Author Archives: Tony Heller

Climate academics want to control public policy, take away our fuel, heat, light, communications, transportation, food, freedom and money – all premised on baseless junk science. But they don’t want to be questioned by the public. 2:39 AM · Apr … Continue reading →

Climate academics have reduced all of the factors affecting baseball to a single variable – which is their baseless belief that US summers are getting hotter. Going, going, gone: Study says climate change juicing homers | AP News

California snowpack is 244% of average, and ChatGPT says the state is experiencing “exceptional drought.” javareports Interactive Map

“Tulsi Gabbard – The Restrict Act does a lot more than just make it illegal for Americans to use TikTok. It will give unelected bureaucrats the power to make it illegal for Americans to use any other app or website, … Continue reading →

Computers have no intelligence, all they do is compare zeros and ones. Bad computer models and artificial intelligence programs are a reflection of problems with humans, not computers.

ChatGPT says the hottest reliable temperature recorded in Australia was 50.7C in 1960, and it also says the hottest reliable temperature recorded at Bourke, NSW was 51.7C in 1909. According to BOM in 1995, the hottest temperature at Bourke was … Continue reading →

I tried taking the dogs for a hike yesterday morning, but all roads west and north of Cheyenne were shut down. 9:32 PM · Apr 5, 2023 On March 14, 2021 we had the largest one day snowstorm on record … Continue reading →

“The husband of a BBC presenter who died due to complications from the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine says taking legal action is his only option. Lisa Shaw, 44, who worked for BBC Radio Newcastle, died in May 2021 a week after … Continue reading →

Q. Are death rates from weather related events increasing or decreasing? A. It is difficult to provide a simple answer to this question as the trends in death rates from weather-related events can vary depending on the type of event … Continue reading →