Monthly Archives: June 2023

On June 12, 1899 Wisconsin was hit by its deadliest tornado on record with more than 100 dead. There were tornadoes and flooding from Nebraska to Wisconsin with the cities of New Richmond, Wisconsin and Herman, Nebraska destroyed. Article from … Continue reading →

“The case against science is straightforward: much of the scientific literature, perhaps half, may simply be untrue. Afflicted by studies with small sample sizes, tiny effects, invalid exploratory analyses, and flagrant conflicts of interest, together with an obsession for pursuing … Continue reading →

“JUN 7, 1953 3:15 pm 11 dead 5 injured South of Arcadia, Valley County (Nebraska), 10 of the dead were members of a family killed during a reunion.” The United State’s Worst Tornadoes 08 Jun 1953, 1 – The Custer … Continue reading →

“MAR 13, 1953 2:15 pm 17 dead 60 injured Rural homes near Jud, O’Brien, and Knox City were swept away; five died in one home.” The United State’s Worst Tornadoes 14 Mar 1953, 1 – Times Record News at Newspapers.com

“It doesn’t matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn’t matter how smart you are. If it doesn’t agree with experiment, it’s wrong.” ? Richard P. Feynman

“APR 30, 1953 5:10 pm 19 dead 300 injured The funnel hit at the south edge of Warner Robins. Most of the deaths were in air force base housing.” The United State’s Worst Tornadoes 01 May 1953, Page 1 – … Continue reading →

On December 6, 1953 a tornado killed dozens of people in Vicksburg, Mississippi. 07 Dec 1953, Page 1 – Clarion-Ledger at Newspapers.com Article from 13 Dec 1953, Page 48 – The Times at Newspapers.com

Evidence of climate change : Snow in the Snow Belt Tornadoes in Tornado Alley Tropical storms in the Tropics Floods on the Flood Plain Forest Fires in the Forest Drought in the Desert CNN repeating the same propaganda over and … Continue reading →

“Think tanks in the United States are a go–to resource for media outlets seeking expert opinions on pressing public policy issues. But think tanks often have entrenched stances; a growing body of research has shown that their funders can influence … Continue reading →