Daily Archives: October 25, 2015

Barack Obama says that 97% of scientists agree with his mindless apocalyptic fantasy.  He pulled that number out from where the sun never shines, but just for a minute let’s see what he does with it. The White House abuses … Continue reading →

Hurricane Andrew was an actual category 5 hurricane, and flattened everything in its path. Hurricane Patrica is described by experts as the most powerful hurricane in history. This is what Patricia did the Puerto Vallarta At ground zero, some flimsy … Continue reading →

In the late 19th century, scientists were worried that Earth was going to freeze due to the ongoing depletion of CO2 from the atmosphere. Arrhenius said that doubling or tripling CO2 would prevent an ice age, and bring back the … Continue reading →

Climate experts now declare every weather event to be the most extreme ever, many times before they even happen. Then they blame the imaginary record event on “climate change.” That is Jeff Masters’ standard operating procedure. But this is nothing … Continue reading →

Constant one-upmanship from the press to see who can be the most stupid and dishonest. Hurricane Patricia hits the Mexico. “The stronger than ever, possible destructive waves” – Repubblica.it Mobile h/t Tom Nelson

Aztec priests believed that sacrifice was needed to control the climate. The Dalai Lama also says humans need to make sacrifices to control the climate. He believes that reliance on God is “very illogical” – but building windmills will stop the 20,000 … Continue reading →

The Scripps Institute claims that the Arctic is melting faster than expected. From the Field: What is Making Arctic Ice Melt Faster than Expected? | Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego The exact opposite is true. The 2015 melt … Continue reading →

Sea level at Fernandina  Beach, FL has been rising at 2.08 mm/year since the 1890’s. The city is only 10 feet above sea level, which means they will drown on October 24, 3415. (They may actually get an extra day … Continue reading →