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“Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron’s cruelty may sometimes sleep, his … Continue reading →

With Minnesota in the deep freeze from Arctic air – CBS Minnesota believes the Arctic is hot and sea ice is near a “record low” Amount Of Arctic Sea Ice Is 2nd Lowest On Record « WCCO | CBS Minnesota … Continue reading →

If temperature graphs showed cooling, climate scientists would be creating stupid theories to explain global cooling instead of stupid theories to explain global warming – and there are lots of reasons to be incredulous about temperature graphs. Satellite temperatures from … Continue reading →

As the Earth cools, climate scientists are looking for new ways to explain their fake temperature data. Ozone Depletion, Not Greenhouse Gases Cause for Global Warming, Says Researcher Apparently the lack of deodorant is the culprit behind NASA data tampering. … Continue reading →

NASA didn’t like the fact that their 2001 level of data tampering didn’t show much warming, so they further altered the data to double 1880-2000 warming.  In 2001, NASA showed 0.5C 1880-2000 warming, and by 2015 they had increased it … Continue reading →

As you can see, my assistants are very concerned about global warming this morning.

Andrew Freedman claims that Chesapeake Bay freezing (like it did in January) is becoming extremely rare due to global warming. As the world warms, it’s making cold snaps like the recent one extremely rare    Jan 11, 2018 The first … Continue reading →

The Red Tailed Hawks are back, building a new nest in the same tree.  They weren’t successful last year, possibly due to late snowstorms on April 29 and May 18. Hopefully this year will be more productive.  

The first half of April was third coldest in the past 110 years in the US, and the coldest since 1975.  The three warmest first fifteen days of April occurred in 1910, 1930 and 1925, when about 80% of days … Continue reading →