Former EU Parliament Member Nigel Farage got de-banked due to his skeptical ‘stance on climate change…not aligning with’ NatWest bank’s ‘objectives’ – Documents reveal
GB News on Former Member of the European Parliament & Leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP):
NatWest bank documents obvatined by GB News reveal bank’s admission: “A particular area to consider is NF’s [Nigel Farage’s] stance on climate change — it does not align with the bank’s purpose or B’Corp objectives.” …
Former Ukip leader Nigel submitted the subject access request to NatWest, which owns Coutts, unveiling all information the bank holds on him. … In June [2023], Nigel revealed his bank account had been closed by the Natwest Group with no reason given for the closure. … Nigel has since switched to Lloyds Bank.
Crocodile Eats Woman–Must Be Because Of Climate Change!!
https://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wordpress.com/2023/10/22/crocodile-eats-woman-must-be-because-of-climate-change/ By Paul Homewood They still can’t resist mentioning climate change! When Sariah went to fetch water in a pit near her home in Bangka Island, Indonesia, last September, she was unaware that a 3m-long saltwater crocodile had been resting in the crater, watching as she filled one of her buckets. “The water was calm […]
A new climate scare — Boiling Soils! ‘Climate change’ is now causing ‘SOIL HEATWAVES’ – Claim: ‘Heat Waves in the Ground Are Getting More Extreme—& Perilous’
Wired Mag: ‘Heat waves are rippling through the ground’ – ‘Soil heat waves could become a kind of repetitive stress on these underground communities.’ – How heat waves are rippling through the ground is much less studied. This proliferation of heat could have major implications for the intricate natural systems that grow our food, process water, and even sequester carbon. At a certain point, warming soils could actually contribute to higher air temperatures, in a gnarly sort of climatic feedback loop. Late last month, García-García published troubling findings in the journal Nature Climate Change about soil heat extremes across Central Europe. …
“Our climate models essentially predict that this contribution of low moisture of dry soils to heat extremes is only going to increase or strengthen in the future,” says ETH Zurich atmospheric scientist Dominik Schumacher…
This proliferation of heat could have major implications for the intricate natural systems that grow our food, process water, and even sequester carbon. At a certain point, warming soils could actually contribute to higher air temperatures, in a gnarly sort of climatic feedback loop.
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