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date: Fri, 24 Nov 2006 16:23:43 -0000,    group: uk.politics.philosophy        back       
End of the world as we know it part2   
As the worlds global warming problems bite deeper into the worlds habitable 
land, how should we react, baring in mind diminishing resources, and the 
inevitable die off  of the human and animal populations.
Aid will be a flea on a elephant,non existent, unsustainable.
 Countries near the equator should see the major problems first, it is 
already happening now,  we will notice that, things will be in flux deserts 
further north may have a weather change while other areas will become 
deserts.
France 's grape growing will diminish and finish within six years.
We are already seeing a massive rise in migration, Africa is  undergoing 
water shortages, wildlife is dying.
What do countries do with such high numbers of migrants, can we afford to be 
human and let them all in, and place the whole population at risk, 
starvation lack of water will bring on diseases.
This earth will maintain maybe a quarter of the present population, probably 
far less,  is it time we considered options.
Do we say hard luck to those who are  in lands that are overtaken by global 
warming, or do we allow in the young only, bare in mind kindness will 
probably endanger you and your family.
Plus even if your in an area that is not desert  the whole weather pattern 
would have changed, flooding or drought, the weather going beserk.
 Do the relatively well off countries offer them suicide pills, or use war 
as a population normaliser.
Afterall one nuclear bomb does a lot of killing.
Is this the Armaghedon the religious have been awaiting .
date: Fri, 24 Nov 2006 16:23:43 -0000   author:   danny

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