You really didn’t think the Cult of Climastrology would forgo dragging their doomsday beliefs into Memorial Day out of respect, did you?
The Climate Change Threat to America’s Military
As we approach Memorial Day, we honor the brave men and women who have sacrificed their lives in service to our country. While we take this time to honor their memories, it’s also a time to reflect on what we can do to truly support those soldiers who put their lives on the line for freedom.
In paying tribute to the valor and heroism of our Armed Forces, we need to address one of the greatest threat multipliers facing our military today: climate change.
In 2007, a report issued by the Center for Naval Analysis (presently named CNA National Security Analysis) detailed the myriad ways that climate change poses a threat to our national security, not just here at home but in the many places abroad where our brave men and women are stationed. Rising seas threaten naval bases (none more so than Naval Station Norfolk, the headquarters and home port of the U.S. Navy’s Fleet Forces Command). In fact, the majority of critical U.S. military infrastructure is vulnerable to environmental impacts like flooding, desertification and extreme heat.
In fact, the Norfolk area is seeing sea rise exactly about the amount one would expect during a Holocene warm period, much due to subsistence. And that report never assigned causation, just that the climate is in a warm period. So, yes, it effects operations. But, not that much.
There is no better time to have a discussion of ways to fortify against climate threats than Memorial weekend.
That’s because you are a doomsday cult, have no honor, and should just f*** off.
Wanna see some bullshit?
one of the greatest threat multipliers facing our military today: climate change.
The greatest that is fiable..
DEI.
With a daughter in the Army Reserves Corps of Engineers who could be deployed to support a mission in that useless war in Ukraine, the last thing I want is for the military to be worried about
global warmingclimate change. I want the Army to be worried about killing our enemies, and destroying their stuff, which is the mission of the Army. I don’t want officers worried about what is politically correct, or money shortchanged from war-fighting equipment and capabilities over political nonsense, but an Army which understands and is capable of doing its job against the enemy, and giving our own soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines the greatest chance of survival.