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Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis Takes Another Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound

By Christina Norman

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Guest “Really?” by David Middleton H/T to my friend Brian Pratt…Introduction For starters, the author appears to totally fail to grasp the principle of uniformitarianism… Since its introduction in 2007,…

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