Author Archives: Tony Heller

They reported that sea level is rising at 1-2 mm/year, which means that Miami won’t actually drown for another 3,000 years or so. First IPCC report

The story line is that communists have taken over the coastal regions of the US, and disarmed the citizenry. This is a reasonably well researched documentary about life in America in the year 2013. Available now in your neighborhood. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LrbsUVSVl8]

A high-ranking Yemeni security official speaking on the condition of anonymity told McClatchy that the claims of a foiled plot had no basis in fact. That source bemusedly attributed media reports about imminent terror strikes to a single official’s comments, … Continue reading →

A spokesman for the National Union of Mass Murderers, Rapists, Armed Robbers, Kidnappers, Home Invaders, and People Who Believe They Are Fictional Arch-Villains, has issued a statement promising to abide by all new gun laws, and not use them to … Continue reading →

Twitter / KHayhoe: This blew my mind: marine species …

Shock news! There was a time when climate scientists actually did science. docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/050/mwr-050-02-0093a.pdf

This summer has seen the largest increase in sea ice area on record. August 8 ice area was 1.26 million km² larger than the same date in 2012, beating the old record increase set in 1996. arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.anom.1979-2008 NOAA describes this … Continue reading →

UN Charts ‘Unprecedented’ Global Warming Since 2000 – Bloomberg The unprecedented warming is plainly visible in satellite data – which shows an increase of 0.00 degrees since the start of the year 2000. Wood for Trees: Interactive Graphs But it … Continue reading →

I ride my bicycle everywhere, and object to fraudulent government funded science. Barack Obama arranges for private jets to transport his dog, and takes long vacations every two or three weeks. He says that people who don’t believe in fraudulent … Continue reading →

Some senior Republicans in Congress on Sunday threw cold water on a cornerstone of  President Barack Obama’s plan to revamp the National Security Agency’s surveillance programs–his proposal to provide a new advocate for privacy concerns. House Homeland Security Committee Chairman … Continue reading →