Author Archives: Tony Heller

During 2012, all the usual climate liars were claiming that summer 2012 would be the hottest on record in the US.  In fact, the summer of 2012 was never at any point anywhere near the hottest on record, and daily … Continue reading →

Fake news Russia Today is claiming Greenland’s surface is melting down and will drown millions of people. The images they provided show no sign of melt. Actual data from the Danish Meteorological Institute shows that Greenland’s surface has gained a … Continue reading →

Climate experts say the Arctic is already ice-free, and that an area larger than Texas is zero size. Arctic could become ice-free for first time in more than 100,000 years, claims leading scientist | The Independent The actual Arctic Ocean … Continue reading →

A new study by top climate fraudster Michael Mann says “we” have less time than “we” thought to stop global warming. Actually, “we” thought Michael Mann is a liar and crook and global warming is a scam, but putting that … Continue reading →

Over the past century, July 26 afternoon temperatures have dropped almost three degrees. The hottest July 26 occurred in 1930, when most of the US east of the Rockies was above 100F. This sort of heat is incomprehensible now and … Continue reading →

Obama’s Constitutional Law Professor believes that Boy Scouts are Nazis, and actual violent fascists are freedom fighters. Tribe also admits that the Russia probe has nothing to do with Russia, and is a witch hunt into Trump’s finances. Apparently no … Continue reading →

Anonymous troll makes request, suffers massive fail.

The new birthers! Australian newspapers – who loved Welsh prime minister Jullia Gillard and were very angry over questions about Obama’s birthplace – are trying to get rid of climate skeptic Malcolm Roberts by claiming he isn’t Australian. Progressives are busy … Continue reading →

Chicago got up to a chilly 74 degrees this afternoon, but on July 24, 1934 Chicago reached 105F. Official Extreme Weather Records for Chicago, IL Some locations nearby were over 110F. Thirty one degrees cooler than 1934 is exactly what … Continue reading →