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Daily Archives: May 23, 2015
Democrats Demonstrate Their Depravity On Memorial Day
Every day is about Obama worship for Democrats, but this weekend their behavior is particularly disgusting.
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Eleven More Climate Change Victims
The next door dyke’s dogs broke through the rain swollen fence this morning, and killed eleven out of fourteen hens. They only ate one of them, and killed the other ten for fun. The other three hens flew over the … Continue reading
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One Month Since Katherine Hayhoe Discussed The Desertification Of Texas
Texas is flooded, with lots more rain on the way. One month ago, climate expert Katherine Hayhoe discussed the desertification of Texas APRIL 22, 2015 What Climate Change Is Doing to the Texas Cattle Ranch | The New Republic Buffoons … Continue reading
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Halliburton Did This
Yesterday I got stuck behind a convoy of about 20 Halliburton fracking trucks in Northeastern Colorado, which according to President Obama are directly responsible for the permanent drought here.
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Facing The Colorado Permanent Drought
President Obama has made numerous references to his theory that imaginary global warming is causing an imaginary increase in drought and wildfires in Colorado. While scientists debate the link between the number and severity of droughts, hurricanes or wildfires and … Continue reading
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Dreaming Of An Electric Car
I drove my 1998 SUV from Baltimore to Fort Collins in less than 36 hours door to door. The vehicle cost me $2,000 on Craigslist three years ago, and I spent about $200 on gas travelling cross country.. If I … Continue reading
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NASA – Hiding The Decline
In 1976, the New York Times reported that the Northern Hemisphere had cooled nearly as much since 1945 as it rose in the first part of the century. NYTimes.com The National Academy Of Sciences reported this cooling. But it didn’t fit the … Continue reading
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What Level Of CO2 Would Stop Glaciers From Melting?
Shortly after agreeing to let China double their CO2 emissions over the next 15 years, climate expert Barack Obama told us that reducing CO2 emissions would stop glaciers from melting and sea level from rising. He said that global warming … Continue reading
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This Morning’s Asthma Free Walk In 400 PPM CO2
Tom and Becky took me for a lovely walk this morning along the Mississippi River In 1988, CO2 was 350 PPM and the Mississippi River was almost dry. James Hansen warned Congress that the droughts would only get worse as … Continue reading
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US Drought Monitor Thinks Nebraska Is Having A Drought
The experts at the DC based US Drought Monitor believe that Nebraska is having a drought. I drove across Nebraska today, and the state is flooded. If the water comes up two more feet, parts of I-80 will be underwater. They … Continue reading
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