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  • Posted by Dean Schwab July 16, 2012 - Filed in Global Warming - #corn  #wheat  #Drought  #Crops  - 208 views

    WHAT LIE’S…....The Media would like you to believe that this Country is under a Severe Drought. Nothing could be Further from the Truth. "It's Frickin Summer Folks"...

     Oh Yeah...Some areas in the Midwest and Deep South might be. But those are Isolated Pockets. The Reason I bring this up, is the Fact it's all a Sham...Example... The Media wants all of us to believe that the Corn Crops here in America, are All Withering Away. REALLY!!!

    "CORN".... Corn is Not a Plant that can be Dry Land Farmed like Wheat, Oats, Barley or Lentils. Corn is an Irrigated Crop Only. It can only Grow and Produce a Crop by Irrigation. Just Like Melons, Almonds, Olives, Cherries, Oranges, Grapefruit and Apples. If you’re a Farmer you know these things. However....For Most of America, they don't know the Truth being their So Disconnected from How Products get from Farm to Market. They can be easily deceived and Miss-Led by the Liberal Media, to create enough Media Hype that those that don't know the Truth will fully believe these Lies. Therefore, Conforming to the Global Warming Sham & Scam. By doing so. Most Americans will accept the Higher Cost of all Goods, not Really Knowing the Full Truth that there being deceived and Miss-Led from the Real Truth and Fact of the Matter. Which is that our Economy here in America is just about Ready to Collapse. And, if you are Like Most Americans. You will believe these Liberal Lies, by accepting and Blaming all our Economic Concerns Not on Obama or the Federal Reserve. Instead, those that are so Disconnected will believe it’s all do to our Ever Changing Weather and Global Warming. Thus, as a Result, Obama will be Re-Elected and Our Country will Wither Away Faster than The Crops so Portrayed by the Liberal Media Today. Go to the USGS Web-Site for all the Statistics and Facts.

    Just remember One thing...The Liberal Media will use any Tactic and Diversion of the Real Truth. Trying to keep us all Blind of what is really at Stake. Either way, we're ALL Being “SCREWED" in America…… Ok That Enough of my Airing out. Just Had to Say….

    Dean Schwab 7/16/2012

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  • David W
    David W Utter nonsense. NOBODY irrigates corn where I live! NOBODY. I am surrounded by cornfields. Their is no irrigation equipment in this whole county! Corn, wheat and soybeans grow on the same land.
    I cannot see the extent of the drought, but what I see here t...  more
    July 16, 2012
  • Dean Schwab
    Dean Schwab David..Thank You for your Response.... Yeah you Might not see any equipment if their not using overhead systems. They maybe using Ditch and Trench methods...
    July 16, 2012
  • Dean Schwab
    Dean Schwab Go to the USGS Web-Site for all the Facts.....Type in Irrigated Crops on Google to find it easier...
    July 16, 2012
  • Glen Davis
    Glen Davis Are you speaking of http://ga.water.usgs.gov/edu/ircroppies.html? That only applies to Georgia. But your point is well taken. Here in Williams I can tell you that we are experiencing a drought, but it is cyclical. The last few days the sky has finally ope...  more
    July 16, 2012
  • Glen Davis
    Glen Davis btw, farming in Arizona is mostly irrigation. But that is because Arizona is dry naturally.
    July 16, 2012
  • Vincent Ross
    Vincent Ross Irony. Cleaner air equals less rain. Rain requires two things... water vapor, and pollutants in the form of dust or other particles for the water vapor to precipitate around. If one looks over the long term history, globally, you will find that the cle...  more
    July 16, 2012 - 1 likes this
  • Eric Lundrbeck
    Eric Lundrbeck "Rain requires two things... water vapor, and pollutants in the form of dust or other particles for the water vapor to precipitate around."
    There's always particulates in the air for the water vapor to coalesce around. The droughts are most lik...  more
    July 16, 2012
  • Vincent Ross
    Vincent Ross Well, Eric, I would suggest you look at long term trends and compare charts of air pollutants to precipitation levels... a link is pretty obvious. Now I am not going to claim that airborne pollutants are a good thing in themselves, but they do have an ef...  more
    July 16, 2012
  • Vincent Ross
    Vincent Ross To expand upon my explanation, Eric, I refer you to my latest blog post...

    http://www.freedomtorch.com/blogs/19738/4979/global-warming-or-something-el
    July 17, 2012
  • Dean Schwab
    Dean Schwab Eric and Vincent...You're Both Right, more so Eric than Vincent. But to Prove my point. Seattle gets on average 36" inche's of Rain a Year. That in it's self can not support a productive crop of Corn. Because Corn Plants primairly have surface roots....  more
    July 31, 2012
  • Dean Schwab
    Dean Schwab Let's Not Forget...." Let's Start Using Comon Sense"......Not Hysteria Created by the Media.....
    July 31, 2012
  • David W
    David W We have had less than normal rainfall this year but the corn so far is unaffected. http://i49.tinypic.com/2628aqd.jpg This picture was taken on July 5th. I am 6'2" and it is over my head. As of today the corn still looks a healthy green all the way ...  more
    July 31, 2012 - 1 likes this