5.8 Degrees Of Data Tampering In Oregon

Mark Albright has located a smoking gun of NCDC data tampering in Oregon.

In June, 1898 the US Weather Bureau reported that Oregon averaged 62.2F for the month, 1.7 degrees above normal. But NCDC reports that June, 1898 in Oregon was 56.4 degrees, 0.8 degrees below normal.

The US Weather Bureau normal in 1898 was 60.5F, and in 2014 the NCDC normal is 57.2F. In other words, Oregon was much hotter in the 19th century than it is now, and the NCDC US temperature record is meaningless political propaganda.

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www.atmos.washington.edu/marka/Oregon.June1898.pdf

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Minnesota Having Its Coldest Start To The Year On Record

Minnesota temperatures through April 18 are the coldest on record

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Feynman Explained That Belief In Settled Science Is The End Of Hope And Progress

It is in the admission of ignorance and the admission of uncertainty that there is a hope for the continuous motion of human beings in some direction that doesn’t get confined, permanently blocked, as it has so many times before in various periods in the history of man.

– Richard Feynman

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Where Does Musical Genius Come From?

Like myself, John Denver was born in New Mexico and lived much of his life in Colorado. He wrote this song in ten minutes, while riding up a chair lift 40 years ago.

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Understanding Progressives

In case you hadn’t realized that progressives are both completely insane and very dangerous. This comment was among the most popular on a Guardian Bundy hit piece.

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A rancher’s armed battle against the US government is standard libertarian fare | Kieran Suckling | Comment is free | theguardian.com

The Guardian worries about NSA spying, but has no problem with Feds sending a massive paramilitary operation to settle a legal dispute with a 67 year old rancher whose family has been raising cattle on that land for 140 years. Their readers want the military to launch lethal drone attacks on political opponents.

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Troops Dealing With A Domestic Terrorism Problem During The 1930s

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A Different View Of Extreme Weather From 1975

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A Hockey Stick Of Data Tampering In Illinois

The National Weather Service says December-March was the coldest on record in Chicago.

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But NCDC says that December-March temperatures in Illinois were fourth coldest, and not as cold as the winter of 1977-1978. There was a lot more ice on Lake Michigan this spring than there was in 1978 – meaning that either the freezing point of water has changed, or the NCDC data is garbage.

NCDC accomplished this remarkable feat of data destruction through a hockey stick of tampering, which skews 2014 vs. 1978 temperatures by about two degrees.

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Understanding Domestic Terror

Rancher raising food on land his family has been using since 1870. Government wants the land.

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Government calls rancher a domestic terrorist, and sends storm troopers to liquidate the problem.

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King George III – October 27, 1775

October 27, 1775

King George III speaks before both houses of the British Parliament to discuss growing concern about the rebellion in America, which he viewed as a traitorous action against himself and Great Britain. He began his speech by reading a “Proclamation of Rebellion” and urged Parliament to move quickly to end the revolt and bring order to the colonies.

The king spoke of his belief that “many of these unhappy people may still retain their loyalty, and may be too wise not to see the fatal consequence of this usurpation, and wish to resist it, yet the torrent of violence has been strong enough to compel their acquiescence, till a sufficient force shall appear to support them.” With these words, the king gave Parliament his consent to dispatch troops to use against his own subjects, a notion that his colonists believed impossible.

King George III speaks to Parliament of American rebellion

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