Monthly Archives: March 2023

Ten weeks ago the press and Biden administration were celebrating marriage equality for College Park, Maryland mayor Patrick Wojahn. Today he was arrested for child pornography. College Park mayor and husband celebrate ‘momentous’ victory in marriage equality at the White … Continue reading →

Experts say the record cold and snow in the west is caused an overheated atmosphere. “But increasingly extreme weather is expected as global temperatures rise. “Heat produces moisture, moisture produces storms, and heat and moisture bind to produce even more … Continue reading →

Robert F. Kennedy Jr – Medical science experts from Harvard, Johns Hopkins, and Stanford testifying before Congress: “The greatest perpetrator of misinformation during the pandemic has been the United States government.” https://realclimatescience.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/ilVKLhV.mp4

Solar produces less than 3% of US electricity, and its advocates are bragging that this requires 40% of the US energy workforce. 12:10 PM · Mar 1, 2023 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)

The US no longer needs a constitution or Congress, because we now have Zelensky sending US citizens off to war.

Despite record levels of snow and reservoir storage, the press and US government continue to insist that California is experiencing a drought.

National Geographic and academia engaged in their usual false prophecies, junk science and ongoing efforts to misinform the public. “A new study in Nature Climate Change shows that Earth’s warming climate has made the western drought about 40 percent more … Continue reading →

Twitter has been operating much better since the New York Times announced its demise on November 18. “Twitter is still operating, but it may become harder for the company to fix serious issues when they come up, former employees said. … Continue reading →

Eleven years ago the US Government announced the end of California skiing due to “carbon emissions.” “If worldwide carbon emissions continue at the present rate, rising temperatures could cause the Sierra Nevada to lose 80 percent of its winter snowpack … Continue reading →