Author Archives: Tony Heller

On March 30, 1938 a deadly tornado outbreak struck Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas and Missouri. 30 Mar 1938, 1 – The Kansas City Star at Newspapers.com

Senator Malcolm Roberts discusses the Australian government’s criminal behavior over the last two years. https://uploads1.newtube.app/uploads/TonyHeller/WEkDb2O.mp4 “A Protection Racket For The Pharmaceutical Industry” – NewTube

Microsoft is going to return earth to the climate of the 1970s, back when I worked at Los Alamos with the father of this article’s author. Microsoft: We Need More Carbon Capture Businesses to Reverse Climate Change – CNET In … Continue reading →

Carbon tax gas hike on April 1 no joke | Toronto Sun https://uploads1.newtube.app/uploads/TonyHeller/76Q0HwP.mp4 Canada To Raise Carbon Taxes On April 1

Ten years ago, Wikipedia had a long list of well known skeptical scientists. Here are a few of the better known ones. List of scientists opposing the mainstream scientific assessment of global warming – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia But the … Continue reading →

Europe and the US made dollars worthless for Russia, so Russia told Europe they need to pay for their gas in Rubles. Europe says they refuse and Russia says they won’t deliver gas for free. Good thing Europe built all … Continue reading →

On March 27, 1964 Alaska was hit by a 9.2 earthquake, the largest in US history. Anchorage was largely destroyed. 28 Mar 1964, Page 1 – Standard-Speaker at Newspapers.com

https://uploads1.newtube.app/uploads/TonyHeller/xNGf8wF.mp4 FBI Doesn’t Know Where Hunter Biden’s Laptop Is

Biden’s climate scam based policies have caused jet fuel prices to nearly triple. USA Today responds by doubling down with their own brainless climate propaganda. IATA – Fuel Price Monitor Global warming expected to cause more air travel disruptions from … Continue reading →

The US has not been hit by a hurricane during June for over 25 years, but they used to be relatively common. The database I am using only goes through 2017. During June 1886, the US was hit by three … Continue reading →