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One statistic the FBI doesn’t publish is murders by political party affiliation. Based on crime reports, it seems a safe bet that 90+% of murders are committed by Democrats, or future Democrats. Perhaps 95%. The math is simple. Most murders occur in … Continue reading →

RSS April temperatures are out, and global temperatures continue to fall further below Hansen’s zero emissions scenario C.   rss_monthly_msu_amsu_channel_tlt_anomalies_land_and_ocean_v03_3.txt President Obama says that temperatures are rising faster than predicted.

Climate experts like Barack Obama say that 2012 was the hottest year in US history, because they don’t know very much about US history. Many years were much hotter than 2012.

President Obama waited for a hot day at the end of June last year, to call an outdoor press conference and sweat on camera. His purpose apparently was to convince people that it never used to get hot in D.C. during … Continue reading →

President Obama says we are burning up and dying of thirst in Colorado. Gaia has different plans. Weather Street:Clouds and Precipitation Forecast Movie

Since I added the donation button three days ago, the expressions of verbal and financial support I have received have been tremendous. It makes me feel that the thousands of hours I put into this research are appreciated. There aren’t any big … Continue reading →

In 1978, government experts said the exact opposite of everything government experts say now. There wasn’t enough data to make conclusions about the southern hemisphere. Government scientists now just make up southern hemisphere data, and report it to 0.01 or … Continue reading →

About 20 years ago when Al Gore became VP, the government largely quit funding climate skeptics. Huge amounts of money were poured into grants for scientists willing to tow the line of global warming alarmism. When the President and Secretary of … Continue reading →

Global sea ice area is expanding rapidly, and is nearing a record high for early May. It is currently the second highest on record for the date, and the highest in 32 years. arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.global.anom.1979-2008

Two inch rainfalls peaked around 1900, and again in the 1990’s. The pattern is an oscillation, not a linear trend. On a side note, we had more than an inch of rain yesterday, yet the Fort Collins weather station reported … Continue reading →