Yearly Archives: 2023

Someone on Twitter trolling for China with misleading statistics. 6:28 PM · Mar 20, 2023

The United Nations said we only have until the year 2000 to stop global warming, and their spokesperson said humanity will be wiped out later this year. In their new report they say global warming will affect us for thousands … Continue reading →

On March 21, 1952 tornadoes killed more than 100 people in Arkansas and Tennessee. 24 Mar 1952, 1 – The Jackson Sun at Newspapers.com

On March 21, 1932 tornadoes killed hundreds of people in Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky. 22 Mar 1932, 1 – The Selma Times-Journal at Newspapers.com 22 Mar 1932, 1 – The Chattanooga News at Newspapers.com

“Dr.  Mills believes that the rise to power of Adolf Hitler in Germany and Benito Mussolini in Italy may be due in part to the gradually warming temperatures of the world, People are more decile and easily led in warm … Continue reading →

Professional climate scamster Katharine Hayhoe tries to cover up her prior nonsensical warming predictions, by claiming her and her friends saved the planet.

Part 1: CIA’s Extraordinary Role Influencing Liberal Media Outlets Daily Kos, The Daily Beast, Rolling Stone • Children’s Health Defense Here is a recent Daily Kos article where the journalist pretends he understands radiative transfer and the motivations of scientists. … Continue reading →

Sedimentary rock formations in the desert are now evidence of global warming. The Latest IPCC Report Will Make You Sad. And Mad. Don’t Give Up! – CleanTechnica

Last summer was one of the wettest summers on record in the southwestern US, and now snowpack is close to a record high. SW_Monsoon_TotalPrecip.png (4800×2400) NOAA predicted a hot/dry summer for the southwest last year, and a warm/dry winter. Interactive … Continue reading →

On March 20, 1936, much of the Eastern US was underwater. My grandfather was evacuated from a meeting in downtown Pittsburgh by boat. 20 Mar 1936 – ALL EASTERN AMERICA UNDER FLOOD WATERS  19 Mar 1936, Page 1 – The … Continue reading →