Monthly Archives: September 2013

Obama says he objects to the use of chemical weapons as a means to kill children. He prefers the kinder, gentler use of drone strikes and late-term abortions. Is Obama’s drone doctrine counter-productive? – Page 3

Arctic Sea Ice Gone in Summer By 2012? Seth Borenstein in Washington Associated Press December 12, 2007 An already relentless melting of the Arctic greatly accelerated this summer—a sign that some scientists worry could mean global warming has passed an … Continue reading →

One of alarmist’s favorite games is saying that we aren’t allowed to look at Arctic ice until September. So it is now safe to look. This year has obliterated the record for year over year ice gain, by a factor … Continue reading →

The Arctic did shatter a record – for ice growth. h/t to Caleb

According to the US Government, the US used to have ten times as much burn acreage as at present. In the conterminous United States during the preindustrial period (1500-  1800), an average of 145 million acres burned annually. Today only … Continue reading →

The IPCC wants to bury the last 15 years cooling, and instead focus on the long term trend. I’m happy to play that game. Let’s look at the entire hockey stick – going back to 1850. It indicates 0.7C warming … Continue reading →

Obama is focused on his drive-by attack of Syria, while his Chicago neighbors are taking care of the local drive-bys. Chicago, IL Crime Map – Showing Crimes in Chicago – Crime Statistics, Alerts and Reports – Crime Stops Here

Everything is completely clear to John Kerry. And he learned a new word! Report on Syria Chemical Weapons released, Kerry said evidence irrefutable John Kerry statement | Syria | Declassified Report “The science is clear. It is irrefutable and it … Continue reading →

Kerry says that Hitler used chemical weapons, while Kerry accidentally vindicated the Iraq war. “Bashar Assad now joins the list of Adolf Hitler and Saddam Hussein [who] have used these weapons in time of war,” he said. Kerry: Samples from Syria … Continue reading →

By the end of August 1886, there had already been seven hurricanes in the Atlantic, including five which hit the US. This year there have been no hurricanes. At Indianola, Texas a storm surge of 15 feet overwhelmed the town. … Continue reading →