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Obama to Rename Tallest U.S. Peak! Tyrant O Goes Too Far Again! (Video)
Obama to Rename Tallest U.S. Peak in Historic Alaska Visit! Tyrant O Goes Too Far Again!
31 Aug 15
MEGA SELF-IMPORTANCE! Psycho Tyrant O is just BEYOND immagination. To maximize the impact of the historic trip, which will make Tyrant O the first sitting U.S. president to visit the arctic, the White House plans to devote all of the resources of its potent social media operation. He is renaming Mt McKinley under the guise of global warming.
What?
Obama to rename tallest U.S. peak in historic Alaska visit
Anchorage, Alaska (CNN)To hear the White House describe Alaska, the state has become the canary in the climate change coal mine, complete with raging wildfires, accelerating ice melt in the arctic, vanishing glaciers and whole villages forced to relocate away from rising seas.
President Barack Obama will carry that urgent message to Alaska this week in the hopes his long journey away from his busy agenda in Washington will begin to change the national conversation on global warming.
His first step while he’s there: officially renaming the country’s tallest mountain from Mt. McKinley to Denali, an historic nod to the region’s native population, which the White House says is under threat from the already-present threat of climate change.
“This is all real. This is happening to our fellow Americans right now,” Obama said in his weekly address Saturday.
All week long, Obama will try to call attention to Alaska as a kind of climate change ground zero. Whether it’s a hike on a melting glacier near the town of Seward or his visit with a fisherman in the remote coastal village of Dillingham, the President wants a distracted public to see the jarring effects of global warming through his own eyes.
#mountmckinley #obama #alaska
Here in QC (CDN) streets and towns are being renamed all the time – get over it.
there’s a few more mountain peaks that might get a makeover or renaming soon