Typhoon Yagi floods Vietnam, Thailand as climate change warnings loom

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1. 😮

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2. One more time they attribute yearly monsoon to climate change, I think I am going to pull all my hair out. Those areas are flood plains and yearly flooding fertilized the areas resulting in high cultivation yield. When you build buildings in flood plains, expect flooding.

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3. Typhoons have nothing to do with "climate change".
   What do you think, that 50 or 100 years ago there were no powerful typhoons?
   In North America the late 1950's and early 1960's had some of the most powerful hurricanes on record. Nothing man-caused about it.
   The climate changes on its own schedule and there's nothing we can do about it.

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4. Typhoon Yagi has been severely devastating Vietnam. I hope the UN, US, EU, Japan, UK, Australia,India, Canada…and the international community will quickly support the Vietnamese people.🇻🇳❤️🇺🇳🇺🇸🇪🇺🇯🇵🇬🇧🇦🇺🇮🇳🇨🇦.(((!!!

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5. "We ain't goin' back! The only way to solve the Existential Climate Crisis is to tax our way out, through wealth redistribution!"
   97% of Gov.Sci Minions on the Payroll

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6. "…there's no economy on a dead planet…" says it all. My 6 wks. in Bangkok in 1974 changed my life forever and made me a lifelong Buddhist adherent. Namaste'

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7. it did not only affect Thailand and Vietname , Myanmar also . Situation is bad

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8. Do you think that many countries have flooded crises and all crops products will become less than other years so all should prepare for that……
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9. They left out Myanmar n Laos. Insane floods

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