Monthly Archives: November 2013

The winter of 1936 was one of the coldest on record in the US, while the summer of 1936 was the hottest on record in the US. In between came tornadoes and floods, which killed many hundreds of people. 09 … Continue reading →

Police say the beating of a cyclist along a Philadelphia street was not part of the nationwide “knockout game” trend as they initially believed. In other words, Nutter told the cops to shut up. The male victim was riding his … Continue reading →

Chinese per capita CO2 emissions have more than doubled over the past decade, while US  per capita emissions have declined. Can Obama issue executive orders in China? Fossil-Fuel CO2 Emissions – People’s Republic of China

4 September 2013 Secretary of State John Kerry said during a hearing Wednesday in the House of Representatives that counties in the Arab world have offered to foot the entire bill for a U.S. military mission that destroys the Bashar … Continue reading →

Twisters, global warming and . . . snow? No matter what the “experts” are saying about the lack of global warming I don’t believe them. I have lived too long and have seen the mounting changes. The fierceness of the … Continue reading →

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcAy4sOcS5M] Climate skeptics were seen as witch collaborators during the 16th century..

CLINTON PRAISES PACT WITH N. KOREA PRESIDENT CONTENDS DEAL WILL RID PENINSULA OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS Published on October 19, 1994.  SOURCE: SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE A delighted President Clinton told reporters Tuesday that the new agreement with North Korea should … Continue reading →

Many leading experts told us that the Arctic would be ice-free this year. the Arctic will be ice-free in the summer of 2013 – John Kerry, US Secretary of State John Kerry: We Can’t Ignore the Security Threat from Climate … Continue reading →

The administration itself says that its forthcoming emissions targets—and continuing staunch support for the war against “climate change”—are intended help to kick-start a virtuous competition among nations, spurred on by interest groups, hosts of non-government organizations, and the sprawling global … Continue reading →

It would be profiling to identify  knockout game perpetrators by race, so the press refers to them as teenagers. One might also think of them as potential purchasers of Skittles who look like sons of the president. Perpetrators have dubbed the violent practice … Continue reading →