Monthly Archives: June 2014

I am considered a heretic by some on both sides of the global warming debate, because I refuse to tamper with the raw US data. I have already shown why you can’t detect baseline tampering using anomalies, and thus should not … Continue reading →

The use of anomalies in calculating temperature data allows NOAA/NASA to shift the baseline years undetected. The graph below shows how NCDC tampers with the US temperature record, to create a non-existent warming trend. Here is NCDC’s 1991 version of US … Continue reading →

Congress got to the bottom of the NASA Challenger scandal by bringing in outside experts from a wide range of disciplines. With the climate scandal, they take a different approach. They insist that all experts are scandal insiders. Some skeptics … Continue reading →

America is infested with very dumb people who claim Barack Obama was born in Kenya. And the first one of those birthers was Barack Obama in 1991 Born in Kenya and raised in Indonesia and Hawaii’

Until 60 years ago, 100 degree days in Wisconsin were fairly common, but they almost never happen any more.

Eighteen years of no global warming is cherry picking weather. Climate is a warm week in Sochi, a heavy rain in Miami, or a hurricane in New Jersey.

Unless the freezing point of water has changed, the Arctic was very warm during the first half of the 2oth century. 18 Feb 1952 – POLAR ICE THAW INCREASING GLACIERS SAID TO [?] M… NASA/NOAA apparently don’t want you to … Continue reading →

There has been a sharp decline in summer afternoon temperatures in the US over the past 80 years, with three of the five coolest summers coming in the past twenty years.

President Barack Obama proclaimed that “there wasn’t a smidgen of corruption at the IRS” only after reading all 4,000 of Lois Lerner’s missing E-Mails. And he was able to do this in between discussions about spontaneous YouTube protests in Libya, … Continue reading →

Junk science gets through peer review as standard practice in climate science. The only requirement is that it sounds scary and is useful for raising funding. over the past several years scientists have been able to use data from the twin … Continue reading →