Monthly Archives: August 2013

Olaf Koenders pointed me to a better YouTube video, which I slowed down below. It shows an incendiary round striking the upper right side of JFK’s skull, knocking his head backwards, and burning for the rest of the sequence below. … Continue reading →

I spent a fair amount of time listening to CBC today, and had a vague deja vu experience of what the US used to be like decades ago. The Prime Minister of Canada is a smart, honest conservative. And unlike … Continue reading →

I blew up and slowed down some higher resolution video from the History Channel. You can clearly see him drooped forward when some sort of incendiary device came in from the upper right and exploded in front of Jackie’s face. … Continue reading →

20 Jan 1992 ‘Greenhouse cynics gambling with future’ . One of the CSIRO’s top scientists says doubters of the greenhouse effect are gam bling with the future of the world. Dr Graeme Pearmao, coordinator of the CSIRO’s climate change research program, said yesterday there … Continue reading →

Ice sheet melt season is over: Polar Portal The red line in the second graph shows the record melt season of 2012, which alarmists got hysterical about. Note that at the end of the summer of 2012, there was slightly … Continue reading →

They say it is a travesty that they can’t explain the lack of warming, and they say that the missing heat has sunk to the bottom of the ocean. Simultaneously, Obama and WMO claim that growth in surface temperatures is accelerating … Continue reading →

Since July 23, Arctic ice area loss has been the second slowest on record. Ice loss has been 61% of normal, and was just slightly faster than 2001. arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.anom.1979-2008 Climate experts tell us that Arctic sea ice is thin, decayed, … Continue reading →

If all indications are correct, worse is yet to come. Judging by what has happened in the past, it may very well get cold enough to allow great glaciers thousands of feet thick to cover North America as far south … Continue reading →

I just received this message from the Arctic Government scientists shouldn’t claim 99% certainty of theorized cause and effect relationships – based entirely on preconceived notions and political prejudice. Additionally, scientists who claim to be able to see the distant … Continue reading →

The UN says that the decade from 2001 to 2010 was warmer than the 1970s, and that proves that temperatures in 2013 are rising. Using their logic, since I was taller three years ago than when I was four years … Continue reading →