@realcaseyrollins@Ulrich Hi real. I'll try to do better with labeling the sources of the pictures. Sometimes I'm doing ten things at once and just don't have the time. Thank you for your comment.
@Free_Press@realcaseyrollins In this time, everybody can tell everything to everybody. And at the end it could be all fake. I think it is very, very important to make something believable. At the end, post less but the best quality you can achieve.
@KorimakoEcology@chessert@Free_Press yeah the first picture does not look like the US at all. Pakistan makes more sense, and in fact they've had flooding in Lahore this week. If you want examples in the US you hardly even have to look far--Providence, RI had some dramatic flooding a couple days ago, and here in Chicago we had some too last weekend.
There's plenty of real, dire, climate news already without manufacturing "news". This is the kind of thing that makes people question the news when, in fact, the Spain video is very real.
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