Monthly Archives: August 2018

So much of left-wing thought is a kind of playing with fire by people who don’t even know that fire is hot. George Orwell Just like in 1933, leftist beliefs are enabling fascists around the world. a new generation of … Continue reading →

Over the last century, August 7th afternoon temperatures have plummeted in the US. In 1930, the average temperature was 93 degrees and almost 70% of the country was over 90 degrees. Compare vs August 7, 2017, which had an average … Continue reading →

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In 1933, liberal Catholic bishop George Arundale described Hitler, Mussolini and Roosevelt as “outstanding men” and said they all loved children. And he loved the credo of the British Union of Fascists. MUSSOLINI, HITLER, ROOSEVELT. THE NEW SPIRIT IN DEMOCRACY. … Continue reading →

Steve Goddard on Twitter: “Also incredible that @RepAdamSchiff doesn’t understand the difference between forest thinning and clear cutting”

Arctic sea ice volume is fifth highest for the date since 2003, and likely to move into the #3 spot tomorrow. Melt this season has been the slowest on record.   Spreadsheet    Data But here is the really bad news for … Continue reading →

Steve Goddard on Twitter: “Democrats believe the key to protecting free speech is to destroy it”

On June 28, Denver was just as hot as August 8, 1878.  Angela Fritz at the Capital Weather Gang  described it as an “epic heatwave.” Denver just tied its all-time temperature record. This heat wave is just getting started. – … Continue reading →

In 1933, the progressive Lincoln Journal enthusiastically endorsed Roosevelt, Hitler and Mussolini. 31 Dec 1933, 35 – The Lincoln Star at Newspapers.com In 2016 they enthusiastically endorsed Hillary Clinton. Hillary Clinton is best qualified by experience and temperament to be … Continue reading →

August 6th afternoon temperatures have plummeted in the US over the past century. August 6th, 1918 tied for the hottest day on record in Maryland at 109 degrees. One third of the US was over 100 degrees that day, and … Continue reading →