Monthly Archives: April 2017

Professional climate fraudsters claim that Greenland is losing ice 600% faster than predicted. As of yesterday, the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) showed Greenland surface mass gain for the winter at a record high. This is a direct contradiction to the … Continue reading →

New England hasn’t been hit by a major hurricane since 1954, but in 1954 New England was hit by two major hurricanes within 12 days. 11 Sep 1954, Page 1 – The Edwardsville Intelligencer The Senator Joe McCarthy hearings were … Continue reading →

After the PDO shift in 1976, Los Alamos, New Mexico suffered a series of large fires, beginning with the Bandelier Fire of 1977. I originally blamed the change in climate on Jimmy Carter, but that may have been unfair. The most … Continue reading →

During the very hot summer of 1988, NASA’s James Hansen testified before Congress and told them that there would be a big increase in the frequency of heatwaves in the US by the 1990’s. 05 Oct 1988, Page 2 – … Continue reading →

A giant CO2 bubble has descended over Canada, and put the entire country in the deep freeze. 10-Day Temperature Outlook Experts say this is the hottest year ever, and the Arctic is rapidly melting at -28C.

Earth Day is the longest ongoing celebration of Hitler’s birthday, since 1970. Here are some of the genocidal fantasies from the organizers of the first Earth Day. “Civilization will end within 15 or 30 years unless immediate action is taken … Continue reading →

Bill Nye says that 70 degree temperatures in February prove global warming, and anyone who doesn’t accept that is suffering from cognitive dissonance. According to Bill Nye, the answer is simple: cognitive dissonance. “People have a certain worldview; [then] they’re confronted … Continue reading →

Most people assume that temperature graphs from NOAA and NASA are generated by averaging thermometer data and honestly reporting their findings. This belief is based on a blind belief in authority, rather than evidence. NOAA publishes two US temperature data … Continue reading →