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Today's top story continues to be Hurricane Dorian and the headlines

always seem to read just missed us it was a close one Florida coast, but don't relax because the Carolinas are going to get it.

First of Florida, then it was Georgia.

They actually have to import the devastation from countries that are just not up for it. You know what I mean? the their strategy is to have stuff that just collapses.

Like that in Japan, old Japan,

I used to study Japanese history briefly,

like it's a good class.

So they have like paper walls and stuff because they used to have earthquakes and they're like we're not building things that can hurt us or we have to rebuild.

I'm not suggesting that's what's happening in the Bahamas, but I just feel like they're doing everything they can to scare us and as I mentioned yesterday with

Houston when I lived there and the only deaths were of people in a panic for a hurricane that I just it didn't even rain

that for Hurricane Rita where I was in the heart of Houston and I just heard on the

radio they're reporting the first death from the hurricane in whatever state it was, U.S. State, because an old man was up on a ladder trying to batten down the hatches because he was

like worried about the hurricane and he fell off the ladder and they're like that's the hurricane

casualty. I'm like that's not a hurricane casualty like you scared that guy into doing

something he was really not capable of doing because he was in a panic.

Yeah they manifest reality on it. They say, still bracing for the hurricane,

and then they turn around and say,

all this bracing is definitely caused by climate change.

So they just create their own stories. That is definitely what they're

doing and they I think there's more it is absolutely climate change I read a an article

recently about climate change being the cause of like all all the tragedies,

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