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Progressive Democrats who brought us John McCain and Mitt Romney, are trying to do the same with Shrub II through Soviet style manipulation of the news. Meanwhile, the New York Times is pushing their own fake Republican polling in another … Continue reading →

Strong amounts of recent urban warming have corrupted the temperature record, and forced NASA experts to further warm the newer urban regions, and further cool the older more rural areas. If this seems counter intuitive, that is simply because your … Continue reading →

A gas tax now will prevent a hurricane in 100 years, because hurricanes always check 100 year old gas prices before forming.

Because we are now running out of gas and oil, we must prepare quickly for a third change, to strict conservation and to the use of coal and permanent renewable energy sources, like solar power. – Jimmy Carter, 1977

California passed a carbon tax at the end of 2006 during a wet period, and immediately launched an 8 year long drought. Apparently they just aren’t taxing enough.

Seven years ago the Messiah spoke to us, and announced that in a hundred years or so he would sit his daughters on his knee and brag about his great accomplishments. I am absolutely certain that generations from now, we will be able … Continue reading →

President Obama’s energy secretary wanted to raise gas prices to European levels Obama energy chief recants statement about high gas prices President Obama’s science czar has believed for at least 40 years that cheap abundant energy is bad for the … Continue reading →

The Greenland Ice Sheet is getting buried with snow again this year summit:status:webcam The ice sheet has gained a near record 350 billion tons of snow since August Greenland Ice Sheet Surface Mass Budget: DMI All of this excess snow has … Continue reading →

Like in Wisconsin, summers used to be much hotter in Michigan, and last summer was the coolest on record. In 1887, one day out of 10 in Michigan was above 90 degrees. Last year also had the highest percentage of … Continue reading →