Migration is caused by Global Warming and overpopulation combined

Migration is about people trying to survive global warming and overpopulation. Gangs causing  3rd world governments slowly or quickly to collapse under overpopulation and climate change is what we are going to be dealing with all this century. Terrorism likely will be worse than ever before in history as well and not just Islamic Terrorism either.

Why?

Because Terrorism and Gangs are more and more related over time. If you notice that ISIS terrorists often started in Drug Cartels. And Drug Cartels financed Terrorists more than anything else. So, Heroin and Cocaine and other illegal substances as well as oil financed ISIS the most. So, it could said that Drug addiction allowed ISIS to exist worldwide.

So, nationalism is another one of the effects of global warming and overpopulation combined with desertification of Northern Africa and the Western United States and parts of Australia and other places. There are many other climate change effects like melting permafrost which is dropping some  far northern Coastal cities slowly into the ocean or collapsing their foundations further inland too into melted mush which often remains when the permafrost melts into the ground.

So, as the climate changes (hopefully not to an average of 76 degrees Fahrenheit at the North Pole like 1million years ago) we see all the changes. For example, soon there won't be ANY ice at the north pole most times of the year so this might mean ships will be able to travel from Russia to Canada or wherever they want to anywhere north of the polar circles. And the same for the Antarctic circle wherever there is no land mass too (Antarctica is a land mass and not just ice). (The arctic is just ice and water and that's all). But soon will be only water most of the year this century.

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Where did the North Pole go? I looked for it on Google Earth but it's not there. There is nothing there, not even ice.

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Brandon Smith, Most viewed writer

Updated Apr 26 2017 · Author has 93 answers and 646k answer views

I expected to see a large mass (or even a small mass) of snow/ice. A bit like Antarctica, other then the land poking out here and there. Just like the other pics you can find of the earth on the internet. So, there is ice there?

If yes, how would they have gotten the ocean floor images under all of the ice. Isn't the ocean floor mapping received by sound radar. You would have to troll over (all over) that section of ocean to get the mapping of the ocean floor, how would you get the mapping if you couldn't troll a boat? (because of all the ice obviously.)

I would imagine there'd have to be lots of ice in the images. Wouldn't it just be easier to put the ice in the image, instead of making up false textures of below. Or, is there no ice. What happened to the ice and why hasn't the earth seen a change on the coast lines?

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Answered Apr 23 2017 · Author has 572 answers and 596.5k answer views

Remember that Google Earth does not show the Earth as it is. Look at the oceans around the world. You’ll see mountains, valleys, canyons, and many other things. These things are not visible from space because there’s water in the way. Light doesn’t penetrate water very well and at certain depths, it’s completely dark.

Google Earth is a representation of the Earth’s surface, not a photograph of it.

Here’s a photo of it (courtesy of Discovery News):

Ice still exists in real life (currently) at the North Pole, but if all the ice melted, leaving a great body of water there (Arctic Ocean), the North Pole would continue to exist. It would just be in the Arctic Ocean rather than some place you can walk to on the ice.