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so many concerned threads. thankyou but its not an apocalypse, its not an apocalypse visited upon us by god. its extraordinarily bad weather. it happens

the somerset levels are flood plains. so, theyre flooded due to lack of river dredging

the thames valley is partly flooded. this area IS NOT LONDON

just to make that plain. london is not and never will be flooded. the entire river through the city is embanked, and has stood the test of time, even without the flood barrier, which is doing sterling work, as it was designed to

we are an island, we have that mentality. something which a lot of continental land-lubbers just dont understand

yes, we are saturated and it looks like the water may not fully go until the spring, but we HAVE had a LOT of water, and more to come


some perspective, darlings!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 54258597


^^THIS^^

The flooding is happening in flood plains - it's happened many times before.

With the odd exception, people are stupid enough to buy houses in flood prone areas and moan when the inevitable happens.

Also, local authorities allowing developers to build on known flood plains over the past 40 years have added to the problem.

Water will always find it's true course.
 Quoting: BadMoonRisen


Not in my lifetime. I'm 44 and never seen it this bad.

And there's no sign of abatement.

I take it you're not affected!
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We should make the most of it...

put a raft full of 13-yr old white girls into the middle of a river.... hopefully, we will drown some of the muslamic rape-gangs (raaay-guns).



Any one else notice the strange lack of anti-paedo riots?

[link to www.theguardian.com] - from 2001 after a white bloke nonced 1 kid.

So, why arent these rape-gangs being smashed up? Where is the 'pedo' graffiti? Why arent their windows getting smashed?

hmm..
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This is so unbelievably bad, why isn't the US news even mentioning this?


Also, before I posted this thread, I went to the search engine here on GLP and there were only two threads on this subject, neither of which actually described what was happening at all.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 47736581


The USA top stories the past week or so have been whether or not Woody Allen actually molested/raped under aged girls and something about some college athlete who is openly gay being drafted by the NFL.

Shows you were the mindset of America is and what the US media pushes as newsworthy.

Translation, it's a fucking joke.

Meanwhile, bloody riots in the streets, children and civilians being killed in wars, the majority of the world's volcanoes erupting and biblical flooding in many parts of the world.

But we wouldn't want anyone focusing on that now would we?
 Quoting: The Black Rose Witch


Spot on. It's s sad world we live in when the sexual preference of a football player is more newsworthy than people dying and suffering. As long as it's not in America I guess.
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send in TEPCO.. they will review the figures to the OK level.......
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LOL!! U funny.

Wait...didn't the U.S. do that as well...
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Also, what is this going to do to food prices?
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Yes, it looks bad, but here are some stats for you.

1.3 million houses are protected because of permanent flood barriers put in place years ago and constantly maintained.

The total number of houses flooded since december is 4800. This includes the 800 houses flooded by river thames in london.

We are not used to this, so understandably it is a big deal. But look at the stats. They are real. In total only 4800 houses have been flooded. As bad it is for those families, it is a very very very small number on bigger scale of things.

Scientists have admitted that at worst another 5000 homes maybe at risk. No more.

Now compare this figure to the number of houses destroyed in india, pakistan, usa NO, bangladesh, Philippines etc etc.
Globally is not a big deal at all, but since uk is always in comfort, even spilling a hot cup of tea on yourselves is a big deal.
Now grow up and learn to deal with it.

On another note. Houses that got flooded in london were all in the upend area of uk. All the rich people got hit. Insurance will cover them, but here is the big deal. What if it happens next year and the year after? Those multi million pound houses will be worth zero.
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so many concerned threads. thankyou but its not an apocalypse, its not an apocalypse visited upon us by god. its extraordinarily bad weather. it happens

the somerset levels are flood plains. so, theyre flooded due to lack of river dredging

the thames valley is partly flooded. this area IS NOT LONDON

just to make that plain. london is not and never will be flooded. the entire river through the city is embanked, and has stood the test of time, even without the flood barrier, which is doing sterling work, as it was designed to

we are an island, we have that mentality. something which a lot of continental land-lubbers just dont understand

yes, we are saturated and it looks like the water may not fully go until the spring, but we HAVE had a LOT of water, and more to come


some perspective, darlings!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 54258597


^^THIS^^

The flooding is happening in flood plains - it's happened many times before.

With the odd exception, people are stupid enough to buy houses in flood prone areas and moan when the inevitable happens.

Also, local authorities allowing developers to build on known flood plains over the past 40 years have added to the problem.

Water will always find it's true course.
 Quoting: BadMoonRisen


Not in my lifetime. I'm 44 and never seen it this bad.

And there's no sign of abatement.

I take it you're not affected!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 53779460


But with respect, your lifetime is a mere blip in the grand scheme of things. The areas affected are known flood areas - from centuries ago. The village in Somerset was named in Saxon times and it means 'Little Island' for example.

Yes it's very bad this year - the worst for many years. But it's not unprecedented.
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Nostradamus:


Century 2 Quatrain 70

The great Britain including England
Will come to be flooded very high by waters
The new League of Ausonia will make war,
So that they will come to strive against them.
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Andy McKenzie, a groundwater scientist at the British Geological Survey, told Sky News that even if the rain stopped today, so much water is soaking through the soil that levels are likely to keep rising for another two months.

England has had the most rainfall ever recorded (since 1760) this winter and it continues unabated.

It's not a matter of the rivers overflowing their banks.

The ground under the Island is completely saturated and can not hold any more water.

The entire Island is in peril from flooding.

There are parts of England that have been completely cut off from the flooding since early January.

And they continue to be pummeled by storm after storm, including another one expected this Friday.

Railway lines have been washed away and rail services disrupted.

Their agricultural land is underwater.

The flooding has now extended into London.

There is nowhere for the water to go, and as above, is expected to continue rising for 2 months even if it stopped raining today.

The British Geological Survey estimates 1.6 million properties in England and Wales are at risk of groundwater flooding.

[link to news.sky.com]

I don't know if they are just trying not to panic the population but if I were there, I'd definitely be heading to Canada.
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I would highly recommend removing all the people who would like to leave, leave now...or get every body to higher, dryer and stable ground if that is possible.
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Also, what is this going to do to food prices?
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^this

let's look :

i don't know the proportions but

- a siginificant part of northern hemisphere is under snow/ice
- a siginificant part of northern hemisphere is having drought conditions for months
- and now these floods
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Have to sign out - the electric's just gone down. As if I'm not bloody cold enough already! Bye for now.
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02/12/2014 05:36 AM
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This is so unbelievably bad, why isn't the US news even mentioning this?


Also, before I posted this thread, I went to the search engine here on GLP and there were only two threads on this subject, neither of which actually described what was happening at all.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 47736581


The USA top stories the past week or so have been whether or not Woody Allen actually molested/raped under aged girls and something about some college athlete who is openly gay being drafted by the NFL.

Shows you were the mindset of America is and what the US media pushes as newsworthy.

Translation, it's a fucking joke.

Meanwhile, bloody riots in the streets, children and civilians being killed in wars, the majority of the world's volcanoes erupting and biblical flooding in many parts of the world.

But we wouldn't want anyone focusing on that now would we?
 Quoting: The Black Rose Witch


Spot on. It's s sad world we live in when the sexual preference of a football player is more newsworthy than people dying and suffering. As long as it's not in America I guess.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 53779460


No, even if it is in America.

They only report nationally on what they can exploit.

The news is not worth watching any more. Local newscasts sometimes still cover a bit of news, but it is about wherever that viewing area is mostly.

Or that is the way it was when I pulled the plug on my TV service. I think it has gotten worse.

The newsactors care about NO ONE.
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We should make the most of it...

put a raft full of 13-yr old white girls into the middle of a river.... hopefully, we will drown some of the muslamic rape-gangs (raaay-guns).



.
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A babbling idiot
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Also, what is this going to do to food prices?
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^this

let's look :

i don't know the proportions but

- a siginificant part of northern hemisphere is under snow/ice
- a siginificant part of northern hemisphere is having drought conditions for months
- and now these floods
 Quoting: Gregor Samsa


This is an extremely good point.

There are some places with a really long growing season who sometimes can produce food if the ground isn't frozen.

Although I did see the grocery store had strawberries on sale yesterday. And I wondered, from where? (On sale means they had a lot of them, not just a few.)
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sink holes in the UK going crazy


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[link to www.metoffice.gov.uk]

Hit play on the tool bar, and watch 3 cyclonic storms north west of Scotland, as it nears the end you see a new one develop off the southwest and come inland now
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so many concerned threads. thankyou but its not an apocalypse, its not an apocalypse visited upon us by god. its extraordinarily bad weather. it happens

the somerset levels are flood plains. so, theyre flooded due to lack of river dredging

the thames valley is partly flooded. this area IS NOT LONDON

just to make that plain. london is not and never will be flooded. the entire river through the city is embanked, and has stood the test of time, even without the flood barrier, which is doing sterling work, as it was designed to

we are an island, we have that mentality. something which a lot of continental land-lubbers just dont understand

yes, we are saturated and it looks like the water may not fully go until the spring, but we HAVE had a LOT of water, and more to come


some perspective, darlings!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 54258597


^^THIS^^

The flooding is happening in flood plains - it's happened many times before.

With the odd exception, people are stupid enough to buy houses in flood prone areas and moan when the inevitable happens.

Also, local authorities allowing developers to build on known flood plains over the past 40 years have added to the problem.

Water will always find it's true course.
 Quoting: BadMoonRisen


Not in my lifetime. I'm 44 and never seen it this bad.

And there's no sign of abatement.

I take it you're not affected!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 53779460


But with respect, your lifetime is a mere blip in the grand scheme of things. The areas affected are known flood areas - from centuries ago. The village in Somerset was named in Saxon times and it means 'Little Island' for example.

Yes it's very bad this year - the worst for many years. But it's not unprecedented.
 Quoting: BadMoonRisen


It's not over yet! Wait until it's over and then see if you're so smug.

The population is far greater now than it was in the past. More people are at risk, more homes are at risk.

Where do you live? In a block of flats?
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Yes, it looks bad, but here are some stats for you.

1.3 million houses are protected because of permanent flood barriers put in place years ago and constantly maintained.

The total number of houses flooded since december is 4800. This includes the 800 houses flooded by river thames in london.

We are not used to this, so understandably it is a big deal. But look at the stats. They are real. In total only 4800 houses have been flooded. As bad it is for those families, it is a very very very small number on bigger scale of things.

Scientists have admitted that at worst another 5000 homes maybe at risk. No more.

Now compare this figure to the number of houses destroyed in india, pakistan, usa NO, bangladesh, Philippines etc etc.
Globally is not a big deal at all, but since uk is always in comfort, even spilling a hot cup of tea on yourselves is a big deal.
Now grow up and learn to deal with it.

On another note. Houses that got flooded in london were all in the upend area of uk. All the rich people got hit. Insurance will cover them, but here is the big deal. What if it happens next year and the year after? Those multi million pound houses will be worth zero.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 54258995


Thank you for the statistics.

I am thinking that if the politicians had allowed the usual dredging of the rivers, hardly anyone would have been flooded.

Since rich people were affected, I guarantee those rivers will be dredged at the next opportunity. Rich people do not like fleeing away from all their cool stuff.
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Nostradamus:


Century 2 Quatrain 70

The great Britain including England
Will come to be flooded very high by waters
The new League of Ausonia will make war,
So that they will come to strive against them.
 Quoting: Tess2012


bsflag
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Couldn't be happier to live on a boat! banana2
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Thank you for the statistics.

I am thinking that if the politicians had allowed the usual dredging of the rivers, hardly anyone would have been flooded.

Since rich people were affected, I guarantee those rivers will be dredged at the next opportunity. Rich people do not like fleeing away from all their cool stuff.
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its nothing to do with dredging rivers,thats just the media making up LIES
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It's not over yet! Wait until it's over and then see if you're so smug.

The population is far greater now than it was in the past. More people are at risk, more homes are at risk.

Where do you live? In a block of flats?
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Who's being smug? Just giving you some facts - take it or leave it.

I'm in South Wales and we've been told to expect hurricane force gusts in the next few hours. Plenty of rain too - but in my case it's just an inconvenience with dog walking.

I feel sorry for those affected of course, but the UK has got through far worse than this in previous times.
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The absolute failure in this flooding has to be pointed at the UN and Agenda 21 and the Enviroment Minister Chris Smith who cut vital funds to dredge rivers and bank tidal walls in the areas flooded.

This failure to even contact the democratically elected MP of that constituency is typical of the fascist goose-stepping jackboot of this global corporatist takeover. Because even if you believe that all the recent stormy weather is an act of God – rather than an act of HAARP – there is one inescapable smoking gun. You don’t have to be a conspiracy theorist, because it’s all on record in the form of government consultations and EU Directives, to realise that the flooding of the Somerset Levels has been largely caused by a deliberate run-down of the necessary maintenance to drainage infrastructure which is required for geo-engineered land.
This draconian slashing of the funding of the river dredging, and other necessary work needed for adequate drainage, has been carried out in line with EU policy which itself is aligned with UN Agenda 21, which seeks to move people out of the countryside and into the cities.
What will happen next is that the carpet baggers will move into the Levels to buy up the land at rock bottom fire-sale prices, which is all the farmers will be able to charge now that the land has been contaminated from overflowing sewerage and their farms are virtually uninsurable. The carpet baggers will probably make a killing in selling that land on to the frackers, as it stands over a huge shale gas field which they’ve been slavering over for some time.
 Quoting: Papa_lazarou


Allowing anti-flood measures is the real problem.

From the photos I have seen, I can even see the anti-flood measures. They are/were very good. Better than most places.

But, letting them run down means that sooner or later there will be too much rain and they will fail. No one has to even do anything else.. just let things run down and run down...

And you're right about the carpetbaggers.

The carpetbaggers ruined Georgia and it is to the point to where.. well, there are threads about it. I have been in Georgia during an ice storm that lasted a week. It didn't cause any kind of problems like this! But, the government in Atlanta was different then as that was early last decade.
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The absolute failure in this flooding has to be pointed at the UN and Agenda 21 and the Enviroment Minister Chris Smith who cut vital funds to dredge rivers and bank tidal walls in the areas flooded.

This failure to even contact the democratically elected MP of that constituency is typical of the fascist goose-stepping jackboot of this global corporatist takeover. Because even if you believe that all the recent stormy weather is an act of God – rather than an act of HAARP – there is one inescapable smoking gun. You don’t have to be a conspiracy theorist, because it’s all on record in the form of government consultations and EU Directives, to realise that the flooding of the Somerset Levels has been largely caused by a deliberate run-down of the necessary maintenance to drainage infrastructure which is required for geo-engineered land.
This draconian slashing of the funding of the river dredging, and other necessary work needed for adequate drainage, has been carried out in line with EU policy which itself is aligned with UN Agenda 21, which seeks to move people out of the countryside and into the cities.
What will happen next is that the carpet baggers will move into the Levels to buy up the land at rock bottom fire-sale prices, which is all the farmers will be able to charge now that the land has been contaminated from overflowing sewerage and their farms are virtually uninsurable. The carpet baggers will probably make a killing in selling that land on to the frackers, as it stands over a huge shale gas field which they’ve been slavering over for some time.
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Allowing anti-flood measures is the real problem. OOPS EDIT! to lapse should have been in this sentence.

From the photos I have seen, I can even see the anti-flood measures. They are/were very good. Better than most places.

But, letting them run down means that sooner or later there will be too much rain and they will fail. No one has to even do anything else.. just let things run down and run down...

And you're right about the carpetbaggers.

The carpetbaggers ruined Georgia and it is to the point to where.. well, there are threads about it. I have been in Georgia during an ice storm that lasted a week. It didn't cause any kind of problems like this! But, the government in Atlanta was different then as that was early last decade.
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I made a mistake on the first sentence.

I meant the neglect of maintaining flood measures was a problem.
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Thank you for the statistics.

I am thinking that if the politicians had allowed the usual dredging of the rivers, hardly anyone would have been flooded.

Since rich people were affected, I guarantee those rivers will be dredged at the next opportunity. Rich people do not like fleeing away from all their cool stuff.
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its nothing to do with dredging rivers,thats just the media making up LIES
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So, they dredged them? Because if the water had flowed into the river then it would have been better. The ground can only absorb so much so fast.

IDK I'm not there.

But, I do believe the media lies and lies and lies and lies.
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Couldn't be happier to live on a boat! banana2
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Go on with your bad self. LOL
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And these three old regimes parties had been giving million of immigrations first class new housing with furnitures paid by the taxpayers whilst our English brother and sister who had been working hard in the countryside get nothing.

Feel free and retake our land back.
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Thank you for the statistics.

I am thinking that if the politicians had allowed the usual dredging of the rivers, hardly anyone would have been flooded.

Since rich people were affected, I guarantee those rivers will be dredged at the next opportunity. Rich people do not like fleeing away from all their cool stuff.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 41591036


its nothing to do with dredging rivers,thats just the media making up LIES
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1496863


Here are some more stats. Take it for what it is. I am not making judgment. Just reporting.
After 5 weeks of non stop rain in south west area, the government decided to call in the army to help the south west region. Big headlines in newspapers. THE TOTAL NUMBER OF TROOPS SENT TO SOUTHWEST TO HELP 18
The rich area outside london got flooded yesterday. The government announced sending of troops to help erect barriers to protect those homeowners.
NUMBER OF TROOPS ANNOUNCED THIS MORNING 600
Make of it what you will
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It's not over yet! Wait until it's over and then see if you're so smug.

The population is far greater now than it was in the past. More people are at risk, more homes are at risk.

Where do you live? In a block of flats?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 53779460


Who's being smug? Just giving you some facts - take it or leave it.

I'm in South Wales and we've been told to expect hurricane force gusts in the next few hours. Plenty of rain too - but in my case it's just an inconvenience with dog walking.

I feel sorry for those affected of course, but the UK has got through far worse than this in previous times.
 Quoting: BadMoonRisen


How do you know? It's pretty fucking far from over...

What "facts". You've given an opinion. Here's another opinion, from someone far more qualified...

[link to news.sky.com]
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send in TEPCO.. they will review the figures to the OK level.......
 Quoting: Citizenperth


LOL!! U funny.

Wait...didn't the U.S. do that as well...
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TEPCO will declare the place the new Venice and congratulate people on their new swimming pools.





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