Monthly Archives: March 2015

Possibly the world’s stupidest human.

John Kerry is heading up the Iran nuclear weapons negotiations. He believes that 0.0004 mole fraction CO2 is the greatest threat mankind has ever faced. ISIS has taken over much of the Middle East under Obama and Kerry’s watch. Democrats … Continue reading →

Netanyahu : “May God Bless The United States of America” Obama’s Spiritual Mentor : “God Damn America. It Is In The Bible” [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnlRrxXv-v8]

Apparently none of the votes for this blog were processed the last few days. If you did not receive and respond to an E-mail like the one below, please cast your ballot again – because your vote wasn’t counted. Fifteenth Annual Weblog … Continue reading →

97% of climate models are wrong.  If it is indeed true that 97% of climate scientists trust climate models, that would indicate that 97% of climate scientists are idiots. Climate Analysis | Remote Sensing Systems

Climate alarmists have hijacked and destroyed the environmental movement. But they have taken it a step further and now they say that clean air threatens the climate. China’s War on Air Pollution May Cause More Global Warming – Scientific American

New York state just had their coldest January/February by a wide margin, more than 2.5 degrees F colder than the prior coldest year of 1904. Based on the USHCN adjusted temperatures, I predict that NCDC will rank 2015 as second coldest, … Continue reading →

The Northeastern US just had our coldest January/February on record, and the highest percentage of nights below OF ever recorded – with more than one night out of four below 0F. There is no long term trend towards warmth or cold … Continue reading →

Without fossil fuels this winter, almost everyone in Vermont would be dead.

NASA didn’t like the fact that Antarctica was cooling, so they simply changed the data to meet the needs of funding. Gavin said in 2004 that Antarctica had cooled significantly. But NASA knew that wasn’t any use for the global warming … Continue reading →