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If the Hell-Summer in Germany Isn’t Enough for Climate Change Hysteria

I had to chuckle again recently. A climate change doomsayer from Burgenlandkreis tried once more to spread fear of the climate apocalypse.

Since the current hell-summer is turning out more like a cave-summer—where you'd rather retreat into your cave—climate change alarmists are having a hard time warning about death by heat.

And what do you do when the temperatures only invite a summer cold and not a beach day? Exactly: You look around the world to find something—anything—to justify your climate anxiety.

Fortunately, Spiegel Online reported on a work ban due to a heatwave. No, not in Germany from 26°C, but in Greece. There, protective measures were put in place for particularly vulnerable people. They are no longer allowed to work between 12 and 5 p.m. during extreme heat.

“In Athens and Greece’s second-largest city Thessaloniki, temperatures of up to 40 degrees were expected on Tuesday; in the country’s interior, the thermometer was even forecast to climb to 43 degrees,” according to Spiegel Online.

For the climate doomsayers, this is yet another clear sign of climate change, because—they probably assume—such temperatures must surely have never occurred before.

Well, a few mouse clicks and some artificial intelligence unearthed the following:

July 1, 1956 – “Record Heat” over Greece: According to the Greek daily To Vima, it was an “outrageous heat breaking all previous records.” In Athens, temperatures of 41 °C in the shade and up to 46 °C in the sun were recorded. Many fled to the coast, traffic to the beaches surged, and demand for cold drinks and ice cream skyrocketed.
July 1, 1958 – Extreme 48-hour heatwave: Again according to To Vima: “The unbearable and suffocating heat lasted 48 hours throughout the country.” In Athens, temperatures above 44 °C in the shade and even over 47 °C in some areas were measured. Reports mentioned heat strokes, fainting, and minor fires. The coasts were packed with fleeing Athenians.

So what do we do with these insights from 70 years ago?

I quickly asked the AI what the typical summer temperatures are in Dubai. The AI said they range from about 41 to 44 degrees—feels like over 50 degrees. At night, it often stays above 30 degrees—excuse me: lethally hot. Dubai, the place where many who can afford it are buying new homes. The place where Europeans love to vacation (with plenty of CO₂ emissions, of course). The place that’s booming and drawing people in droves. Why aren’t these people afraid of heat death? Hmm...?

To Each Their Own Fear

Well, if someone wants to live in climate change fear, so be it. Far more dangerous, however, are all the restrictions, measures, and laws that the climate alarmists’ favorite politicians are imposing—or planning to. The justification is “the climate,” but the reasons are undoubtedly different. The cross-conspiracy-conspiranoid-theorist-thinkers can probably explain it better.

Author: AI-Translation - Maximus Polemikus |

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