Author Archives: Tony Heller

990px-2016_Presidential_Election_by_County.svg.png (990×627) George Soros has devoted his life and wealth to undermining the economies and stability of western democracies, and he is upset. He says recent Supreme Court decisions to restore the ability of the public and their elected representatives … Continue reading →

“Energy poverty is a widespread problem across Europe, as between 50 and 125 million people* are unable to afford proper indoor thermal comfort.”

“Prices quadruple in a year exacerbated by maintenance problems at French nuclear plants” Europe power prices hit new high in wake of Russian gas supply cuts | Financial Times Berlin: additional costs 100 percent up! | Regional | BILD.de Government … Continue reading →

“For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled.” – Richard Feynman

A common theory among leftists about the failure of the Soviet Union is “they just weren’t communist enough.” Wind and solar advocates think the same way. Sven Weihusen • 14 minutes ago Lol, I am German and the energy prices … Continue reading →

On July 5, 1936 Steele, North Dakota was 121 degrees – the hottest US temperature on record outside of California, Nevada and Arizona Twenty-five states were over 100F and seven states were over 110F ND 121 AZ 116 SD 115 … Continue reading →

If we split the U.S. into two countries, Republican and Democratic side, which side would be more successful?

“The very concept of objective truth is fading out of the world. Lies will pass into history.” — George Orwell

The Biden administration believes Russia plans to invade both Europe and the moon. ” China is planning its own moon base – together with Russia!” Nasa boss sounds alarm: Chinese want to occupy the moon Politics | BILD.de

Latvia is starting a draft to defend against Russia. 8:27 AM · Jul 5, 2022 My first wife was a Russian who grew up in Latvia and faced hatred and discrimination every day of her childhood because she was Russian.  … Continue reading →