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On February 20, 1930 almost every state was over 60F, thirty-two states were over 70F and Texas, Arizona, Nebraska, Florida and Kansas ere over 80F. That year also set many other heat records including the worst heatwave on record in … Continue reading →

There have been more COVID-19 injection deaths reported than all vaccines combined since 1990. VAERS Summary for COVID-19 Vaccines through 12/31/2021 – VAERS Analysis

Four years ago Barack Obama bragged that the Obama/Biden/Hillary administration was scandal-free. Barack Obama Takes Jab at Donald Trump: ‘I Did Not Have Scandals as President’

“…you want to see the climate crisis in action My trip to Greenland coincided with one of the only instances of rainfall on the ice sheet. As an environmental journalist, faced with the enormity of global warming every day – … Continue reading →

Time Magazine says we can prevent cold weather in Texas by spending trillions of dollars on windmills, and that this will prevent $20 billion dollars worth of weather disasters. To Fully Tackle Inflation, U.S. Must Tackle Climate Change | Time

“As an example of well authenticated climatic changes, we may mention that Iceland and Eastern Greenland are very much colder than they were five hundred years ago. In Iceland the immense trees which used to be common there have ceased … Continue reading →

https://uploads1.newtube.app/uploads/TonyHeller/wIjGt97.mp4 Dessler Refuses To Debate His Junk Science

The warmest March in the US occurred during 1910. ftp://ftp.cdc.noaa.gov/Datasets/cru/crutem4/var/air.mon.anom.nc This led to the largest and some of the deadliest fires in US and Canadian history. On October 7 a forest fire raged out of control across Lake of the … Continue reading →

https://uploads1.newtube.app/uploads/TonyHeller/QYxs2tF.mp4 The War On Food

This will be the fourth consecutive cold February 18 in the US. 10-Day Temperature Outlook for the Conterminous U.S. On this date in 1948, twenty four states were over 70F and thirty-six states were over 60F. TX 89, CA 87, … Continue reading →