Daily Archives: October 21, 2015

Check out this mind-blowing fraud from California. Race under way to rebuild wetlands and hold back rising seas Sea level hasn’t risen significantly in the San Francisco Bay for 75 years. How did these 100 criminals calling themselves “scientists” come … Continue reading →

7 Nov 1990, Page 47  In November 1990, the English and French Prime Ministers announced that we were in a race against time, to save our planet from 0.00035 mole fraction CO2. Global temperatures are almost exactly the same as … Continue reading →

Kook, Nutter and Connolley say this never happened, and call anyone who doesn’t agree with them “deniers” 21 Jul 1972, Page 1 – at Newspapers.com

Summer 1954 was the third hottest since 1895, after 1936 and 1934 The Arctic was warming at an unprecedented rate. Most of the US was in severe or extreme drought. The US was hit by three major hurricanes, including two … Continue reading →

Dixie Lee Ray was head of the Atomic Energy Commission and Governor of Washington, and she exposed the two leading scams of the climate criminals. 5 Jun 1992, Page 4 – at Newspapers.com Margaret Thatcher on the other hand, didn’t do … Continue reading →

In 2001 climate experts announced that Kilimanjaro would be ice-free by now. 7 Oct 2001, Page 36 – at Newspapers.com As with everything else climate experts say, this turned out to be complete nonsense. Mount Kilimanjaro glaciers nowhere near extinction … Continue reading →

6 Nov 1972, Page 18 – at Newspapers.com

In 1993, scientists reported that there was no warming in South America. 21 May 1993, Page 11 – at Newspapers.com In 1999, NASA reported that there was no warming in the US NASA GISS: Science Briefs: Whither U.S. Climate? So … Continue reading →

18 Oct 1986, Page 12 – at Newspapers.com

28 Jun 2006, Page 4  Ten years ago, NOAA showed that all warming occurred before 1950, and a sharp drop in temperature after 1950. The National Academy of Sciences showed the same thing in 1975. The National Center for Atmospheric … Continue reading →