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Old 01-07-2012, 04:37 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
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Default After the hail

On Jul 1, 3:53*pm, "Alan Holmes" wrote:
"Steerpike" wrote in message

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On Jul 1, 12:18 am, "Christina Websell"

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Yes, I have lost quite a lot of plants on the allotment.
Peas are smashed, as are some french beans I planted out last week, some
of
the runner beans have suffered, and the spinach has been uprooted (how?)
Only a few sweetcorn plants have survived. Strawberries bashed


Lettuces laugh at hail, apparently..they are fine. Amazing, isn't it?
I notice more and more posts on here related to the weather. Does no


one using this group care that predictions made in regard to the
effects of global warming all seem to be pretty accurate, with the
only exception being the process seems to happening a lot faster than
was initially expected?

There is little or no accurate information in the corporate media


concerning global warming, but users of this NG seem to be
experiencing the effects of this first hand, so it seems surprising no
one seems to have grasped the fact that propaganda related to global
warming issued through the corpse media simply isnt correct?

Who the hell really believes all that rubbish about global warming?

Alan


Pretty much all of the scientists whose field this is! And maybe
anyone who is a gardener, and is currently experiencing effects of the
worst summer weather in the last 100 years?

Its astonishing how much of a hold ridiculous corporate media
propaganda appears to have over what I would imagine are reasonably
intelligent people, who seem quite unable to grasp the fact that those
making enormous amounts of money by being able to pollute the planet
freely, also own and control the corporate media
itself.......................