earths heimlich, the global change.

I remember in public school learning about ice ages, and heimlich.

The last heimlich was 5000-6000 years ago, the great warming that saved all our lives as we know it. Since then the earth has started to cool down, but now its warming up again.
All you hear is GLOBAL WARMING, GLOBAL WARMING!!! EMMISION LAWSS!!!


Dude there is no global warming; we’re just going threw another Heimlich where the earth’s global temperature will rise or fall by around 5-10 degree’s. (which is a major change) and people that know this are taking advantage of it by saying its global warming, mooney scaaaamm

But what also bugs me, I’ve been trying to look up heimlich’s for the past couple weeks now, trying all sorts of different Google searches, but come up with noting.

Am I spelling it wrong?




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sorry some weird double post thing happened/

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and right no every night there is a show about heimlich's on this history channel, but i can't find it on wiki? or google?

wtf?
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and right no w every night there is a show about heimlich's on this history channel, but i can't find it on wiki? or google?

wtf?
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Well, planetary change is going on all the time.

It is just that: Changes that Earth goes thru, and some people have made an real fortune on lieing about it and make billions of dollars..

Warmer here, cooler there..

I watch CNN weather,lets take yesterday, all I saw on there was: Cooler than average and warmer than average and greatest flood in 100 years..

this is all i've been able to find

The hypsithermal was a period of warming in which the global climate became warmer. However, the warming was probably not uniform across the world. This period ended about 5 500 years ago, when the earliest human civilizations in Asia and Africa were flourishing. This period of warmth ended with the descent into the Neoglacial. At that time, the climate was not unlike today's, but there was a slightly warmer period from the 10th–14th centuries known as the Medieval Warm Period. This was followed by the Little Ice Age, from the 13th or 14th century to the mid 19th century, which was a period of significant cooling, though not everywhere as severe as previous times during neoglaciation.

The Holocene warming is an interglacial period and there is no reason to believe that it represents a permanent end to the current ice age. However, the current global warming may result in the Earth becoming warmer than the Eemian Stage, which peaked at roughly 125 000 years ago and was warmer than the Holocene. This prediction is sometimes referred to as a super-interglacial.


en.wikipedia.org...

I'll catch the name of the show next time its one, i've been at my friends while they've been watching it.

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