Daily Archives: March 8, 2017

Nixon must have been innocent, because he didn’t personally order the wiretaps. p5 – 12 Mar 1976 – The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 – 1995) – Trove Nixon justified the wiretapping, because …. Russia. 14 Jul 1974, Page 1 … Continue reading →

The usual batch of government and MSM crooks keep insisting that the Arctic is hot and melting. It is all fake news. Greenland has gained a record amount of ice this winter. Greenland Ice Sheet Surface Mass Budget: DMI Arctic sea … Continue reading →

I gave a presentation of historical climate change at the Washington State Senate a couple weeks ago, and the New York Times predictably lied about my presentation. E.P.A. Head Stacks Agency With Climate Change Skeptics – NYTimes.com I didn’t discuss the … Continue reading →

NOAA claims that multi-year Arctic sea ice (MYI) is “vanishing.” The Arctic’s oldest ice is vanishing | NOAA Climate.gov In fact, the area covered by MYI has doubled over the past decade, and is now at a ten year high. MYI is … Continue reading →

In case you forgot for a minute that government climate scientists are complete idiots, thirty years ago Canada’s top climate scientists predicted eight degrees warming and three feet of sea level rise by 2050. They also said it was your … Continue reading →

In 1974, experts couldn’t decide if fossil fuels or sunspots caused global cooling. 14 Jul 1974, Page 1 – Lincoln Evening Journal at Newspapers.com This cooling wrecked the NASA global warming scam, so they simply erased it. 1974 version   2017 … Continue reading →

All winter they have been telling us that ice is melting at -20C, and now experts now say ice forms at higher temperatures – due to an increase of 0.0001 mole fraction CO2 over the past century. More Powerful Icebreakers Needed in Baltic … Continue reading →

On this date in 1974, three fourths of the US was over 60F – and 80F was widespread across much of the country including Indiana and Illinois. A few weeks later, the worst tornado outbreak in US history occurred. And June, … Continue reading →