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Before Assault Weapons

Long before we had those scary black semi-automatic rifles which make progressives tremble in fear, on this date in 1862 was the bloodiest battle in US history. 16 Oct 1862, Page 3 – The Pacific Commercial Advertiser at Newspapers.com

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September 17 Temperatures Plummeting In The US

Prior to 60 years ago, September 17 was normally a very hot day in the US, with the hottest years being 1927, 1895, 1931, 1925 and 1955. On September 17, 1927 almost half of the US was over 90F, and … Continue reading

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NASA Sea Level Fraud Update

During the 1980’s, NASA reported that Greenland and Antarctica were gaining ice, and that sea level had barely risen since the 1950’s. 25 Dec 1989, Page 84 – St. Louis Post-Dispatch at Newspapers.com NASA’s top climate alarmist James Hansen reported … Continue reading

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Shortest Arctic Melt Season On Record?

The Arctic has reached the date of the normal end to the melt season. The ice is growing rapidly, extent is the same as last year, about 30% higher than four years ago, and the melt season may have been … Continue reading

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Things I Trust More Than Hillary Clinton

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The Green Energy Economy

Green Party candidate Jill Stein wants to convert the economy from reliable, clean, affordable fossil fuels – to environmentally destructive imaginary green energy.

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Haircut Day!

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September 16 Temperatures Plummeting In The US

The percentage of the US over 90F on September 16 has plummeted in the US over the last century. During the 1930?, about one fourth of the country was over 90F, but now only about one tenth of the US … Continue reading

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“We Were Lucky To Get Through”

the North West Passage has already frozen behind us.  So as it turns out we went through a very short window.  The V Strait closed almost as soon as we went through, the same was true of Barrow.  So despite … Continue reading

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CSU Climate Scientist Says He “Provides Computers”

I worked for many years designing computers for Intel in Fort Collins, and don’t remember seeing any climate scientists helping out. Maybe Scott did this the same day Al Gore invented the Internet.

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