There was an interesting letter from veteran marine engineer Tim Burd in the Southern Daily Echo on 19th March this year. It was about his memories of flooding in Southampton when the tide was high on the Solent. In the days of his youth. Tim Burd saw Priory Road in St. Denys flooded at high tide by the River Itchen, so that the dip in the road under the railway bridge became a pond. Back then the Echo published photos of people rowing around in boats on William Street at Millbank, and Mount Pleasant Road by Bevois Valley was flooded as well. And a Mr Ted Dyer told Tim Burd that every spring tide flooded his workshop at Cobden bridge next to the Itchen river. All that was more than fifty years ago, it hasn’t happened since. Which questions the truth of the deafening Green propaganda that sea level rise now is greater than we have ever seen before. Although Tim Burd did not say that in his letter.

Sea level acts like a global thermometer. Global warming melts more ice on land, so that more water flows down into the sea and sea level rises. Global cooling freezes more water into ice on land, so that less water flows to the sea and sea level falls. The lower the sea level, the colder is our global climate, and the higher the sea level, the warmer our climate. Sea level is our global thermometer.

At the height of the last Ice Age, twenty thousand years ago, sea level was one hundred and thirty yards lower than it is now. That is nearly four hundred feet lower, and the English Channel did not exist then. Ten thousand years ago the Channel appeared, much shallower than now. By the time of the Medieval Warm Period, between the 10th & 14th centuries AD, the Wash from the North Sea penetrated more deeply into Cambridgeshire than it does now. The climate was four degrees Centigrade warmer on average than now, and the Doomsday Book recorded vineyards in Yorkshire. That massive rise in sea level & global temperature occurred long before the Carbon Footprint of the Industrial Revolution, that is trumpeted by Green activists in their mythology as our Doom.

Getting back to Tim Burd, he also wrote in his letter that the highest tide recorded at Southampton was 5.9 metres in 1928, but that recently that record had disappeared from the tide tables issued by Associated British Ports, and ABP have refused to say why. But we all know why that record high tide back in 1928 is missing.

It is because the powers that be now suppress any evidence contrary to the propaganda from the BBC & Extinction Rebellion and other Green doomsday cults – any evidence against their story that industrial capitalism is heating the global climate and that we will all fry & die, unless supposedly anti-Green Capitalism is replaced by Green Socialism.

And it will not be Socialism in one country, like Joseph Stalin’s in Russia. Instead it will be Socialism on a global scale, in a new Green “sustainable” World Economic Order, directed by the United Nations organisation. The UN aspires to become a world government through the replacement of today’s “unplanned” market economy of capitalism, by the “planned” command economy of Socialism. And the UN has already issued its commands for our future world economic order in its UN Agenda 2030, part of UN Agenda 21/30/50.

The UN has been open and public about using the Climate Change scare story to become a world government. “Earth Summit ll” (the UN Conference on Environment & Development – UNCED) was held in Rio de Janeiro in 1992. There the conference chairman Maurice Strong said that “the objective is to bring about a change in the present system of independent nations. The future is to be World Government, with central planning by the United Nations. Fear of environmental crises, whether real or not, is expected to lead to compliance”. That is why the powers that be are trying their utmost today to frighten schoolchildren into global warming hysteria with scare stories from Green doomsday cults like Extinction Rebellion & the BBC.

But memory is always the great critic of totalitarian propaganda, because in totalitarian environments (like climate science today) although the future is always certain (global warming), the past is always being changed. As Tim Burd found out when the highest ever Solent tide mysteriously disappeared from ABP’s tide tables, because it happened as long ago as 1928. Perhaps the Echo photos of people in rowing boats on William Street in the 1950s, after flooding at high tide on the Itchen, will disappear as well.