SHIP OF FOOLS: Canadian Global Warming Study Cancelled Because Of 'Unprecedented Ice' Formations • Now The End Begins

SHIP OF FOOLS: Canadian Global Warming Study Cancelled Because Of ‘Unprecedented Ice’ Formations

The global warming study, entitled BaySys, is a $17-million
four-year-long program headed by the University of Manitoba. It was
planning to conduct the third leg of its research by sending 40
scientists from five Canadian universities out into the Bay on the
Canadian Research Icebreaker CCGS Amundsen to study “contributions of
climate change and regulation on the Hudson Bay system.”

by Geoffrey Grider June 13, 2017

A global warming research study in Canada has been cancelled because of “unprecedented” thick summer ice.

EDITOR’S NOTE: If
you haven’t figured it out by now, the game is rigged, people. If the
snows and ice melt, they call it ‘global warming’, and if the snows and
ice increase, they call it ‘climate change’. Al Gore predicted in 2005
that global warning would make the ice caps melt. When they didn’t melt
but got thicker, he said it was because climate change had done it. The
inmates have taken control of the asylum, and they will only let you
through if you pay their Carbon Tax ransom demands. Civil wars have
started over a whole lot less than this, just sayin’.

Naturally, the scientist in charge has blamed it on ‘climate change.’

According to Vice:

The
study, entitled BaySys, is a $17-million four-year-long program headed
by the University of Manitoba. It was planning to conduct the third leg
of its research by sending 40 scientists from five Canadian universities
out into the Bay on the Canadian Research Icebreaker CCGS Amundsen to
study “contributions of climate change and regulation on the Hudson Bay
system.”

But it had to be cancelled because the
scientists’ icebreaker was required by the Canadian Coast Guard for a
rather more urgent purpose – rescuing fishing boats and supply ships
which had got stuck in the “unprecedented ice conditions”. [...]



SHIP OF FOOLS: Canadian Global Warming Study Cancelled Because Of 'Unprecedented Ice' Formations • Now The End Begins