Monthly Archives: May 2013

Nixon released the Watergate Tapes with an 18 minute gap The Milwaukee Journal – Google News Archive Search By contrast, Obama released the Benghazi E-mails with a 2,880 minute gap. The Benghazi-related emails released by the White House late May … Continue reading →

Middlebury College Statement on Natural Gas Pipeline | Middlebury

The research, the most comprehensive analysis of climate research to date, finds that 97.1% of the studies published between 1991 to 2011 that expressed a position on man made climate change agreed that it was happening, and that it was due to … Continue reading →

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As Hillary Clinton came under increasing scrutiny for her story about facing sniper fire in Bosnia, one question that arose was whether she has engaged in a pattern of lying. The now-retired general counsel and chief of staff of the … Continue reading →

Now that Obama has been caught with his pants down committing one crime after another against the American people and the US Constitution, the press has announced that he needs to get more involved and take charge of the government. … Continue reading →

At the end of 2012, NASA’s (recently “retired”) James Hansen added an additional cheat to jack recent temperatures up and push older temperatures down. But even with that cheat, he still can’t get temperatures up above his zero emissions Scenario … Continue reading →

In 2008, Obama announced that he had taken control of sea level. I am absolutely certain that generations from now, we will be able to look back and tell our children that this was the moment when we began to … Continue reading →

Comparisons to Nixon are unfair.  Obama makes Nixon look like a great American hero. California congressman David Nunes made the claim yesterday that the Justice Department wiretapped telephones in the House of Representative’s Cloak Room, an exclusive part of the … Continue reading →

Arctic sea ice is melting very slowly, and ice extent is the highest for the date since 2002. COI | Centre for Ocean and Ice | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut The slow melt is not surprising, because temperatures in the Arctic … Continue reading →