Monthly Archives: March 2015

The filthy movie I went to see the other night was smearing climate skeptics, by trying to link them to the mentality of people who said second hand smoke doesn’t cause cancer back in the 1960’s (during the global cooling scare.) Everyone was exposed … Continue reading →

Merchants of Doubt featured lots of clips of  fired liar Brian Williams talking about the dangers of climate change, but the very best scene was the one where he was featured with the fired pedophile head of the IPCC, RK Pauchuri.

The corruption of the environmental movement is nowhere more evident than in their willingness to be paid off millions of dollars to ignore this. The Obama administration is issuing 30-year permits for “taking” (killing) bald and golden eagles. The great birds … Continue reading →

You are a low level thinker and fossil fuel industry propagandist whose career will be cut short this year by enraged Americans who are sick of being lied to by tools like you.. Do  the interview with me I dare … Continue reading →

The Whole Foods Market here in Columbia, MD has the best salad bar I’ve ever seen. Plus, it gives me an excuse to ride my bike on the first ice-free trails in 2-1/2 months.

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John Denver was born in Roswell, and died in a UFO. Springtime always makes me think of Annie’s Song [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xs_CNnCqYvU] [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTUG9CehwhY]

Edward Abbey was a radical environmentalist author who had a lot of influence on me as a youth. Like me, he fought hard for protection of wilderness and wildlife habitat. He wrote fictional books about blowing up green energy projects … Continue reading →

Next month will mark 21 years since I shot my television. My quality of life vastly improved when I got rid of that piece of shit. “Listen lady, if I saw a TV out here I’d get out my cannon … Continue reading →

Here is a classic from 1986. Experts were certain of one foot of sea level rise by 2016, and 1,000 feet of beach loss.  SIGNIFIGANT RISE IN SEA LEVEL NOW SEEMS CERTAIN – NYTimes.com The beach at Fort Lauderdale is … Continue reading →