Latin America

ancianita

(42,650 posts)

10. Thanks. I understand, too, that the U.S. Military put climate change at the top of U.S. national security risks.

Mon Nov 17, 2025, 04:05 PM

Monday

That probably no longer holds under Hegseth and his boss's loyalty brass.

After the industrial revolution was earlier funded by human slave trafficking (which was the actual beginning of capitalism) and the earlier corporate imperial colonialism (huge corporate takeovers of both slave and resource trade -- see Dutch East India Company, and then later, England's Royal African Company) the 20th Century climate dynamics of fossil fuel burning is now hitting most equatorial countries. They've suffered for centuries on more than one front.

Edit history

Please sign in to view edit histories.

Recommendations

1 members have recommended this reply (displayed in chronological order):

malaise

11 replies

= new reply since forum marked as read

Highlight:

Melissa death toll in Jamaica now 45 with fifteen officially missing [View all] malaise Nov 11 OP

Shocking popsdenver Nov 11 #1

Praying. So sorry for this desolation to your home country. Hope you're okay on the other side. ancianita Nov 11 #2

There is barely a leaf off a tree in most of Kingston and St Andrew malaise Nov 11 #3

Oh no. Horrible. I can't even imagine. Is power restored? Any Aid coming? Cleanup begun? ancianita Nov 11 #5

Lots of help from countries near and far malaise Nov 11 #6

Glad to hear this because y'all need it. ancianita Nov 11 #7

Here's a must read malaise Sunday #9

Thanks. I understand, too, that the U.S. Military put climate change at the top of U.S. national security risks. ancianita Monday #10

Indeed malaise Monday #11

This is profoundly sorrowful. GreenWave Nov 11 #4

Indeed malaise Saturday #8