Ros: Is that the quote from the planning officer turning down the hydro scheme? "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a dam."

I'm off!

Ross Lea

Rick Blaine to Ilsa Lund near the end of "Casablanca"

" If you don't get in that plane you'll regret it. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon and for the rest of your life."

Tiny CO2

As of the 13th March BOM are projecting that the current La Nina is ending.

http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/enso/#tabs=Outlooks

P.S. can anyone identify the quote ?

TinyC02

There is little doubt in my mind that global temperatures are on the way down. I base my assessment on the solar cycle and past temperature records. "Maybe not today. Maybe not tomorrow, but soon "

Stewgreen: Re TR. I got the impression from the vids that if the crowd had all dropped to their knees and started praying (to whoever they liked) it would have really put the fear of someone's God up the police. They wouldn't know what to do.

On another note, whatever happened to hi-tech? A remote drone carrying a loud-speaker could have hovered over the crowd and delivered the speech. I wonder how the police would have handled that....

A reasonable camera angle and audio on Tommy’s speech from WeshmanGB
jump to minute 24 it’s about 6 mins
He mentioned the 4 conservatives banned including thr one deported this morning
Thn he read @Martin_Sellner’s speech.
then TR “Hey you Muslims here today, I will be back here next week 3pm for 8 hours, and I will debate with each and everyone of you”
Antifa around on the edges ..trying to make trouble
Speakers corner allows 5 mins and NO microphones
Rest of the footage is Tommy's security team leading him back thru crowd/antifa to their transit van

AK, I don't disagree, but there's no obvious wind change to explain this rapid upwelling in the middle of the ocean.

Further to my 2.49pm. You can easily demonstrate this with a hair drier in the bath (with heat setting turned off). But don't drop hair drier.

Tiny. I believe cold waters are PULLED up by winds blowing offshore dragging warm surface waters with them which are replaced by upwelling cold waters.