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Climate experts experts say that nights below 0F don’t happen any more because of global warming, but West Chester, PA has broken their record already this year for most nights below 0F in a single year, with eight.

Most of my childhood was spent in Los Alamos, New Mexico, surrounded by public lands. I went hiking in the national forest every day. You could go target shooting just about anywhere in the Santa Fe National Forest. It was fantastic there, and still … Continue reading →

This year marks the 30th anniversary of Red Dawn, a Patrick Swayze movie where communists invade Colorado and use the gun registry to try to round up the guns and resistance. Similar to what Bloomberg tried to do last year … Continue reading →

Two things stand out about the current USHCN data tampering graph. The most obvious is the huge amount of tampering going on in 2014, but almost as bizarre is the exponential increase in tampering since about the year 1998. There … Continue reading →

Global warming has changed the way springtime sunsets look in Michigan. http://www.eagleharborcam.com/

President Obama claims that “sea level rise doubled since 1992” This is complete nonsense. NOAA shows no change in sea level rise rates, and they are one half of what Obama claims. NOAA_NESDIS_Sea_Level_Rise_Budget_Report_2012.pdf One thing Obama never worries about is … Continue reading →

Last year, the LA Times announced that they weren’t going to publish skeptical comments any more, but now their comments are almost 100% skeptical. Perhaps reality is setting in.

In 1968, almost two years to the day after accidentally dropping four thermonuclear weapons on Spain, the US accidentally dropped four thermonuclear weapons on Greenland We are from the government, and we are here to help you TimesMachine: January 23, … Continue reading →

In 1966, the US accidentally dropped four armed thermonuclear missiles on Spain. Later, when transporting them back to the US, one of the missiles rolled off the boat and into the ocean. The US and Russians then raced to see … Continue reading →

In 1967, I remember my school in Los Alamos shaking. Our teacher then calmly told us that it was just a nuclear bomb which had been detonated 80 miles away – to stimulate natural gas production. Project Gasbuggy Seeks A Wider Source of … Continue reading →