USA, alerts...it is proposing Sovereignty

[sailorboy1]

Originally Posted by goboatingnow

I stuck a little toy flag on my neighbours lawn , do I own it.,he's never flown a flag on it. , Kwel

Dave

you own it, go develop it into something useful

[goboatingnow]

Originally Posted by sailorboy1

you own it, go develop it into something useful

Excellent , I'm applying for mineral rights and a planning permission for a pipeline through it. His pristine dahlias are in for some shock and his two white dogs will have to find an ice flow to live on cause I'm surely trashing their Eco-system

I wonder do I need an nuclear ice breaker , seems de-rigour for this sort of thing , would they have one in B&Q, ? , would it need much parking space , I only have one resident parking disc !

I noticed a company called Haliburton seems to be good at this stuff , I have 500 quid to spend , so I've just emailed them for a detailed 30 page quote , and the option to provide the ice breaker as I can't seem to find it in my local hardware shop after all

The only problem is my neighbour on the other side now has planted a flag on this ground as well. I can foresee problems , that could take at least three pints of IPA to resolve. My friends suggests I might need a " naval task force " , whatever that is and a " show of force " , so I've rolled up my shirt sleeves while walking around , that'll show him.


Dave

[johnmcntsh]

I am sorry but are you talking about the 200 NM off alaska that we are claiming as EEZ?

[johnmcntsh]

http://ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/cgi/vie...62&context=ilj

If this is what we are discussing it was done in 1988 and the rest of the world followed suit.

[delmarrey]

Originally Posted by sailorboy1

BTW - we own the moon! Our flag flies there so it is ours.

Actually, China now owns a bit of it.


China's First Moon Rover and Lander Took Photos of Each Other

[sailorboy1]

Originally Posted by delmarrey

Actually, China now owns a bit of it.


China's First Moon Rover and Lander Took Photos of Each Other

doesn't count, it requires a person to plant the flag

But I heard that National Park Sevice is mad that they didn't get a permit to go off roading and that the EPA is going send them a big fine if they don't take their trash away with them when they leave

[tropicalescape]

Originally Posted by perchance

Since the Russians have already planted their flag on the north pole does that make Santa Claus a stateless person?

I think they have a flag(plaque) on the bottom of the ocean ,do they have a flag on dry ground also?

[tropicalescape]

Originally Posted by delmarrey

Actually, China now owns a bit of it.


China's First Moon Rover and Lander Took Photos of Each Other

40 years after...whats left to claim?

[senormechanico]

Originally Posted by SvenG

Climate change deniers are so cute, like two-year-olds who have just learned to say "NO".

Too bad the change will mess up cruising weather patterns long before the beaches are moved



-Sven

When ya got no facts to stand on, just revert to name calling, eh?

2013 Will Finish One Of The Ten Coldest Years In US History, With The Largest Drop In Temperature | Real Science

[SvenG]

Originally Posted by senormechanico

When ya got no facts to stand on, just revert to name calling, eh?

Nah, much easier to just use the canned answers to the canned denier claims:

119 One-Liners to Respond to Climate Science Myths | PlanetSave

Hint: Anything that has to call itself Real Science is almost guaranteed to be quackery.



-Sven

[DeepFrz]

I think they have a flag(plaque) on the bottom of the ocean ,do they have a flag on dry ground also?

Are you kidding?

[Captivy]

Originally Posted by SvenG

Nah, much easier to just use the canned answers to the canned denier claims:

119 One-Liners to Respond to Climate Science Myths | PlanetSave

Hint: Anything that has to call itself Real Science is almost guaranteed to be quackery.

-Sven

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...imate-science/

Obscure little rag...

[SvenG]

Originally Posted by Captivy

Global Temperature for November Was Hottest on Record

Obscure little rag...

And while National Geographic is not a peer reviewed science publication they still got it right:

But the rest of the world more than made up for it. For example, Russia experienced the hottest November since the country started keeping records in 1891. Parts of the Ural Mountains in Siberia and the arctic islands in the Kara Sea experienced temperatures that were 14°F (8°C) higher than the average.

-Sven

[tropicalescape]

Originally Posted by DeepFrz

Are you kidding?

Aaa, frozen water?

[senormechanico]

Originally Posted by SvenG

Nah, much easier to just use the canned answers to the canned denier claims:

119 One-Liners to Respond to Climate Science Myths | PlanetSave

Hint: Anything that has to call itself Real Science is almost guaranteed to be quackery.



-Sven

From your moniker:
SvenG
Seglare



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If you're so worried about "global warming" what are you doing in low latitudes and heading South??? Why not use all that 'info' and go North so you don't get baked to death?