Monthly Archives: February 2013

arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.anom.1979-2008 Arctic ice area has increased by 10.5 million km^2 since mid-September 2012. The press corpse continues to report this event as record ice loss. Leading experts say that the Arctic will be ice-free in a few months, or sooner. … Continue reading →

According to the White House and press corpse, America is a violent country full of dangerous people and extreme weather. The America where most of us live has very little violence or extreme weather, except for the occasional tornado in the spring. Last … Continue reading →

The White House has released this picture of Obama “shooting skeet.” Anyone who actually shoots skeet would know that you point the gun upwards, because that is where the target is. Shotgun rules are apparently different for Barack Obama and Dick Cheney. … Continue reading →

“The said constitution shall never be construed to authorize Congress to prevent the people of the United States who are peaceable citizens from keeping their own arms.” – Samuel Adams, Debates and Proceedings in the Convention of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, at … Continue reading →

Obama/Bloomberg/Biden say that one shot is enough. Obama also says that he goes shooting “all the time.” A polar bear has mauled a 17-year-old British boy to death in the Arctic and injured four other UK tourists. Horatio Chapple, from … Continue reading →

How on earth did he miss seeing this one – right in front of the goal?

You are twice as likely to be murdered by a hammer than by a rifle in the US. You are 10,000% more likely to be killed in a car crash than be killed by a rifle in the US. The … Continue reading →

Obama’s home town of Chicago is far more dangerous than Afghanistan, because of the illegal guns being used by minority gangs. Obama ignores the illegal guns, and is instead going after the legally held guns owned by law-abiding citizens – in … Continue reading →

Bloomberg says that the 12 foot storm surge from Sandy proves global warming. 5 March 1887 From all reports, the storm surge from the disastrous 1887 cyclone, flooded almost all of Burketown. Only the highest part of town, near where … Continue reading →