CrusaderFrank
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Remember the Everest avalanche that was caused by Manmade Global Warming (Aka: Climate change, Climate Disruption).
Guess what?
The AGWCult lied. Again.
Caught with their thumb on the scale. Again.
They just don't give a fuck how many times they get caught
"The Khumbu Icefall is the first major obstacle to climbing Everest and one of the mountains most relentless killers. Over time, as it migrates downhill from Camp I (19,900 feet) to Base Camp (17,600) at a rate of a few feet per day, the Khumbu Glacier fractures into towering columns, crumbling ice ledges, and deep crevasses that are constantly moving and whose walls are prone to collapsing. Each year, a group of Sherpas known as the Icefall Doctors are hired by Nepals government, through the Sagarmatha Pollution Control Committee. The Doctors are responsible for a single, dangerous job: snaking a route through the Icefall, stringing ropes and placing aluminum ladders over the crevasses and up the cliffs.
Rising directly above the Icefall is Everests west shoulder, a mile-high face that supports a giant hanging glacier. As that glacier creeps downward, it regularly calves, sending ice blocks rocketing toward the route. In recent years, the route to Camp I has run up the left side of the Icefall, directly under the overhang, because of unstable conditions through the middle."
Everest's Darkest Year | Mountaineering | OutsideOnline.com
Guess what?
The AGWCult lied. Again.
Caught with their thumb on the scale. Again.
They just don't give a fuck how many times they get caught
"The Khumbu Icefall is the first major obstacle to climbing Everest and one of the mountains most relentless killers. Over time, as it migrates downhill from Camp I (19,900 feet) to Base Camp (17,600) at a rate of a few feet per day, the Khumbu Glacier fractures into towering columns, crumbling ice ledges, and deep crevasses that are constantly moving and whose walls are prone to collapsing. Each year, a group of Sherpas known as the Icefall Doctors are hired by Nepals government, through the Sagarmatha Pollution Control Committee. The Doctors are responsible for a single, dangerous job: snaking a route through the Icefall, stringing ropes and placing aluminum ladders over the crevasses and up the cliffs.
Rising directly above the Icefall is Everests west shoulder, a mile-high face that supports a giant hanging glacier. As that glacier creeps downward, it regularly calves, sending ice blocks rocketing toward the route. In recent years, the route to Camp I has run up the left side of the Icefall, directly under the overhang, because of unstable conditions through the middle."
Everest's Darkest Year | Mountaineering | OutsideOnline.com
