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Fresh off butchering the real meaning of the US Constitution to suggest that manmade global warming skeptics are unpatriotic, Bill Nye – the so called science guy – has angered many by suggesting that the heavy flooding in Texas is due to climate change.
Houston was hit with 10 inches of rain within 24 hours Monday, leading to flash flooding, which has claimed 21 lives, caused untold amounts of damage and displaced hundreds of people.
The clean up is ongoing as is the search for bodies, but that isn’t the main issue as far as Nye is concerned – he just wants someone, anyone to say it’s climate change:
Billion$$ in damage in Texas & Oklahoma. Still no weather-caster may utter the phrase Climate Change. pic.twitter.com/9J10deVQ7S
— Bill Nye (@BillNye) May 26, 2015
A portion of the Twitterverse reacted with a mix of disgust and anger:
@BillNye You do know floods are a regular occurrence right? "Climate change"? Knock off the BS! okay Bill Nye the Mechanical Engineering Guy
— TheManofSteel (@CFLancop) May 27, 2015
@BillNye Hey, dipshit non-science guy, give your climate scam a rest while they're still searching for bodies. Fucking asshole.
— JWF (@JammieWF) May 27, 2015
@pfaliano His whole life is a soap box moment. He's an activist who pretends to be some sort of academic. @BillNye
— R (@LibertyLynx) May 27, 2015
.@BillNye Weather isn't Climate, dipshit.
— John Rivers (@JohnRiversToo) May 27, 2015
Replace "climate change" with "Jesus" in Bill Nye's tweets, and you basically got Harold Camping.
— David Burge (@iowahawkblog) May 27, 2015
The fools who claim Houston flooding was caused by global warming will get awards from President Obama.
The rest of us read data for truth.
— Ted Colt (@tteclod) May 27, 2015
@BillNye Before coal power plants, man was immortal and unicorns danced in the meadows.
— Sifty P. Rivilege (@siftyboones) May 27, 2015
@siftyboones @BillNye and if it weren't for cars, the dodo wouldn't be extinct.
— Joseph Mother, esq. (@hahaitsjoemama) May 27, 2015
@BillNye It Hasn't Rain This Much In Houston Since The Mesolithic Period Back In
uh..1983. Weren't you screaming about Global Cooling then
— Craig Lambert (@lambert_craig) May 27, 2015
.@BillNye If your entire schtick is rubbing people's pain in their face and pretending like it proves your point, you need a new schtick.
— L (@OrwellForks) May 27, 2015
@BillNye You have a BS in mechanical engineering. That's it.
— Orcbrand Tacos® (@TacoFetus) May 27, 2015
While others used actual facts in response to Nye, imagine that!
Somebody tell @BillNye tornadoes have been commonplace in the Great Plains for (tens/hundreds of) 1000s of years https://t.co/C395woNCU2
— Los Ⓐngelies (@losangelies) May 26, 2015
@BillNye Im not a climate denier, BUT, there were much worse floods in the 40s. Why does it HAVE to be climate change pic.twitter.com/KiMjMwZbNE
— Forrest Teeter (@ForrestTweeter) May 26, 2015
.@EdDarrell Droughts get interrupted by storms, even big ones. Bad drought 1956 http://t.co/Jkl7G89Ux7 flood 1957 http://t.co/QR1RBlngIW
— Rodger L Nelson (@rln_nelson) May 26, 2015
Because, you know, @BillNye, weather disasters NEVER happened before Climate Change.
Galveston 1900. Dust Bowl 1930s. Okeechobee 1928.
— Soquel by the Creek (@SoquelCreek) May 27, 2015
Remember, @BillNye, back in 1873 when Clarksville, TX recorded 109 inches of rain?
http://t.co/SeUTEcajoL
— Soquel by the Creek (@SoquelCreek) May 27, 2015
Haven't seen online a synoptic lab explanation for weather pattern leading to TX/OK rains … instead, climate change is blamed.
— Ryan Maue (@RyanMaue) May 27, 2015
Wanna talk extreme?Fierce drought of 52-54 was worse than 10-12. Then in JUNE! 1957 CAT FOUR Audrey shows up pic.twitter.com/Cze2EJ6P1P
— Joe Bastardi (@BigJoeBastardi) May 27, 2015
Nye has a history of linking everything and anything to climate change:
Snow back east. "Exceptional" drought out west. Still, no weather-caster may utter the phrase "climate change." pic.twitter.com/Vel2Un7AJD
— Bill Nye (@BillNye) March 20, 2015
Would this guy get fired, if mentioned, just mentioned a possible connection, to #climatechange ? pic.twitter.com/qFlXC1kEcp
— Bill Nye (@BillNye) February 15, 2015
Asking @NBCNews @GMA @CBSThisMorning why not say snow #bostonsnow consistent w/ #climatechange? With more awareness, we would take action.
— Bill Nye (@BillNye) February 10, 2015
So yeah, floods are being caused because it’s warmer you see (no it isn’t) and there’s more moisture in the atmosphere – or something.
Last year, however, the opposite was true, as man made warming enthusiasts were falling over themselves to tell the world that droughts in Texas were made significantly worse, and even directly caused by climate change.
@BillNye I thought the drought we had was climate change, now the rain is too? Are you taking advantage of people dying to push your view?
— lostkiwi (@lostkiwi) May 27, 2015
So which is it? The answer is it’s both. And ISIS is also caused by climate change. Obviously. Duh.
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Steve Watson is a London based writer and editor for Alex Jones’ Infowars.com, and Prisonplanet.com. He has a Masters Degree in International Relations from the School of Politics at The University of Nottingham, and a Bachelor Of Arts Degree in Literature and Creative Writing from Nottingham Trent University.
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