Daily Archives: August 28, 2016

As of 1999, NASA showed no net warming from the 1870’s to the 1970’s, and showed 1877 as the warmest year from 1866 to 1976. Archived from: http://www.giss.nasa.gov/data/gistemp/GLB.Ts.txt The IPCC showed that the warmest period of the last thousand years was … Continue reading →

Labor Day 1935, the most powerful hurricane in US history struck Florida. On the same day, it was reported that Alaska’s glaciers were retreating miles per year. September 7, 1935 – TWO MORE VESSELS KEPT FROM SAILING BY SEAMEN’S STRIKE | … Continue reading →

potentialtrends.pdf Thermometers show that the Arctic was just as warm or warmer around 1940. This destroys the global warming scam, so Gavin Schmidt simply made the earlier warmth disappear.  All of these graphs are generated from the GISS website. Tan color in the … Continue reading →

According to the trash at the BBC – millionaires living the American dream are victims of racial injustice, and people who want to enforce existing US law are waging war on “immigrants.”

Indiana was very warm from the 1930’s through the 1950’s. It has since cooled several degrees and never warmed back up again. The number of 90 degree days has dropped in half since the 1930’s. This cooling didn’t suit NASA’s … Continue reading →

Gavin claims the data sets from different agencies are independent. But when cornered by obvious fraud, he blames NOAA – who will propagate it through the other data sets. Obviously the data sets are not independent and everyone is colluding. … Continue reading →

NASA currently shows a total of 1.5C warming in their land only temperature record. graph.png (1130×600) But the 1999 version of their data showed about 0.7C warming from 1866 to 1998. Archived from: http://www.giss.nasa.gov/data/gistemp/GLB.Ts.txt NASA clearly does not agree with NASA, so … Continue reading →

Brian Cox says the graph he was photographed with above, was made by the people who put men on the moon – and therefore must be correct. His claim is ridiculous and unscientific at many levels, but particularly for these three reasons … Continue reading →