Monthly Archives: June 2014

Summer temperatures at the North Pole have been persistently below normal for almost two years. The last summer day which reached the mean was in August, 2012. Every summer day in 2013 and 2014 has had below normal temperatures, with … Continue reading →

Gavin proved he was fit to be GISS director, by declaring a perfectly ordinary month of April to be the hottest ever. This showed management that he had the necessary skills to keep the flow of misinformation ramping progressively upwards.

I was listening to NPR the other morning, and they had a former Obama transportation secretary blaming poor transportation infrastructure on Republicans refusal to increase gasoline taxes. So why don’t they use the existing gasoline taxes? Obama’s smallest budget is … Continue reading →

Written by a Naval intelligence officer in 1991 Using drugs and hypnosis on mental patients in a process called Orion, the CIA inculcated the desire in these people to open fire on schoolyards and thus inflame the anti-gun lobby. This plan … Continue reading →

The poles refuse to melt as predicted by leading experts. They blame this deviant behavior on excess CO2, or ozone, or missing heat at the bottom of the sea, or Chinese aerosols. iphone.anomaly.global.png (512×412) It couldn’t possibly be that the experts don’t … Continue reading →

Arctic Melt Opens Northwest Passage John Roach for National Geographic News September 17, 2007 Climate models had projected the passage would eventually open as warming temperatures melted the Arctic sea ice—but no one had predicted it would happen this soon. … Continue reading →

New York used to suffer regular severe droughts prior to the 1970s, including a nearly catastrophic one during the 1960’s. They almost never have droughts any more. Climate at a Glance: Time Series | National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) TimesMachine: July … Continue reading →

Climate models are useless No one can predict the weather more than a few days out Anyone who says they can is not using any legitimate principles of science

The New York Times has sunk to a point where they simply reverse the facts. Cantor’s Lesson: Hedging on Immigration Is Perilous The lesson that immigration advocates say they gleaned from Tuesday’s election results is, simply put, that hedging on … Continue reading →