Monthly Archives: March 2015

Contrary to the endless lies being spouted by the White House and the rest of the alarmist climate community, summers at the nation’s capital are becoming shorter and cooler. Hot days are coming less often, they start later in the year … Continue reading →

Tomorrow’s snowstorm in DC will mark the first time in 75 years when Lincoln, VA had spring snow during three consecutive years.

Obama promised to remove politics from science, and has done the exact opposite. He is openly targeting skeptics and attempting to force his political will on the science community. When Bush was president, climate alarmists complained bitterly that Bush told Hansen … Continue reading →

The highest summer minimum of the past decade was in 2006, which also had the smallest maximum. The lowest sea ice summer minimum occurred in 2012, which also had the second highest minimum. There is no correlation between winter maximums and … Continue reading →

Naomi Oreskes’ fascist propaganda flick has earned enough money to buy her a new Prius, assuming the movie didn’t cost anything to make, market or distribute. It is already the 10,313th most popular movie of all-time

Following the Israeli elections, world leaders facing close re-election bids are queuing up to get White House endorsement of their opponents.

The photographer who took this early photograph of Raquel Welch claims there is a beach somewhere in the picture. See if you can locate it.

Fascist Joe Biden asked the other day “what right do Americans have to question science?” Feynman answered in this book, which had the forward written by climate skeptic Freeman Dyson The Pleasure Of Finding Things Out

Why Do Many Reasonable People Doubt Science? We live in an age when all manner of scientific knowledge—from climate change to vaccinations—faces furious opposition. Some even have doubts about the moon landing. Someone should probably tell the morons at National … Continue reading →

Climate change has wrecked our beloved tornado season. We always used to have exactly the right amount of tornadoes, but now they are becoming less and less reliable, with four record low years in a row