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Last night I heard this politician Talking ’bout his brand new mission Liked his plans, but they came undone when he got around with God and guns I don’t know how he grew up But it sure wasn’t down at … Continue reading →

The cure for hyperventilation is to put a bag over your head, thus increasing your CO2 levels. In 1970, Stanford’s climate alarmist Paul Ehrlich said that by 1980 Lake Erie would be dead, and that we would run short of food and … Continue reading →

According to NASA, 1913 was one of the coldest years ever, with very low levels of CO2. graph.png (1130×600) That very cold year brought the hottest (official) temperature ever recorded on Earth, 134 degrees in California. mwr-050-01-0010.pdf On this date … Continue reading →

Here is a clip of Sigourney Weaver poignantly talking about the Texas and Kansas drought which is happening “right now”, and how it is caused by “climate change” and is putting farmers and ranchers out of business. Only problem is. everything she said … Continue reading →

This is what Obama said about the coal miners of Pennsylvania and West Virginia, right before he put them out of work. 13 Apr 2008, Page 5 – Arizona Republic at Newspapers.com “So if somebody wants to build a coal-powered … Continue reading →

Tornado activity has been near record lows, so Bloomberg wants you to forget about them and focus on The Empire State Building being struck by lightning as evidence of “climate change.” It’s largely our own fault. The Empire State Building actually … Continue reading →

NOAA says that there has been no increase in heatwaves east of the Rockies, which covers more than two-thirds of the US. But while the Midwest joins the overall warming trend, it has not been hit frequently by summer heat waves, … Continue reading →

Bernie was born in 1941, and by the time he was nine years old he had melted several miles of Alaska’s Muir Glacier. Glacier and Landscape Change in Response to Changing Climate Bernie’s first job was mayor of Burlington at … Continue reading →

July afternoon temperature anomalies in the US (so far) are just above average since 1895, and the occurrence of 100 degree days was not far above a record low. Experts will describe this as the “hottest July ever.” The three hottest … Continue reading →

These stations in  Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio and Virginia set their all-time hottest temperature record on this date in 1930. GREENSBURG KY 114 WASHINGTON 1 W IN 113 SHELBYVILLE 1 E KY 112 MADISON SEWAGE PLT IN 110 WILLIAMSTOWN 3 W … Continue reading →