Author Archives: Tony Heller

“we must eliminate 350,000 people per day” “We are going to suffocate because of carbon dioxide. it stimulates breathing, and we shall all end up panting to death if amounts of CO2 continue to increase.” UNESCO Magazine November 1991 UNESCO … Continue reading →

Burn acreage in the US this year was the lowest of the century, and twelfth lowest since 1925. National Fire News | National Interagency Fire Center National Interagency Fire Center National Fire News National Interagency Fire Center

On the 60th anniversary of the JFK assassination,  the mainstream media continued their war on happiness and American traditions. 6:31 PM · Nov 22, 2023 Their solution to an imaginary food shortage is to shut down farming.

Autumn of 1963 was the warmest on record in the US.

There are very few stations in South America with long-term data.  Here are a couple of them from NASA GISS V2.  Both showed a similar pattern with warmth before 1920 Data.GISS: GISS Surface Temperature Analysis Data.GISS: GISS Surface Temperature Analysis … Continue reading →

“We will know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false” – William Casey  CIA Director 1981 “I was the CIA director. We lied, we cheated we stole” – Mike Pompeo

BBC News wonders why billions of people who depend on fossil fuels for their day-to-day survival, haven’t given them up in deference to the climate scam at the core of the BBC agenda. “Almost every country in the world has … Continue reading →

In 2009 the mayor of Moscow promised no snow that winter via geoengineering.  Instead they had record snow followed by an historic heatwave. Geoengineering Moscow Mayor Promises No Snow This Winter | Popular Science BBC News – Russian capital Moscow … Continue reading →

“Science is a culture of doubt. Religion is a culture of faith.” – Richard Feynman Ten years ago the New York Times was upset they were losing public support for their climate scam. “In 1989, when “climate change” had just … Continue reading →

My father got his PhD from Cornell in 1957.  A family friend recovered his thesis, so I drove down to Los Alamos last weekend and picked it up.  You can see it online here.  He studied quantum mechanics under Freeman … Continue reading →