Author Archives: Tony Heller

In 1900, electric cars had problems with range, recharge time, cost, battery life and a lack of recharge stations along the road. THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1900. “the machine may stop in ten instead of … Continue reading →

The same weather as 1912 and 1897 is now proof of racist climate change.

In 2008, Australian experts announced the permanent drought in Southeast Australia This drought may never break Experts warn of never-ending drought Shortly after they made these forecasts, it rained so much in Australia that it caused sea level to drop. … Continue reading →

“Deadly Heat at Chicago. Chicago, Aug. 10.—Corpses found among lumber heaps, women dropping dead while washing, men falling from ice wagons and drays were the thermometers that registered yesterday’s heat. A dead man named Bertram was stumbled upon by John … Continue reading →

CNN’s Technical Director explained the goals of their company over the past few years – overthrow President Trump and create panic about a virus and the use of low cost reliable energy.

“The media is the most powerful entity on earth. They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent.” – Malcolm X “Dear Attorney General Garland: We represent investigative journalist James O’Keefe and the not-for-profit … Continue reading →

Question : What trees can survive Arizona’s megadrought? Answer : Trees that can survive very wet soil for long periods of time. Flagstaff, Arizona — I-40 Webcam (U.S. National Park Service)

On September 15, 1927 the US was experiencing a deadly heatwave, Japan had a deadly typhoon, and dancer Isadora Duncan was killed when her scarf got caught in the wheel of the car she was riding in. Benton Harbor News … Continue reading →

“CEDAR RAPIDS GAZETTE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1939. Greenland’s Glaciers Melting, Scientist Says STOCKHOLM, Sweden (INS)— All the glaciers in eastern Greenland are rapidly melting, declared Prof. Hans Ahlmann, Swedish geologist, in a report to the Geographical society here on his … Continue reading →