Miami Developer Unconcerned by Sea Rise Hysteria

Liberal establishment publications shriek that much of the East Coast will be underwater by the end of the century, due to the allegedly rising seas that I thought the Moonbat Messiah was going to put a stop to. Talk is cheap. Let’s see what people who actually lay their money on the line think of the supposed impending catastrophe. One of the first places to be submerged would be the low-lying Miami area:

A South Florida developer is questioning the well-established facts of climate change, and is putting his money where his mouth is, investing millions to build residential projects in highly exposed Miami Beach.

This is from Bloomberg; “the well-established facts of climate change” translates to “the absurd and hysterical lies we have been trying to feed you to promote the global warming agenda.”

Brazilian billionaire Jose Isaac Peres is hosting an inaugural party Thursday for the sales center of his planned 81-unit 57 Ocean, where the penthouse will cost $31 million. He’s also seeking permission to build another condo project, a four-story development on Ocean Drive.

But… but… isn’t he afraid that climate change will wash his investments away?

Asked about the threat, he told a story about his youth in Brazil in the 1950s, when seawater sometimes encroached on buildings, suggesting ocean levels have risen and receded forever.

No kidding. Just like the climate has fluctuated forever. Small children used to know it. But now this information goes in one ear and out the other without interrupting the constant stream of doomy propaganda that pours from progressive mouths.

Peres shrugs that “that’s the last concern that I have here in Miami, that global-warming issue.”

Peres … said climate change has never come up with the banks and insurance companies he’s dealt with in Brazil.

“You’re leaning toward paranoia, you know?” he said, suggesting that Americans are more fixated on the study of climate change than Brazilians are. “You see a ghost, and you run after it as if it were real.”

Global warming isn’t so global after all. It is only an issue in parts of the world where people can afford the luxury of wasting time and money on nonsense.

On a tip from Stormfax.

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