Peak libtard? Delusional NY Governor Andrew Cuomo claims “We didn’t have hurricanes” before climate change, denying centuries of recorded history
by: Mike Adams
NaturalNews.com
Saturday, November 02, 2019
Achieving a whole new level of “peak libtard,” NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo now claims there were no hurricanes before “climate change,” a term that didn’t even exist until a few years ago. So-called “global warming” — the narrative that was heavily pushed before “climate change” — has been around less than twenty years.
In the 1970s and 80s, scientists warned us all about “global cooling” and claimed another ice age would devastate human civilization if we didn’t surrender all authority to global government. But when the ice didn’t cover the planet and destroy human cities, the globalist nut jobs who try to scare humanity into obedience flipped the script, suddenly claiming it was warming, not cooling, that was an “existential threat” to human existence.
Now, taking the prize as perhaps the most ignorant libtard in New York — which is really saying something — Gov. Andrew Cuomo (Loonbag-N.Y.) claims hurricanes never appeared on planet Earth before “climate change” occurred. In an interview with MSNBC, he said it straight out:
You know, anyone who questions extreme weather and climate change is just delusional at this point. We have seen in the State of New York what everyone is seeing. We see these weather patterns that we never had before. We didn’t have hurricanes, we didn’t have superstorms, we didn’t have tornadoes.
The historical record of severe storms begs to differ.
What about all the hurricanes in the 1200s? The 1600s? 1700s? 1800s? Cuomo claims they never happened
As PJ Media reports, Andrew Cuomo is truly delusional. He’s also a denier of recorded history, which is no surprise since he’s a brainless libtard moron, and having no knowledge of reality now seems to be a requirement to be a member of the Democrat party:
An analysis of sedimentary evidence from New Jersey showed that a major hurricane struck the New York/New Jersey area between 1278 and 1438, long before the internal combustion engine. Another hurricane tracked parallel to the East Coast with impacts on New England and New York in August 1635. On September 8, 1667, a “severe storm” was reported in Manhattan. The Great Storm of 1693 caused severe damage on Land Island in October 1693. In September 1785, ships crashed into Governors Island as a result of powerful waves reportedly generated by a tropical cyclone. In August 1788, a hurricane struck New York City or Long Island, causing severe flooding and leaving the west side of the Battery “in ruins.”
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