The Unknown a scris:Americanii si multi altii cu Germania din partea Europei, Rusia, etc, vor sa ocupe Africa, nu sint sigura de Arabia Saudita dar pe restul il vor stapani fara mare efort si exploata la maxim, insa populatia araba si africana se vrea in Europa de East, am citit in ziarul roman recent.
In Americile de nord si sud au venit foarte multi din Asia si Africa insa nu le prea place unde se aplica si Legea. Ei vor sa fie LIBERI ce animal vad il prind si-l mananca.
Vaneaza cam mult si orice, oriunde, pe langa asta nu se imbraca cortespunzator eticii, bea unde vor si se narcotizeaza la fel unde si cum vor, toata noaptea asculta muzica la maxim si se destrabaleaza, nu lucreaza, ceea ce nu prea merge niciunde, pe locurile unde ei sint repartizati de ONU sau Crucea Rosie sau de alta culoare.
America de Sud este inca stapanit de nemti refugiati, finanteaza multe de acolo cu elvetieni si francezi dar in tacere, ei nu se dau tari dar nu este prea accesibil nici pentru americani continentul, daca n-ai observat.
Ei dau de lucru mai mult la localnici, moda vine si de acolo, marfuri de marochinarie pentru Dior, Gucci, YSL, si restul caselor de moda de clasa superioara. Mereu m-am intrebat de ce este asa de imposibil totul in Sud, ca atare nici ei nu pot sa se plimbe cum vor pe aici in State sau Canada.
Nici cu Mexico nu sint relatii foarte bune, turismul este doar de la aeroport in Hotel cu masina speciala. Acolo stai in piscina si bei cat vrei alcool!!! In localitate daca mergi singur, te pot ucide si nimeni nu-i responsabil.
Parca Cuba este mai usor de vizitat decat alte tari sud americane. Mai merg cu vapoarele de ocolit continentul, turism de mare Lux, croaziera, si se opresc in porturi mari pentru cumparaturi ca de vizitat nu prea se recomanda. Sint amenajate magazine si stand-uri din marfurile ce se produc si cu care incarca vapoarele spre LUME, dar la pret de nimic, din cat va costa la destinatie. Nu-i scump calatoria dar nici nu se vede nimic inafara de apa oceanului si cerul.
M-am referit la o situatie in care puterea Gulf Stream-ului se va diminua suficient de mult, iar emisfera nordica va cadea in microglaciatie.
A 2015 study suggested that the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (AMOC) has weakened by 15-20% in 200 years.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shutdown_of_thermohaline_circulation
Lohmann and Dima 2010 found a weakening of the AMOC since the late 1930s.[6] Climate scientists Michael Mann of Penn State and Stefan Rahmstorf from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research suggested that the observed cold pattern during years of temperature records is a sign that the Atlantic Ocean's Meridional overturning circulation (AMOC) may be weakening. They published their findings in 2015, and concluded that the AMOC circulation showed exceptional slowdown in the last century, and that Greenland melt is a possible contributor, with the slowdown of AMOC since the 1970s being unprecedented over the last millennium.[7]
A study published in 2016 found further evidence for a considerable impact from sea level rise for the U.S. East Coast. The study confirms earlier research findings which identified the region as a hotspot for rising seas, with a potential to divert 3–4 times in the rate of rise, compared to the global average. The researchers attribute the possible increase to an ocean circulation mechanism called deep water formation, which is reduced due to AMOC slow down, leading to more warmer water pockets below the surface. Additionally, the study noted, "Our results suggest that higher carbon emission rates also contribute to increased [sea level rise] in this region compared to the global average.
In 2005 a 30% reduction in the warm currents that carry water north from the Gulf Stream was observed from the last such measurement in 1992. The authors noted uncertainties in the measurements.[25] Following media discussions, Detlef Quadfasel pointed out that the uncertainty of the estimates of Bryden et al. is high, but says other factors and observations do support their results, and implications based on palaeoclimate records show drops of air temperature up to 10 °C within decades, linked to abrupt switches of ocean circulation when a certain threshold is reached. He concluded that further observations and modelling are crucial for providing early warning of a possible devastating breakdown of the circulation.[26] In response Quirin Schiermeier concluded that natural variation was the culprit for the observations but highlighted possible implications.[13][27]
In 2008, Vage et al. reported "the return of deep convection to the subpolar gyre in both the Labrador and Irminger seas in the winter of 2007–2008," employing "profiling float data from the Argo program to document deep mixing," and "a variety of in situ, satellite and reanalysis data" to set the context for the phenomenon. This might have a lot to do with the observations of variations in cold water chimney behaviour.[28]
In January 2010, the Gulf Stream briefly connected with the West Greenland Current after fluctuating for a few weeks due to an extreme negative phase of the Arctic oscillation, temporarily diverting it west of Greenland.[29][30]
Post-2020
A study published in Nature Climate Change in August 2021 draws on more than a century of ocean temperature and salinity data and shows significant changes in eight indirect measures of the circulation’s strength.[31]
There is a possibility that the AMOC is a bistable system (which is either "on" or "off") and could collapse suddenly.
