Author Archives: Tony Heller

A good opportunity for Barack Obama to demonstrate his love for humanity and start housing undocumented immigrants at one of his multi-million dollar mansions. Fla. Gov. DeSantis sends undocumented immigrants to Martha’s Vineyard Obama house: tour Barack and Michelle’s new … Continue reading →

Obama wants 666 dollar donations plus 6% for processing fees. Give 60 for President Obama’s 60th! – Obama Foundation

New Mexico is having one of their wettest years on record, with some parts of the state having received more than 20 inches of rain over the past three months and another four inches in the forecast for this week. … Continue reading →

“Van Wert City Schools Dismissed Early Second Straight Day Van Wert, which had an-other three-year record heat recording of 105 degrees Thursday, hottest weather reported in the state, was making another bid for top heat honors in the state again … Continue reading →

Fifty undocumented immigrants just arrived at Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts – where Barack Obama owns a beach estate worth almost $20 million. Given his great love for humanity, I expect Obama will be inviting the 50 young dreamers to come live … Continue reading →

After 1990, the United Nations erased the inconvenient climate history of the Medieval Warm Period and Little Ice Age – which wrecked their global warming story.

The key to moving forward with new energy sources is to get government, the press and academica out of the way of competent technologists.

“Lights Out On The Eiffel Tower: Europe’s Latest Energy Saving Scheme” Lights Out On The Eiffel Tower: Europe’s Latest Energy Saving Scheme | OilPrice.com Google searches for brennholz (firewood) in Germany displaying in a hockey stick. brennholz – Explore – … Continue reading →

She feels an apocalypse is occurring, but still wants to pay off her student loans. “the firm’s work entails defending large corporations that I’m ethically opposed to, including many polluters and companies that I feel are making the apocalyptic climate … Continue reading →