Author Archives: Tony Heller

“If you really wanted to melt the polar ice cap, spreading a layer of black, heat-absorbing soot over the North Pole should do the trick very neatly in about three years There are more schemes for controlling climate now than … Continue reading →

Seven years ago, Bill Clinton’s science advisor announced the southwest permanent drought. Dust Storm Marks Beginning of Southwest’s “Permanent Drought” | The Energy Collective Current forecast is Phoenix will get more than 100% of our average annual rainfall in the … Continue reading →

Before fossil fuels burned the planet up, they caused earth to freeze. The Telegraph – Google News Archive Search Twitter considers history to be dangerous, so they try to censor old newspaper articles.

Leslie Millwee ?was raped by Bill Clinton multiple times in 1980. Senators Schumer and Feinstein refused to listen to her, after they asked all women to come forward. She remembers every detail and has corroborating witnesses. Bill Clinton was later … Continue reading →

“She was a liar. She was an unethical, dishonest lawyer. She conspired to violate the Constitution, the rules of the House, the rules of the committee and the rules of confidentiality.” Jerry Zeifman – Hillary Clinton’s Watergate boss

The suspicion that winters are getting colder is no longer merely a suspi­cion among climatologists. Over the last 30 years permanent snow on Baffin Island in Canada has expanded. Pack ice around Iceland in the winter is increasing and becoming … Continue reading →

Sea level is measured very precisely by satellites, with the error often larger than the measured trend. And when they are done making their bogus calculations, they tack on the completely fraudulent global isostatic adjustment (GIA) – for extra propaganda … Continue reading →

Before Barack Obama healed the planet in 2008, Air Force General Larry Stutzreim was the Air Force director of weather. Weather and the Calculated Risk – Google Books MAJOR GENERAL LAWRENCE A. STUTZRIEM > U.S. Air Force > Biography Display … Continue reading →

There is a hawk on top of the cactus near the top of the hill, 1,240 feet away from me.

Ten years ago, America’s leading Arctic experts said the climate had passed the tipping point, and the Arctic could be ice-free between 2013 and 2018. 28 Aug 2008, 7 – The Daily Journal at Newspapers.com The exact opposite has happened. … Continue reading →