Daily Archives: September 2, 2013

In late October 2012, Satan saw that his candidate was in trouble – so he sent a large girth tropical storm and cold front to meet up near his home in New Jersey. The large-diameter storm put Lucifer’s slender pick … Continue reading →

Lots of comments today from people whining about man-made glacial retreat. I assume it is an organized event, so let’s just put it to bed right now. The current Greenland warming, while not yet quite matching the temperatures of 70 … Continue reading →

The Miami News – Jun 11, 1986 The Miami News – Google News Archive Search Hansen – Four decades of spectacular failure as a climatologist.

Ages-Old Icecap at North Pole Is Now Liquid, Scientists Find By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD Published: August 19, 2000 The thick ice that has for ages covered the Arctic Ocean at the pole has turned to water, recent visitors there reported … Continue reading →

Almost thirty years ago I was living in Sedona, Arizona. A friend who worked for the State Department in DC asked me to take a cabinet minister from The Seychelles Islands, on a tour to see the Grand Canyon. I … Continue reading →

Tom Nelson: Alexa traffic rank suggests that “Reality Drop” is yet another in a long line of failed Al Gore climate websites

It must have been Fred Flintstone’s SUV that ruined the glaciers. in my opinion future investigation will uncover proofs of the existence in the earlier ages of Sierra Nevada ice, of vast glaciers which flowed to the very foot of … Continue reading →

The threat of Obamacare has wrecked the full-time job market because companies can’t afford to pay benefits. Obama calls this “helping the middle class” because he was trained to be a mindless Marxist since he was a baby. Obama is … Continue reading →

Dems in Congress are trying to make high-capacity magazines illegal in the US, because the government doesn’t trust Americans with them. Apparently the government does trust Al Qaeda terrorists with them though. The military is buying 1.6 million AK-47 magazines, … Continue reading →