Hooray! (I’ve cleaned the story up a bit)
(NBC News) All 52 passengers who were stranded aboard an ice-locked (fossil fueled) ship in Antarctica for more than a week were rescued by (fossil fueled) helicopter early Thursday, officials said.
The (fossil fueled) Akademic Shokalskiy sent out a distress call on Christmas morning after it became surrounded by sea ice while on a
scientific missionclimate change spreading awareness stunt more than 1,700 miles south of Australia.On Thursday, a (fossil fueled) helicopter from a (fossil fueled) Chinese ice-breaking ship Xue Long — or Snow Dragon — transported groups from a makeshift helipad which the passengers had stomped out in the ice near the (fossil fueled) ship.
The  Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) tweeted at 6.20 a.m. ET Thursday that all of the 52 passengers had been airlifted from the (fossil fueled) Akademik Shokalskiy and were now on board the (fossil fueled) Aurora Australis ice-breaker.
Climahysteric leader Chris Turney had the cajones to tweet this yesterday
Rain and warm all day but has broken up the ice a bit. #spiritofmawson pic.twitter.com/kjzTnEZOMG
— Chris Turney (@ProfChrisTurney) January 1, 2014
Because temperatures below -15F are warm.
The New Nostradamus of the North notes that the Australian taxpayers will probably be on the hook for the cost to rescue the climate alarmists.
Marc Morano is calling it the Clitanic.
#spiritofmawson Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale a tale of a fateful trip… pic.twitter.com/22oAXfM4wh
— Elmer Beauregard (@m4gw) December 31, 2013
