Author Archives: Tony Heller

000 SXUS74 KTSA 051430 RERFYV RECORD EVENT REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TULSA OK 930 AM CDT SUN MAY 5 2013 …RECORD LOW MINIMUM TEMPERATURE SET AT FAYETTEVILLE ARKANSAS… THE LOW TEMPERATURE AT FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS THIS MORNING, MAY 5TH, WAS 31 … Continue reading →

If a six year old moves his arm in a lobbing motion on the playground, he gets arrested and expelled from school. But if a teacher tapes her student’s mouth’s closed – no problem. A teacher taped up the mouths … Continue reading →

2013 is having the coldest spring on record, the fewest tornadoes on record, and also the fewest forest fires on record. National Interagency Fire Center The Guardian reported earlier that “much of Southern California is burning” – though they have since … Continue reading →

Soaking Weekend Ahead, Flooding Possible | Weather Underground

Global sea ice area is averaging 16,930,000 Million km² in 2013, which is 2,500 Manhattans above normal. arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.global.anom.1979-2008 Climate experts say that disappearing sea ice is going to kill us all.

Twenty days ago, Piers Morgan’s Communist News Network declared that the Boston bombing was the work of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy – based on the fact that it occurred in April.

When lefties say that they want an honest debate, what they are really saying is that they will run away from any situation where a debate could actually occur. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, noting that Vice President Joe Biden reportedly plans to … Continue reading →

The US Apologizer In Chief went to Mexico yesterday and told them that most Mexican guns came from the US. While it is true that Obama and John Holder have given thousands of guns to Mexican drug lords, the fact … Continue reading →

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Crack experts from the Navy, as well as the US Secretary of State have forecast that the Arctic will be ice-free this summer. Currently the ice extent is almost exactly at the 1979-2000 mean. COI | Centre for Ocean and … Continue reading →