:35 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 14/08/2026 6:44 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 5:00 pm, Nomen Nescio wrote:The temperatures around Europe aren't anything like usual. My son was
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK drought? >>>> The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the
16th century which is very long time before humans were using fossil
fuels in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming that
the current drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human made
"climate change" is idiotic.
in the UK a few weeks ago, even he reckoned that it was bloody hot
even by Australian standards.
My son and his girlfriend were also in the UK in July visiting her
family and going to Goodwood, they said that it was warm but they
weren't bothered by it.
Both times I've visited the UK was in their summer, the heat over
there certainly feels different to here, what I noticed was that the
temp in a 24hr period doesn't change as much as it does here, it can
be 29deg C at 6.00 and the same at midnight or at least that's how it
was in the south.
According to today's SMH, the temperature in London yesterday was 38 degrees, that's not normal. There have been 2 train crashes in the last
few days there possibly due to over expansion of the rails in the
abnormal heat.
On 15/8/2026 1:46 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 14/08/2026 9:43 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 7:35 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 14/08/2026 6:44 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 5:00 pm, Nomen Nescio wrote:The temperatures around Europe aren't anything like usual. My son
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK
drought?
The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the
16th century which is very long time before humans were using
fossil fuels in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming >>>>> that the current drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human
made "climate change" is idiotic.
was in the UK a few weeks ago, even he reckoned that it was bloody
hot even by Australian standards.
My son and his girlfriend were also in the UK in July visiting her
family and going to Goodwood, they said that it was warm but they
weren't bothered by it.
Both times I've visited the UK was in their summer, the heat over
there certainly feels different to here, what I noticed was that the
temp in a 24hr period doesn't change as much as it does here, it can
be 29deg C at 6.00 and the same at midnight or at least that's how it
was in the south.
According to today's SMH, the temperature in London yesterday was 38
degrees, that's not normal. There have been 2 train crashes in the
last few days there possibly due to over expansion of the rails in the
abnormal heat.
Agree that that isn't normal for that part of the world, unlike here
their infrastructure isn't designed to cope with those temps.
On 15/8/2026 1:46 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 14/08/2026 9:43 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 7:35 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 14/08/2026 6:44 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 5:00 pm, Nomen Nescio wrote:The temperatures around Europe aren't anything like usual. My son
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK
drought?
The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the
16th century which is very long time before humans were using
fossil fuels in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming >>>>> that the current drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human
made "climate change" is idiotic.
was in the UK a few weeks ago, even he reckoned that it was bloody
hot even by Australian standards.
My son and his girlfriend were also in the UK in July visiting her
family and going to Goodwood, they said that it was warm but they
weren't bothered by it.
Both times I've visited the UK was in their summer, the heat over
there certainly feels different to here, what I noticed was that the
temp in a 24hr period doesn't change as much as it does here, it can
be 29deg C at 6.00 and the same at midnight or at least that's how it
was in the south.
According to today's SMH, the temperature in London yesterday was 38
degrees, that's not normal. There have been 2 train crashes in the
last few days there possibly due to over expansion of the rails in the
abnormal heat.
Agree that that isn't normal for that part of the world, unlike here
their infrastructure isn't designed to cope with those temps.
Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 7:35 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 14/08/2026 6:44 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 5:00 pm, Nomen Nescio wrote:The temperatures around Europe aren't anything like usual. My son was
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK drought? >>>> The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the
16th century which is very long time before humans were using fossil
fuels in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming that
the current drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human made
"climate change" is idiotic.
in the UK a few weeks ago, even he reckoned that it was bloody hot
even by Australian standards.
My son and his girlfriend were also in the UK in July visiting her
family and going to Goodwood, they said that it was warm but they
weren't bothered by it.
Both times I've visited the UK was in their summer, the heat over
there certainly feels different to here, what I noticed was that the
temp in a 24hr period doesn't change as much as it does here, it can
be 29deg C at 6.00 and the same at midnight or at least that's how it
was in the south.
The average world temperature is rising every year and that isn't
normal.
Maybe so but that doesn't change the fact that droughts in the UK and
Europe are nothing new, according to Google they occur every 5-10years
and have been doing so for centuries.
It's impossible to *not* be depressed by another "fact". This being that Deryl is allowed to vote.
On 15/08/2026 11:57 am, alvey wrote:
Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 7:35 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 14/08/2026 6:44 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 5:00 pm, Nomen Nescio wrote:The temperatures around Europe aren't anything like usual. My son
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK
drought?
The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the
16th century which is very long time before humans were using
fossil fuels in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming >>>>> that the current drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human
made "climate change" is idiotic.
was in the UK a few weeks ago, even he reckoned that it was bloody
hot even by Australian standards.
My son and his girlfriend were also in the UK in July visiting her
family and going to Goodwood, they said that it was warm but they
weren't bothered by it.
Both times I've visited the UK was in their summer, the heat over
there certainly feels different to here, what I noticed was that the
temp in a 24hr period doesn't change as much as it does here, it can
be 29deg C at 6.00 and the same at midnight or at least that's how it
was in the south.
The average world temperature is rising every year and that isn't
normal.
Maybe so but that doesn't change the fact that droughts in the UK and
Europe are nothing new, according to Google they occur every
5-10years and have been doing so for centuries.
It's impossible to *not* be depressed by another "fact". This being
that Deryl is allowed to vote.
Reckon he is dumb enough to vote for One Nation? He is pretty dumb after all.
On 15/8/2026 1:46 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 14/08/2026 9:43 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 7:35 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 14/08/2026 6:44 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 5:00 pm, Nomen Nescio wrote:The temperatures around Europe aren't anything like usual. My son
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK
drought?
The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the
16th century which is very long time before humans were using
fossil fuels in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming >>>>> that the current drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human
made "climate change" is idiotic.
was in the UK a few weeks ago, even he reckoned that it was bloody
hot even by Australian standards.
My son and his girlfriend were also in the UK in July visiting her
family and going to Goodwood, they said that it was warm but they
weren't bothered by it.
Both times I've visited the UK was in their summer, the heat over
there certainly feels different to here, what I noticed was that the
temp in a 24hr period doesn't change as much as it does here, it can
be 29deg C at 6.00 and the same at midnight or at least that's how it
was in the south.
According to today's SMH, the temperature in London yesterday was 38
degrees, that's not normal. There have been 2 train crashes in the
last few days there possibly due to over expansion of the rails in the
abnormal heat.
Agree that that isn't normal for that part of the world, unlike here
their infrastructure isn't designed to cope with those temps.
On 15/08/2026 3:28 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 15/8/2026 1:46 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 14/08/2026 9:43 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 7:35 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
On 14/08/2026 6:44 pm, Daryl wrote:
On 14/8/2026 5:00 pm, Nomen Nescio wrote:The temperatures around Europe aren't anything like usual. My son
Now that he is a "farmer". Was a climate denier back when a
motoring personality.
What has his view about "climate change" got to do with the UK
drought?
The UK has a long history of droughts dating back to at least the >>>>>> 16th century which is very long time before humans were using
fossil fuels in anything like the quantities we use now so claiming >>>>>> that the current drought in the UK and Europe is caused by human >>>>>> made "climate change" is idiotic.
was in the UK a few weeks ago, even he reckoned that it was bloody >>>>> hot even by Australian standards.
My son and his girlfriend were also in the UK in July visiting her
family and going to Goodwood, they said that it was warm but they
weren't bothered by it.
Both times I've visited the UK was in their summer, the heat over
there certainly feels different to here, what I noticed was that the >>>> temp in a 24hr period doesn't change as much as it does here, it can >>>> be 29deg C at 6.00 and the same at midnight or at least that's how it >>>> was in the south.
According to today's SMH, the temperature in London yesterday was 38
degrees, that's not normal. There have been 2 train crashes in the
last few days there possibly due to over expansion of the rails in the >>> abnormal heat.
Agree that that isn't normal for that part of the world, unlike here
their infrastructure isn't designed to cope with those temps.
There are wild fires in the UK, I don't remember that happening before,
and scientist are concerned that grass is beginning to spread in the Antarctic. All this tends to indicate that the world is heating up.
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