Pirate's Cove

You have to admire Warmists: they just never ever give up. Of course, there is that whole bat guano insane aspect (FYI: the inability to use proper capitalization is a function of the website, not me)

evgeny kazantsev forecasts the effects of cataclysmic climate change

the world as we’ve never seen it before — evgeny kazantsev presents a surreal look at what our cities and surroundings might look like in catastrophic conditions. the series imagines a pattern of extreme weather changes, forcing the earth’s natural and urban landscapes into ruin and disrepair. beloved landmarks, towns and touristic sites are afflicted by heat waves, ice storms and droughts, leaving each in a state of decay and degeneration.

kazantsev envisages venice’s world-celebrated canals without water, leaving a sad scene of abandoned gondolas at the bottom of an empty waterway; unusually warm conditions sees an alpine town without any sign of snow, the unfortunate scene unfolding from a lone tram car descending down the moistureless mountainside; beachgoers appear to find the sight of a mammoth glacier sitting just off the sandy shores an ordinary circumstance. ‘cataclysm happens’ — made for burjui design bureau and their client, gefest insurance company – sheds an unnerving light on the potential for natural disaster, and uncovers the alarming scenarios if such havoc were to ensue.

Let’s look at a few, shall we?

Wait, I thought Warmists were saying that Venice would be flooded from Hotcoldwetdry?

Apparently, the world will look like The Birds.

Actually, it’s much, much worse. The article make the case (there seems to be no captions or writing to go with the photos at the painter’s website) that “weather patterns force a flocks of birds to loose track of their directional pull”. Seriously. Are they making the case that “climate change” will mess with the Earth’s magnetic force?

There’s also one of Niagara Falls frozen from….wait, too much heat?