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On September 11—the day Stevens and three other Americans were killed—the ambassador signed a three-page cable, labeled “sensitive,” in which he noted “growing problems with security” in Benghazi and “growing frustration” on the part of local residents with Libyan police … Continue reading →

Twitter / billmckibben: Headline in OK paper: ‘Dust … In 1934, six hundred billion pounds of dust covered 960 million acres of the US, and made it all the way to New York. May 12, 1934 The Atlantic Ocean off … Continue reading →

In March, CO2 made the area west of the Rockies below normal, and east of the Rockies above normal.  Now it is doing just the opposite. CO2 has magical powers, which allow it to warp its manifestation into whatever the current weather pattern … Continue reading →

2001 – silly aliens invade earth [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=vq1FNIGap-0&feature=endscreen] 2012 – the planet is overheating [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=LMqHSEoWzA4] h/t to Tom Nelson

People were tampering with weather data for political purposes, long before Tom Karl and James Hansen started doing it. it is the misuse of meteorological data …. that constitutes a crime against the community docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/035/mwr-035-01-0007b.pdf

h/t to Tom Nelson Twitter / MichaelEMann: @afreedma @pdykstra Well, this … The Three Stooges might want to learn a little history before twittering in their pants. Perhaps Andrew Freedman meant that AGW is a decelerant? (Picture from the Franklin D. Roosevelt … Continue reading →

CO2 levels were a very safe 280 ppm. The Great Storm of 1703 is arguably the most severe storm or natural disaster ever recorded in the southern part of Britain. It affected southern England and the English Channel. A 120-mph … Continue reading →

USHCN thermometers show a significant decline in US temperatures since 1920, with 1921, 1931 and 1934 being the three hottest years. NOAA decided that this simply wouldn’t do, so about a decade ago they started adjusting the data in the … Continue reading →

Why am I in Colorado this weekend, instead of London?

This is “Kick It Out” weekend in English football, which is well timed after the ugly display by Serbia on Tuesday. We should extend the campaign to the US, and kick the race-baiter-in-chief out of the White House.