Monthly Archives: July 2012

In 1993, the US government burned up 75 people in Waco, Texas which began Eric Holder`s career of assisting in the death of Texans. 32. Nicole Gent Little, 24, Australian, pregnant 33. Dayland Gent, 3, American 34. Page Gent, 1, … Continue reading →

Colorado Springs Wildfire Proves Climate Change Can No Longer Be Ignored After over a week of burning, approximately 17,000 acres of timber in and around the Pike National Forest has been destroyed, along with almost 350 homes. At least two … Continue reading →

In 1871, a massive fire around the Great Lakes killed thousands of people and burned millions of acres. Chicago burned to the ground the same day. Katherine Hayhoe tells us that these fires are caused by man-made CO2. Hayhoe, along … Continue reading →

According to Phil Jones, temperatures in Darwin’s grid cell (-12.5,132.5) have been falling since the 1880s, which was also the hottest decade. Can Julia’s global warming tax stop this alarming trend?

Already man-made climate changes are clearly evident around cities. Buildings and pavement tend to store more heat than vegetation in the surrounding countryside, hence temperatures can range some 4.0 degrees higher in the summer and 2.0 degrees higher in the … Continue reading →

Both Australia and the US chose to elect interlopers in their most recent elections. Perhaps it is a better idea to choose leaders who are not trying to destroy your country? Unless of course your country is in a mood to commit suicide.

President Obama is fighting to make electricity unaffordable and unavailable in the US, while Pakistan struggles to do the opposite. Pakistanis Tire of Water, Electricity Shortages ISLAMABAD – Pakistan’s new prime minister, Raja Pervez Ashraf, faces a struggling economy and … Continue reading →

Last week, Colorado fires proved global warming. We were told by the experts  that the fire season was just getting started and was going to get much worse because of the permanent CO2 induced drought. That was about 72 hours … Continue reading →

Temperatures in Chattanooga region expected to outpace nation’s A string of 100-plus-degree days is scorching the region. Record-breaking heat burned 16 Tennessee counties and broke 25 heat records in 2011. The same year had record-breaking rainfall in 21 counties and … Continue reading →

Des Moines has had only one 100 degree day during the last nine years, but in 1934 they had 31 days over 100 degrees, including three days in May. U.S. Historical Climatology Network It reached 101 on June 27 this … Continue reading →