The murderous $-freeloader and biggest polluter US blames Xi for not attending a meeting directed by US against China
Always
remember: Earth can't possibly get hot quickly. However, it can get
cold very quickly - which means a dryer (desertification) and much more
energy consuming climate! Also consider that the climatists temperature
graph starts from 1850 in the aftermath of a volacano caused cooling
period which started with "the year without a summer". Also note that
19th century temperature measurements aren't in any sense globally
reliable.
The
Glasgow meeting is hosted by US' main puppet Brexshit UK in Scotland
which like some in Taiwan wants to be independent but aren't allowed by
the UK leadership.

President
Xi Jinping hasn't left China since Qasem Soleimani, the most powerful
person in Iran behind Iran's religious leader, was assassinated by the
US 3 January 2020 via a drone strike at Baghdad Airport while on a state
visit to Iraqi PM Adil Abdul-Mahdi. And after all, while Suleiman only
headed Iran's counterpart to US' CIA, Xi has been accused by US of
"genocide" against those Uyghurs OIC said he had done only good for.
US/CIA/etc.
"anti-communist" conglomerate is the world's new Hitler/fascism. Like
Hitler it first succeded before it - like Hitler when he stumbled on
Stalingrad - 1971 cheated and started global stealing via financial
dollar terrorism and mititarism. And like Hitler used German language,
it uses the "Anglosphere"* against Chinese.
Unlike China, which certainly has the capability, US doesn't hesitate to murder people abroad.
Peter Klevius wrote:
*China is the same size as the whole of Africa!
The quakes have now risen to 11 km and
the magma gets more viscous while there seems to be more focused
tremors underneath. People are suffering but BBC just spits on China.
Peter
Klevius to his shorttime girlfriend Belinda from Glasgow: Remember when
you were 12 or 13 and I was 14 and you "nursed" me so much so I
accidentally got a bleeding hole in my head which a real nurse then
easily plastered. The place was called Afrika in Finland. I'm sure you
remember me. You had also an 8 year old sister who laught a lot at us. Three possibilities:
1 It's losing steam
2 It's gaining steam
3 It just continues more or less the same as usual for an unknown period of time
Peter
Klevius has collected US Google News China headlines for years and
never seen them (algorithms) so extremely anti-China as now. US' (+its
puppets) Taiwan lies in perspective: UN Resolution 2758 which was
approved on October 25, 1971 states that "The representatives of the
Government of the People's Republic of China are the only lawful
representatives of China to the United Nations" and "decides to expel
forthwith the representatives of Chiang Kai-shek (i.e. Taiwan) from the
place which they unlawfully occupy at the United Nations and in all the
organizations related to it." Again, U.S.-linked disinformation campaign
against China is made up as it goes along. So how much of US'
"anti-Communism" rant is actually Sinophobia spized with greed and fear
of losing its parasitic world sucking position? Btw, the worst polluters
on measure of culpability as weighted annual per capita greenhouse gas
pollution taking relative per capita income into account include the
Anglosphere countries US, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and
Ireland. Isn't it shameful that these hypocrites point finger at China?!
And why is BBC so silent about the volcanic catastrophe on La Palma
that not only keeps continuing but also is getting more vicious by the
day?! Volcanos can at any moment start an abrupt iceage - and we are
anyway already overdue to the next statistical iceage.
If BBC's
and the "climatists'" propaganda causes unnecessary suffering on La
Palma because of too little info about the shortterm and longterm
effects of volcanism, then will they also take responsibility for it?!
To readily identify the worst climate
criminal nations we can now list countries in descending order of
“weighted annual per capita greenhouse gas (GHG) pollution” score:
(a)
Above 100: Qatar (101.8 x 9.08 = 924.3), United Arab Emirates (82.4 x
4.09 = 337.0), Australia (52.9 x 5.80 = 306.8; if including its huge
GHG-generating exports, 116 x 5.80 = 672.8), Luxembourg (23.6 x 10.85 =
256.1), Canada (50.1 x 4.67 = 234.0), New Zealand (53.2 x 4.11 =
218.7), United States (41.0 x 5.05 = 207.1), Ireland (41.4 x 4.99 =
206.6), Norway (20.1 x 9.05 = 181.9), Belize (366.9 x 0.450 = 165.1),
Singapore (31.2 x 5.20 = 162.2), Denmark (27.8 x 5.70 = 158.5), Kuwait
(37.3 x 4.06 = 151.4), Malaysia (126.0 x 1.02 = 128.5), Netherlands
(24.9 x 4.85 = 120.8), Belgium (26.3 x 4.41 = 116.0), Antigua &
Barbuda (85.6 x 1.28 = 109.6), Brunei (27.4 x 3.81 = 104.4).
(b)
10-100: Finland (20.6 x 4.62 = 95.2), United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Northern Ireland (21.5 x 4.32 = 92.9), Equatorial Guinea (47.5 x
1.90 = 90.3), Switzerland (11.0 x 7.95 = 87.5), Germany (18.6 x 4.46 =
83.0); Sweden (15.0 x 5.48 = 82.2), Panama (68.0 x 1.18 = 80.2), Guyana
(203.1 x 0.376 = 76.4), Israel (20.2 x 3.56 = 71.9), Bahrain (30.5 x
2.31 = 70.5), France (17.7 x 3.98 = 70.4), Venezuela (45.2 x 1.55 =
70.1), Iceland (14.2 x 4.84 = 68.7), Austria (13.0 x 4.77 = 62.0), Spain
(20.9 x 2.78 = 58.1), Trinidad & Tobago (29.8 x 1.93 = 57.5), Italy
(17.6 x 3.33 = 58.6), Cyprus (21.4 x 2.43 = 52.0), Estonia (25.4 x 1.87
= 47.5), Brazil (43.4 x 1.06 = 46.0), Greece (21.9 x 1.99 = 43.6),
Botswana (64.9 x 0.663 = 43.0), Czech Republic (23.5 x 1.81 = 42.5),
Saudi Arabia (16.6 x 2.27 = 37.7), Uruguay (23.7 x 1.56 = 37.0)*,
Slovenia (16.5 x 2.23 = 36.8), Japan (10.7 x 3.38 = 36.2), South Korea
(12.7 x 2.62 = 33.3), Malta (13.3 x 2.35 = 31.3), Portugal (15.0 x 2.06 =
30.9), Argentina (23.7 x 1.18 = 28.0), Slovakia (15.9 x 1.72 = 27.3),
Bahamas (12.1 x 2.07 = 25.0), Oman (13.8 x 1.80 = 24.8), Taiwan (11.6 x
2.06 = 23.9), Papua New Guinea (114.7 x 0.207 = 23.7), Suriname (25.1 x
0.901 = 22.6), Gabon (23.1 x 0.96 = 22.2), Peru (34.8 x 0.606 = 21.1),
Hungary (15.5 x 1.30 = 20.2), Turkmenistan (23.5 x 0.841 = 19.8), Russia
(16.2 x 1.21 = 19.6), Nauru (11.7 x 1.66 = 19.4), Kazakhstan (15.4 x
1.16 = 17.9), Indonesia (53.6 x 0.325 = 17.4), Poland (12.9 x 1.31 =
16.9), Costa Rica (17.1 x 0.97 = 16.6), Latvia (11.4 x 1.46 = 16.6),
Paraguay (37.2 x 0.440 = 16.4), Zambia (97.5 x 0.160 = 15.6), Ecuador
(26.2 x 0.591 = 15.5), Libya (24.9 x 0.614 = 15.3), Seychelles (10.2 x
1.47 = 15.0), Colombia (19.8 x 0.736 = 14.6), Angola (23.8 x 0.563 =
13.4), Mexico (13.9 x 0.96 = 13.3), Palau (12.8 x 1.03 = 13.2), Barbados
(9.1 x 1.43 = 13.0), Mongolia (32.2 x 0.386 = 12.4), Azerbaijan (16.4 x
0.727 = 11.9), Chile (8.7 x 1.35 = 11.7), South Africa (19.4 x 0.579 =
11.2), Namibia (19.8 x 0.520 = 10.3), Romania (10.9 x 0.94 = 10.2).
(c)
1-10: Nicaragua (51.2 x 0.183 = 9.4), Croatia (7.4 x 1.25 = 9.3),
Guatemala (26.9 x 0.342 = 9.2), Lithuania (5.9 x 1.54 = 9.1), Turkey
(9.2 x 0.96 = 8.8), Lebanon (9.8 x 0.823 = 8.1), Bolivia (27.3 x 0.291 =
7.9), Iran (14.5 x 0.507 = 7.4), Bulgaria (10.1 x 0.733 = 7.4), St
Kitts & Nevis (5.1 x 1.44 = 7.3), Belarus (8.6 x 0.746 = 6.4),
Congo, Republic (21.0 x 0.291 = 6.1), Jamaica (12.8 x 0.466 = 6.0),
Serbia & Montenegro (10.4 x 0.569 = 5.9), China (7.4 x 0.709 = 5.2),
Ukraine (19.1 x 0.273 = 5.2), Grenada (6.4 x 0.774 = 5.0), Myanmar
(41.9 x 0.116 = 4.9), Thailand (8.7 x 0.556 = 4.8), Mauritius (5.0 x
0.926 = 4.6), Macedonia (8.5 x 0.508 = 4.3), Côte d'Ivoire (29.1 x 0.144
= 4.2), Dominican Republic (7.1 x 0.572 = 4.1), Cambodia (40.5 x 0.102 =
4.1), Fiji (8.7 x 0.476 = 4.1), Laos (25.3 x 0.163 = 4.1), Jordan (9.1 x
0.450 = 4.1 ), Cameroon (29.5 x 0.131 = 3.9), Honduras (15.8 x 0.228 =
3.6), Uzbekistan (17.5 x 0.199 = 3.5), Nigeria (11.7 x 0.298 = 3.5),
Algeria (6.6 x 0.510 = 3.4), Iraq (5.5 x 0.595 = 3.3), Sudan (16.8 x
0.194 = 3.3), Bosnia & Herzegovina (7.2 x 0.451 = 3.2), Vanuatu
(11.1 x 0.292 = 3.2), Sri Lanka (8.5 x 0.338 = 2.9), Cook Islands (2.1 x
1.40 = 2.9), Dominica (4.2 x 0.685 = 2.9), Tunisia (7.0 x 0.397 = 2.8),
Tonga (7.4 x 0.383 = 2.8), Liberia (55.0 x 0.045 = 2.5), Samoa (6.2 x
0.400 = 2.5), Cuba (3.5 x 0.677 = 2.4), Occupied State of Palestine (9.1
x 0.262 = 2.4)*, Philippines (9.0 x 0.267 = 2.4), El Salvador (6.0 x
0.383 = 2.3), Mauritania (19.7 x 0.119 = 2.3), Benin (24.5 x 0.084 =
2.1), St Lucia (2.9 x 0.712 = 2.1), Zimbabwe (23.3 x 0.090 = 2.1),
Albania (4.3 x 0.432 = 1.9), Maldives (2.1 x 0.790 = 1.7), Nepal (24.6 x
0.064 = 1.6), Syria (9.4 x 0.169 = 1.6), St Vincent & Grenadines
(2.4 x 0.621 = 1.5), Georgia (4.0 x 0.381 = 1.5), Niue (2.6 x 0.540 =
1.4), Congo, Democratic Republic (formerly Zaire) (29.3 x 0.045 = 1.3),
Central African Republic (35.7 x 0.036 = 1.3), Swaziland (3.6 x 0.329 =
1.2), Sierra Leone (16.2 x 0.072 = 1.2), Cape Verde (3.5 x 0.336 = 1.2),
Ghana (8.9 x 0.129 = 1.1), Madagascar (23.7 x 0.042 = 1.0), Chad (11.6 x
0.088 = 1.0).
(d) Less than 1: Bhutan (4.1 x 0.239 = 0.98),
Kenya (7.1 x 0.126 = 0.89), Tanzania (9.3 x 0.089 = 0.83), North Korea
(12.1 x 0.065 = 0.79), Armenia (2.3 x 0.337 = 0.78), Morocco (2.5 x
0.302 = 0.76), Egypt (2.6 x 0.293 = 0.76), Mali (11.6 x 0.065 = 0.75),
Moldova (4.0 x 0.182 = 0.73), Senegal (7.0 x 0.099 = 0.69), Togo (10.9 x
0.060 = 0.65), Guinea (12.5 x 0.050 = 0.63), Guinea-Bissau (9.0 x
0.063 = 0.57), Lesotho (5.7 x 0.092 = 0.52), Burkina Faso (7.3 x 0.067 =
0.49), Yemen (3.7 x 0.132 = 0.49), Tuvalu (1.2 x 0.353 = 0.42)*
Djibouti (2.4 x 0.169 = 0.41), Kyrgyzstan (3.4 x 0.118 = 0.40), Rwanda
(6.1 x 0.065 = 0.40), Haiti (5.0 x 0.076 = 0.38), Tajikistan (3.7 x
0.104 = 0.38), Malawi (11.7 x 0.032 = 0.37), Eritrea (5.3 x 0.070 =
0.37), Vietnam (1.9 x 0.188 = 0.36), Uganda (5.1 x 0.068 = 0.35),
Mozambique (5.8 x 0.058 = 0.34), Pakistan (2.5 x 0.126 = 0.32), São Tomé
and Príncipe (1.9 x 0.169 = 0.32), India (2.1 x 0.148 = 0.31),
Bangladesh (2.7 x 0.101 = 0.27), Solomon Islands (1.4 x 0.179 = 0.25),
Afghanistan (3.6 x 0.062 = 0.22), Ethiopia (4.1 x 0.051 = 0.21),
Kiribati (1.2 x 0.152 = 0.18), Niger (4.1 x 0.040 = 0.16), Burundi (5.5
x 0.026 = 0.14), The Gambia (3.0 x 0.041 = 0.12), Comoros (1.6 x 0.078 =
0.12). (* Estimated from data for a similar, contiguous country. Data
were not available for Timor L'este and the Federated States of
Micronesia which are likely to be in the less than 1 group).
Peter Klevius wrote:
Klevius predicts: Singularity will arrive sooner than most expect - but a new iceage may start even sooner.
Have humans prolonged the onset* of the next ice-age to a breaking point?
* Do realize the treacherous behavior
of snow cover. It can be extremely thin while the reflective effect is
still 100%. It can jump in and out of meteorological records without
being always noticed (in Sweden no records are kept after mid May). It
can expand even when temperature goes up, due to increased precipitation
in cold but usually dry areas. And snow cover can expand horizontally
thousands of kilometer in no time.
Updated map 2021:
The
cooling of the southern hemisphere 2019-2020. Do note that unlike
athmospheric temperature changes, ocean ones have much more stability in
time.
In the 1980's Klevius had to fight ignorant pals with the argument that so and so many km2 of continuously exhaust spewing tail-pipes (plus methane etc. human
caused activities) must have some
effect on the atmosphere - although this effect could suddenly drown in
other "natural" effects (compare the butterfly flapping a hurricane).
Klevius analysis (from from the 1980s and on the web 2006): The Gulf
stream is loosing stamina, meaning more snow cover lingering longer.
This leads to extremely fast onset of cooling and due glaciation. A
reported 15% decrease means we're in for cooling business. Changing
rotational axis etc. longterm phenomenon can easily be outperformed in a
shortterm scenario through local changes in precipitation combined with
just a slight drop in temperature. Fennoscandia, northern Russia and
Canada constitute such potentials (compare previous little and big
ice-ages), especially at a time when we've already passed the usual
tipping point.
We are way overdue with the coming of the next ice-age. Could it really
be that we during Holocene have managed to keep it at bay? In Klevius
book
Demand for Resources (1992) he also wondered why humans
didn't become modern already at the previous heat peak some 120 kyr ago?
The big skulls were already there. Today Klevius theory on human
evolution has the answer.
Updated map
Due to the polemic nature of the mostly bi-facial approach to climate
change, facts are either exaggerated or toned down. So for example, is
the relation between the hemispheres often hidden as global or even
presented with a confusing mix of Celcius and Fahrenheit for the sole
purpose of "weighing" a certain stand point.
Indian ocean is the only one disconnected from the north and therefore reflects what Klevius wrote about 2006.
Snow cover is the opposite to CO2 - but much quicker.
Klevius wrote:
Stockholm has been covered by snow the whole year and temperature today
is -6 degree Celsius. The coldest/longest winter at least since 1987!
This is in line with a global trend where the Siberian cold-center again
(now accelerated by human climate change) moves west due to lacking
Gulfstream power. Isn't it an irony then that people from warm Mideast,
because of evil Islam, are pushed into cold (and cooling) Europe?! And
sadly many of them don't understand to leave their real oppressor,Islam,
behind!
Historically Islam is mainly an elaborate system for slavery/rapetivism on different levels with a manual called Koran.
Northern Europe is cooling because of global warming
IS THE WARMTH HEADING TO THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE?
We
do know the ozone hole does. Because the north has the major part of
continents this imbalance may well be reflected in climate change.
Are Swedish "scientists" the most cowardice and reluctant to adapt to uneasy empirical facts
Almost
like HIV/AIDS deniers in southern Africa Swedish "scientists" have
become notorious for belittling changes/threats. This is in line with a
long totalitarian "von oben" Swedish attiitude and tradition and this
also explains why the Swedes are known as one of the most easily ruled
people ("the last DDR" - see
Angels of Antichrist - kinship vs social state). No matter if we are talking Chernobyl, climate change, bird flu, Islamism, or Gulfstream, the pattern of denial is the same!
Russia and Scandinavia have this year experienced the coldest winter since the 1980s.
Due
to increased amount of melting ice and snow in northern Atlantic,
Gulfstream weakens, hence pulling the Siberian cold-center back to where
it belongs without a Gulfstream. These may cause a really fast and harsh
cooling in northern Europe , as well as an even more unpredictible
climate in mid- and southern Europe.
The fast and radical
fluctuations caused by oscillating Gulfstream due to overall climate
global changes in the past is probably also a contributing factor
why/how the gene/culture stock of Eurasian humans (some 10-40.000 years
ago) were "pumped back and forth" in (a natural genetic and cultural
lab) through Central-Asia, hence creating modern humans as described in
Out of Africa as bi-pedal apes and back as global "mongoloids"
(link updated 2017 from Klevius "web museum" www.klevius.info).