Author Archives: Tony Heller

US gasoline prices are over $3.50 per gallon for the first time in more than eight years. Gas Station Price Charts – Local & National Historical Average Trends – GasBuddy.com

Fourteen years ago Arnie said California should stop sea level rise by having other people drive smaller cars. California ordered to prepare for sea-level rise | Reuters Sea level in the San Francisco Bay is about the same as 40 … Continue reading →

““When can Americans expect some relief from this soaring inflation?” Holt asked.  The president said, “According to Nobel laureates, 14 on them that contacted me and a number of corporate leaders, it ought to be able to start to taper … Continue reading →

On December 19 Joe Biden sent America his Christmas message promising a winter of severe illness and death for the uninjected. https://uploads1.newtube.app/uploads/TonyHeller/quwCuVL.mp4 Christmas Message From The Bidens – NewTube His injection  mandate was struck down by the Supreme Court shortly … Continue reading →

Malaysia COVID – Coronavirus Statistics – Worldometer Australia, New Zealand, Bali, Malaysia, Philippines reopen for travel

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The South African doctor who discovered the “Omicron variant” was pressured to lie about the seriousness of the virus. “WORLD: It is said that you were asked to portray Omicron as just as serious as the previous variants. Is that correct? Angelique Coetzee: I … Continue reading →

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Thirty feet of sea level rise in the next 80 years, unless Marco Rubio stops it. South Florida Is Sinking. Where Is Marco Rubio? In 1995 the New York Times said most East Coast beaches would be gone by 2020. … Continue reading →

“Prof. Lamb, director of climatology at England’s University of East Anglia, has been analyzing weather back to 800 A.D. He says the first 40 years of this century were warmer than any since the early Middle Ages. The Arctic icecap … Continue reading →