Daily Archives: March 29, 2013

Climate alarmists believe that punishing hard working Americans will make the climate better in China. Similarly, lefties believe that disarming hard working Americans will make them safer from people like this. One security guard is all that is needed. Lanza, Holmes and … Continue reading →

Last year, climate experts told us that the weather in Chicago and DC proved that the planet had died of overheating. HAMweather: 6 to 10 Day Temperature Outlooks

I was shocked to learn that the rapidly melting Arctic (which has lost 80% of its ice) is -25C and ice area is normal. ssmi1_ice_area.png (1667×1250)

I was listening to NPR last night, and Obama was very upset that his plan to use Sandy Hook as an excuse to destroy the Second Amendment wasn’t working as well as he had hoped. He was saying that anyone who disagreed … Continue reading →

Remember last year when the team couldn’t stop talking about 1:3 ratios? Now we have 35:1 ratios – and they are completely silent. HAMweather: Record Events for The Past 7 Days

The Des Moines Register is inviting and assisting mass murderers to come kill Iowa school children. Identifying Targets? Newspaper Publishes Interactive Map Showing All Public Schools With No Security Officers | TheBlaze.com By contrast, in Florida they are protecting their school … Continue reading →

March 4, 2013 The National Park Service announced that the peak bloom (defined as when 70% of the blossoms are open), will be March 26 – March 30. Update: Peak Bloom Dates and Festival Information Announced | National Cherry Blossom … Continue reading →

Snow chaos: How big freeze is killing one person every five minutes   Snow chaos: How big freeze is killing one person every five minutes | UK | News | Daily Express

According to the FBI, there were 1.2 million violent crimes committed in the US during 2011. FBI — Violent Crime According to the UK government, there were 1.94 million violent crimes in the UK during 2011. www.ons.gov.uk/ons/dcp171778_296191.pdf There are almost … Continue reading →

The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act was passed in 1984 to combat the cracking of huge computer systems owned by financial institutions and the government. Nearly 30 years and seven amendments later, the law is regarded by many lawyers and … Continue reading →