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Climate realist Pierre Gosselin of NoTricksZone was permanently suspended from Twitter yesterday, for posting an accurate description of a television report. “Vaccination complications: more serious side effects than expected? According to the Paul Ehrlich Institute, 0.02 percent of those vaccinated … Continue reading →

Cheyenne, Wyoming has only reached 100F twice.  On July 11, 1939 and June 23, 1954.

“Sometimes the first duty of intelligent men is the restatement of the obvious.” – George Orwell “While the international community is calling for the end to hostilities, the US keeps adding fuel to the fire and shows readiness to fight … Continue reading →

I turned off Google Ads many months ago, and I am still getting their censorship demands.

NOAA forecast a very warm January-April in the US. Instead it turned out to be one of the coldest on record. Climate Prediction Center – Seasonal Outlook Climate Prediction Center – Seasonal Outlook Climate Prediction Center – Seasonal Outlook But … Continue reading →

So far this year, average nighttime temperatures in the US have been close to a record low, and the number of cold nights has been close to a record high. Global temperatures are very close to the 1979-2000 mean. Climate … Continue reading →

“To suppress free speech is a double wrong. It violates the rights of the hearer as well as those of the speaker. It is just as criminal to rob a man of his right to speak and hear as it … Continue reading →

On April 29, 1909 tornadoes killed dozens of people in Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois and Ohio. 30 Apr 1909, 1 – The Commercial Appeal at Newspapers.com 30 Apr 1909, 1 – Fort Smith Times at Newspapers.com 22 Apr 1909, … Continue reading →

A special counsel was appointed to investigate President Trump without one shred of evidence he had done anything wrong. By contrast there is overwhelming evidence of corruption involving Joe Biden relating to Ukraine and China – and the press and … Continue reading →

On April 28, 1893 Cisco, Texas was destroyed by a tornado “SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 30, 1893 TORNADO IN TEXAS. More than Twenty Persons Killed, sat Nearly 150 injured at Cisco Carbon. Tex., April 29—The town of Cisco was almost wiped … Continue reading →