Author Archives: Tony Heller

The US government says the western US is suffering declining snow cover due to the burning of fossil fuels. We have near record snow cover, with lots more snow in the forecast. “Large declines in snowpack across the U.S. West … Continue reading →

“No one said they wanted faster horses, they wanted less horseshit” – Henry Ford 9:08 PM · Mar 19, 2023 Sophia doesn’t seem to understand the purpose of streets.

On March 20, 1875 a tornado outbreak in Georgia left 25 dead 65 injured in rural areas of Hancock, Warren, McDuffie, and Columbia Counties. 25 Mar 1875, 3 – Helena Weekly Herald at Newspapers.com

Colorado governor Jared Polis is shutting down the Rawhide coal fired power plant in northern Colorado, which powers much of the state including Fort Collins. He says he is doing this to protect the environment. During the night, the coal … Continue reading →

Colorado governor Jared Polis is shutting down the Rawhide coal fired power plant north of Fort Collins, which powers most of Northern Colorado. He believes it threatens the environment.  Ahead of the shutdown, huge areas of wildlife habitat where I … Continue reading →

Seven years ago the FBI director said Hillary Clinton illegally mishandled top secret documents, which were likely seen by foreign adversaries. He went on to say that “no reasonable prosecutor” would charge her for this.

US ‘firmly opposed’ to ceasefire between Russia, Ukraine; ‘Peace initiative unacceptable’ | US News

This week in 1913, floods killed thousands of people in Ohio and Indiana. 26 Mar 1913, 1 – The Birmingham News at Newspapers.com 28 Mar 1913, 6 – The Baltimore Sun at Newspapers.com A tornado killed hundreds of people in … Continue reading →

Tucker Carlson discusses failed climate predictions published by the Competitive Enterprise Institute. Wrong Again: 50 Years of Failed Eco-pocalyptic Predictions – Competitive Enterprise Institute

On March 19, 1948 “Homes were leveled at Fosterburg, Illinois (nine dead), Bunker Hill (19 dead), and Gillespie (five dead).” 20 Mar 1948, Page 1 – Alton Evening Telegraph at Newspapers.com