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2014 was nowhere near as warm as 1998, but in order to see just how spectacularly fraudulent the NCDC and GISS claims are, you really need to look at maps. 2014 was an ordinary year. October had the highest reported GISS … Continue reading →

In order to save the planet from global warming, these people want you to cut back your lifestyle, and raise fuel costs for the poor and elderly. Al Gore Barbara Streisand Jeff Greene Barack Hussein Obama Prince Charles Leonardo DiCaprio … Continue reading →

Hot temperatures in Wisconsin used to be quite common, but have plummeted over the past century. Almost 5% of days in Wisconsin were over 90 degrees in the 1890’s. Long heatwaves used to be common in Wisconsin, but they almost … Continue reading →

So no one takes me seriously, but I am going to destroy the planet by blogging about the climate crooks.

Progressives say they are against regime change, which is why they have tried to destabilize and overthrow almost every leader in the Middle East and a few in Asia over the past six years.

When the Russians invaded Afghanistan in 1980, a friend named Tony from Santa Fe snuck into Afghanistan as a freelance photographer for Life Magazine. He was captured by the Soviets. I wrote a letter to John McCain about it to, … Continue reading →

This is what Afghanistan looked like before Russia invaded, and the US hired Osama bin Laden to drive them out This is what Iran looked like before Jimmy Carter brought them social justice, and ran off the Shah. Look how … Continue reading →

Today’s news People in Egypt would not be surprised.

Before data tampering by NCDC, the past two years were both well below average temperature in the US 2015 is also starting out very cold, with 33 of 48 states below normal temperature and many more than 8 degrees below … Continue reading →

Lots of press coverage coming out about evidence of temperature data tampering. But there is one researcher who must not be named. I used to ride the train from London to Cambridge frequently. It normally leaves King’s Cross on platform … Continue reading →