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On the 60th anniversary of the JFK assassination,  the mainstream media continued their war on happiness and American traditions.

6:31 PM · Nov 22, 2023

Their solution to an imaginary food shortage is to shut down farming.

Autumn of 1963 was the warmest on record in the US.

There are very few stations in South America with long-term data.  Here are a couple of them from NASA GISS V2.  Both showed a similar pattern with warmth before 1920

Data.GISS: GISS Surface Temperature Analysis
Data.GISS: GISS Surface Temperature Analysis

In GISS V4, the unadjusted data has changed to erase the heat of the past.

Data.GISS: GISS Surface Temperature Analysis (v4)
Data.GISS: GISS Surface Temperature Analysis (v4)

How does unadjusted historical data change over time?

Data.GISS: GISS Surface Temperature Analysis
Data.GISS: GISS Surface Temperature Analysis (v4)

“We will know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false”
– William Casey  CIA Director 1981

“I was the CIA director. We lied, we cheated we stole”
– Mike Pompeo

BBC News wonders why billions of people who depend on fossil fuels for their day-to-day survival, haven’t given them up in deference to the climate scam at the core of the BBC agenda.

“Almost every country in the world has made a commitment to limit the rise in global warming to 1.5 degrees. The experts say that will only happen if we stop searching for new fossil fuels. So why is oil, coal and gas exploration still booming? As world leaders prepare for a landmark climate conference in Dubai, reporter Richard Bilton investigates why we are still looking for buried carbon in almost every part of the globe.”

BBC World News – Panorama, Why are we Still Searching for Fossil Fuels?

In 2009 the mayor of Moscow promised no snow that winter via geoengineering.  Instead they had record snow followed by an historic heatwave.

Geoengineering Moscow Mayor Promises No Snow This Winter | Popular Science

BBC News – Russian capital Moscow covered by record 63cm snowfall

Heatwave in Russia

“Science is a culture of doubt. Religion is a culture of faith.”
– Richard Feynman

Ten years ago the New York Times was upset they were losing public support for their climate scam.

“In 1989, when “climate change” had just entered the public lexicon, 63 percent of Americans understood it was a problem. Almost 25 years later, that proportion is actually a bit lower, at 58 percent.”

“instead of sending my students into a world that celebrates the latest science has to offer, I am delivering them into a society ambivalent, even skeptical, about the fruits of science.”

Opinion | Welcome to the Age of Denial – The New York Times

My father got his PhD from Cornell in 1957.  A family friend recovered his thesis, so I drove down to Los Alamos last weekend and picked it up.  You can see it online here.  He studied quantum mechanics under Freeman Dyson, who later went on to become a leading voice against climate alarmism.

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In 1959, The Smithsonian Institution blamed 11° F. warming at Spitzsbergen on the burning of fossil fuels. They didn’t mention that most of that warming occurred before 1920 when CO2 levels were just above 300PPM.

“It has been suggested lately that the worldwide carbon-dioxide concentration is increasing, by the burning of chemical fuels in man’s engines, at such a rate that noticeable climatic changes, if not already upon us, are soon to be detected. This follows from the so-called “greenhouse effect.” Atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide do not interfere with heat intake but inhibit infrared reradiation, thus conserving heat energy and producing a general warming up. Little America now has a mean temperature 5° F. warmer than when first occupied in 1912, while that of Spitsbergen has risen 11° F.”

Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution 1959

The Present Climatic Fluctuation on JSTOR

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