Monthly Archives: June 2014

Arab Spring – Terrorist takeover of the Middle East Young Dreamers – Terrorists walking into the US unimpeded Renewable Energy – “My plan makes electricity prices skyrocket”

Next time the IRS questions you, just tell them that all six of your hard drives crashed, and you lost all of your records.

Actually, it possible they weren’t all from Wyoming.

Dinesh D’Souza is being targeted by the wildly corrupt executive branch of government, for the crime of opposing the president. They say that a small campaign finance violation he made required $500,000 bond, due to their zero tolerance policy on campaign … Continue reading →

Radiative transfer models are at the core of climate models. Only a small handful of people are familiar with how they work, or what they say about CO2 sensitivity. Very few people passed off by the IPCC as climate experts … Continue reading →

U.S. Scientist Sees New Ice Age Coming

We find that, together, unsustainable groundwater use, artificial reservoir water impoundment, climate-driven changes in terrestrial water storage and the loss of water from closed basins have contributed a sea-level rise of about 0.77?mm?yr?1 between 1961 and 2003, about 42% of the observed … Continue reading →

One popular claim about USHCN adjustments is that they are “peer-reviewed” and thus sound. This is complete nonsense. What is peer-reviewed are a couple of papers outlining potential issues impacting temperature readings and proposed remedies. It is like saying that a piece … Continue reading →

One year ago this week, President Barack Obama waited for a hot day in Washington and hurriedly held an outdoor speech, where he could perspire, engage in third rate acting,  and blame global warming. The president might be surprised to learn … Continue reading →

I have been accused several times in the last 24 hours of data tampering and cherry picking, because I use the the entire unaltered, measured HCN data set. Only altered, fabricated data which reverses the measured US cooling trend is considered acceptable … Continue reading →