Monthly Archives: November 2018

Democrats consider distinguished war veteran Martha McSally to be a “right wing kook”, and are happy about Jeff Flake helping Taliban sympathizer Kyrsten Sinema steal the election. Robert Illes on Twitter: “No the voters of Arizona did the right thing, … Continue reading →

Fox News had an amazing editorial the other day, claiming that Mueller is not biased and that Rosenstein turned the investigation over to Mueller in order to take it away from Peter Strojk. Ex-FBI Agent: President Trump, don’t say ‘You’re … Continue reading →

Amazing how all late counting heavily favors Democratic candidates who received less than 50% of the vote on election day.  Just one more adjustment to reality being done by leftists with no integrity and no moral values.

Thanks to fears about imminent and devastating sea level rise, you may be able to pick up this home in Florida for less than $159 million. But act quickly – the auction only runs until November 15. Le Palais Royal … Continue reading →

On November 11, 1940 temperatures were very warm in the Midwest, approaching 70 degrees in parts of Illinois. A massive blizzard and temperatures down below 0F moved in over a few hours, and dozens of hunters froze to death in … Continue reading →

Two thirds of the US has had above normal precipitation over the last three years, including nearly half of California. 36mPNormUS.png (688×531) Thirty years ago, James Hansen predicted a huge increase in drought, and said that droughts hardly ever happened … Continue reading →

Most people in Israel are armed, and most households in Switzerland have an assault rifle. What makes the US different is that we have Democratic Party hellholes like Chicago, Detroit, Baltimore, Washington DC, St. Louis and New Orleans where youth … Continue reading →

When they think nobody is watching, cactus will fly to a new location. Granite Mountain near Prescott.  Home of the Granite Mountain Hotshots, who died fighting the Yarnell Hill fire three years ago.

The total number of military and civilian casualties in World War I, was around 40 million. There were 20 million deaths and 21 million wounded. 11 Nov 1918, Page 1 – The Des Moines Register at Newspapers.com