Monthly Archives: April 2013

Why Is the Media Ignoring Discovery Channel Gunman’s Radical Views? James Lee, who walked into the headquarters of the Discovery Channel Wednesday, taking hostages, was an environmental radical who believed people were destroying the planet. According to a manifesto of sorts he posted on … Continue reading →

Climate experts have exposed themselves again as being completely incompetent – by blaming the cold and snow on a phenomenon which is not happening and wouldn’t make any sense as a cause even if it was happening. ssmi1_ice_area.png (1667×1250) It would … Continue reading →

Experts have been telling us that Colorado in extreme drought and that it is only going to get worse. The Colorado Climate Center at CSU confirmed this storm’s record of 14.9 inches at the university’s central campus. Higher elevation areas got significantly more … Continue reading →

On December 7, NRDC declared that skiing in Utah is a thing of the past. Note the arrival of the early spring at Alta. SNOWFALL HISTORY It is time to put this scam to bed. The game is over.

March was a very cold month in the US, the coldest March since 1995. But NCDC did their best hide the decline by adjusting March temperatures upwards by a record 1.25F relative to the raw HCN data which it is … Continue reading →

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White House spokesman Jay Carney today said President Barack Obama has no comment on the murder trial involving late-term abortion practitioner Kermit Gosnell. White House: No Comment on Gosnell “Beheading” Babies in Abortions | LifeNews.com President Obama refuses to discuss … Continue reading →

Kerry called climate change a global threat as he addressed an energy cooperation seminar on Saturday also attended by Chinese State Councilor Yang Jiechi. “We are seeing the science of climate change come back to us now at a rate … Continue reading →

CSU closes at 3 p.m. due to snowstorm April 15, 2013 Snow day or no snow day? With Fort Collins’ forecast projecting two feet of snow, that’s the question on CSU’s mind. BREAKING: CSU closes at 3 p.m. due to … Continue reading →