Monthly Archives: November 2013

“Climate change is not a controversy,” Chang said. “We all know that it is occurring.” Western Herald – New York Times reporter lectured at WMU about media bias, used global warming as a case study Wood for Trees: Interactive Graphs

JFK was shot riding in a convertible on a warm November 22, 1963 in Dallas. The temperature that day was 71 degrees. Fifty years later, November 22 was 35 degrees. JFK would not have been riding in a convertible this year. h/t … Continue reading →

If the government confiscates your money, it protects people in the Philippines who won’t bother to move inland from drowning. The cause and effect relationship is obvious, and does not require further explanation. – Professor Barry Obama

Yes, we initially wanted single payer, and we had to compromise back in 2009 for the Affordable Care Act. But, it is a damn good piece of legislation that has already saved hundreds of thousands, if not millions of lives. … Continue reading →

Global Warming and Government’s Inaction Will Soon Destroy World

Obama healed the planet in 2008, but Harvard is going to do it again. Harvard can save us from global warming apocalypse – Salon.com

97% of scientists are 95% certain that the global warming which isn’t happening, would be your fault – if it was happening. In 2007, they were only 9o% certain that non-existent climate change was your fault. Another six years of spectacularly failed … Continue reading →

The Canberra Times – 17 February 1961 Why Climates  Everywhere  Are Changing NEW YORK (Associated Press). — What strange concert of forces is at work, changing the earth’s climate?  Experts pondered that question and suggested possible culprits ranging from carbon … Continue reading →

CARBONIC ACID AS A FERTILISER 1 December 1923 01 Dec 1923 – CARBONIC ACIDAS A FERTILISER

Not only are Democrats lying about everything, but they are cheating too. “The nuclear option abandons America’s sense of fair play .?.?. tilting the playing field on the side of those who control and own the field. I say to … Continue reading →