Daily Archives: February 21, 2013

That snow outside is what global warming looks like | George … www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2010/…/uk–snow–global–warmin… Dec 20, 2010 – George Monbiot: Unusually cold winters may make you think scientists have got it all wrong. But the data reveal a chilling truth. Snow is consistent with global warming, say scientists – … Continue reading →

Traffic Cameras – City of Overland Park, Kansas

Last week a police officer went on a rampage in Los Angeles, promising to kill dozens of children. This week we found out that police officers around the country are being “desensitized” to kill children. Is Your Local Police Department Using Pictures … Continue reading →

Experts say that global warming ended snow and winter thirteen years ago, so I was surprised to see that we are alphabetically up to winter storm Q already. Winter Storm Q’s hurled hail, snow, and freezing rain from the Southwest into the … Continue reading →

“We as a nation must have the foresight and courage to make the investments necessary to safeguard the most sacred trust we keep for our children and grandchildren: an environment not ravaged by rising seas, deadly superstorms, devastating droughts, and … Continue reading →

February 21, 2013 at 4:06 am There are about as many guns as there are people in the US. David tells us that odds are better than 50:50  that your gun will shoot someone. If David is correct, then more … Continue reading →

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If the communist takeover of Denver isn’t bad enough, now they have killer bunnies to deal with too. Bunnies attacking cars at the Denver airport Bunny rabbits. You thought they were cute and cuddly didn’t you? Obviously this is not … Continue reading →

In Obama’s America, several hundred heavily armed terrorists attacking the US embassy is a spontaneous mob of YouTube protesters. But pregnant women and children are ruthless terrorists who need to be gunned down by DHS and the police. The good … Continue reading →