Monthly Archives: February 2017

Human Caused Global Warming: Tim Ball Phd

“We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.” William Casey, CIA Director 1981-1987 Experts say that the large amounts of snow, rain and flooding in California this year is caused by shrinking snow pack. ‘Dangerously … Continue reading →

“It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it.” – Upton Sinclair Government agencies like NOAA, NASA and NSIDC start their sea ice graphs in 1979, in order to make … Continue reading →

The ice has melted, and love is in the air.

I will be speaking as part of two panels at CPAC in Washington DC next week. Other speakers include James Delingpole, Steve Milloy, VP Mike Pence and Senator Ted Cruz.  You might want to make it if you can.

In 1990, Tom Karl and the IPCC showed that Earth was much warmer 900 years ago, during the Medieval Warm Period (MWP.) 1990 IPCC Report But by 1995, climate scientists had made the decision to get rid of the inconvenient MWP. … Continue reading →

Barack Obama’s science czar (John Holdren) wanted to cut off the US energy supply 40 years ago. He said less energy means more jobs. The Windsor Star – Google News Archive Search Holdren’s partner, Paul Ehrlich, wanted to put poison … Continue reading →

The NCAR museum used to have interesting exhibits, but sometime recently they yanked them and replaced them with unmitigated garbage. I haven’t seen this much brainless climate BS since Trenberth debated Judith Curry at CU three years ago. Don’t fly on airplanes … Continue reading →

One hundred fifty-five years ago, California had a massive flood after two decades of drought. The only things different were that CO2 was below 300 PPM, they didn’t have the dimwitted Jerry Brown for governor, and the state wasn’t populated by tens of … Continue reading →

Two years ago, Jerry Brown chose to spend $70 billion on a train to nowhere, which he somehow imagined would prevent drought. He could have spent a tiny fraction of that to protect the state from floods. You just can’t … Continue reading →