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Adamaning talking about Grand Solar Minima.

Let us well just add another layer in the cake there of forbidden topics.

Well, do you think that these record-breaking cold fronts and storms that are

currently happening across the u.s as a part of like a cyclical cycle i mean some parts of the

u.s and the midwest and the east coast haven't had temperatures this low and nearly

when was the some of the quota split like early 1900s is this

due to the grand solar minimum where things are actually getting colder not warmer when they've

you know essentially being gaslighting us into believing in global warming and how everything's heating up.

You know, that's the age-old question that I wish we had all answers for.

So the records go back to the 1880s, and that's the official beginning of what you consider the official temperature records. So when you look at these records

broken, they broke it back to 1888, 1883, 1887. I want the records going back to 1650. I want

the records going back to 1320 AD. I want the records at 812 AD. I want their records from 535 AD.

We get these proxy data temperature sets that blow anything away that we have on established

science on how they can recalculate temperature based on like rainfall patterns, different

types of isotopes that are within rocks or stalactites or pollen count in late core drilling

sediments you know how much extra pollen was blown in the air and landed in the

water and sunk to the bottom that they find undisturbed lakes they can go back you

know a couple thousand years if there's more plants it's warmer if there's less

plants in this certain type of pollen then there's less of that I mean it's

temperature cooled tree rings you know you can go back three, four hundred years. Some trees, 2,000 years. A lot of stuff's been buried in disasters that were calculated to a certain year, and they could find, you know, 500-year-old trees that were ripped up in that disaster. And if they know when it was, they can, you know, trace things back at a few years.

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