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The Manchurian Kenyan candidate. http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/05/17/The-Vetting-Barack-Obama-Literary-Agent-1991-Born-in-Kenya-Raised-Indonesia-Hawaii h/t to Latitude

NOAA tells us every month ad nauseum, that temperatures have been above normal every month since 1985.  Given that they now add more than half a degree on to all recent measured temperatures – this isn’t particularly surprising. Most of … Continue reading →

Connecting the dots means assume you know the answer, and then use a small amount of data to back up your predetermined conclusion. Toss the huge bulk of evidence which contradicts what you are trying to prove. “Slave Lake is not a … Continue reading →

One year ago today, I reported on a takeover of Fort Collins by foxes. I rarely went two hours with out seeing one. In 2012, I have not seen a single fox for the entire year. Must have something to do with … Continue reading →

Temperatures have skyrocketed on the Greenland Ice Sheet up to -19C. looks like a big golfing weekend ahead. This a is a huge improvement from -42C last weekend. summit:status:webcam

According to Fortier, the Arctic has been possibly ice free since 2010. Zwally gives it possibly another twelve weeks and Maslowski possibly another year. Barber says it has been free of multi-year ice since 2010. 97% of the consensus of … Continue reading →

Hansen tells us that the climate was stable in the past, before man started tinkering with it.  Jeff Masters tells us that the pleasant weather of spring 2012 was the most extreme weather the US has ever experienced. April 14, 1935 dawned … Continue reading →

Joe D’Aleo sent this over. California had a dry winter, so Scripps declares permanent drought. E. Calvin Beisner 11:01pm May 16 Rising temperatures could eliminate two-thirds of Calif. snowpack Anne C. Mulkern, E&E reporter Published: Wednesday, May 16, 2012″The snowpack that helps provide water for … Continue reading →

The rest of Texas has been pummeled with rain, but a tiny spot over Katherine’s office remains in exceptional drought, possibly reflecting the state of her science. Regional Drought Monitor: South

According to Phil Jones, the 1880s was a very cold decade with plummeting temperatures. Wood for Trees: Interactive Graphs U.S. Hurricane Strikes by Decade The 1880s was also the second busiest decade for US hurricane strikes (22 hurricanes, five major hurricanes) … Continue reading →