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Svetlana Krachevskaya

Obama’s latest fear mongering is that Putin is going to arrest gay Olympic athletes.

Johnny Weir: If I’m arrested in Russia, so be it – CBS News

The hope and change guy seems to move effortlessly from one mindless panic to another. A few days ago it was terrorists. Before that it was George Zimmerman. Before that it was Edward Snowden. Before that it was CO2. Before that it was the fiscal cliff, healthcare, stimulus, Republicans, Rush Limbaugh, tea party, and on and on and on.

What a world class wanker.

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Dear Derrick,

You wrote an article on 9/24/2005 blaming major hurricanes on global warming.

Global warming? You better believe it – The Boston Globe

Hurricane Wilma in 2005 was the last major hurricane to hit the US, making this the longest major hurricane free period since the Civil War. President Obama has had the fewest hurricane landfalls of any president in US history.

Perhaps it is time for you to print a correction?

You better believe it.

After his administration issued repeated defenses of a National Security Agency monitoring program that collects Americans’ phone and Internet data, Obama announced during a press conference Friday afternoon that reforms to the system will make the collection activities more transparent and “give the American people additional confidence that there are additional safeguards against abuse.”

Snowden revelations force Obama’s hand on surveillance program – First Read

In other words :

I lied repeatedly about our blatantly unconstitutional spying program, and just this week I lied when I said that we don’t spy on Americans. But you can trust me.

While playing soccer at lunch, I got this reminder of how incredibly stupid the people are we are dealing with.

August 9, 2013 at 7:03 pm

Greenland receives about a metre of snow per year, or about two trillion cubic metres across the entire ice sheet.

Glaciers form when snow falls in the interior. The weight of accumulated snow builds pressure, which drives the glacier towards the sea, where it melts.

Climate morons apparently want the snow to just stay there, and extend up past the top of the troposphere in about 10,000 years. You just can’t make up stupid like that. It has to be a gift.

• Guardiola moves to hostile fans in Munich
• Dempsey trades his career for cash, like Beckham and Keane
• Suarez joins the Fine Young Cannibals
• Rooney trying to escape Manchester
• Nani has no idea what he is doing
• Ricky Lambert finally gets to play for England
• Jose tries to relive his past
• Falcoa joins the finest team money can buy
• Rodgers wishes he was back at Swansea
• Bale trying to escape his slave masters

25 Aug 1911 – ENCLAND’S HEAT WAVE. ALARMING DEATH RATE.

A US expert recently explained how these heat deaths could have been avoided by not using air conditioning in 1911. (It isn’t clear if this expert had recently suffered a major head injury.)

NYU Sociologist: Stop using air conditioning to save planet from global warming | JunkScience.com

Temperatures in England this August weekend, are forecast to get almost up to room temperature.

— – United Kingdom – Forecast maps – weather forecast

This blog is about to pass 10,000,000 views, which is approximately equal to the number of dead people on the voting roles who normally vote a straight Democratic ticket.

After two busy hurricane years in 2004 and 2005, many of the world’s leading experts (including Judith Curry and Roger Pielke) concluded that global warming was making major hurricanes hit more often.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – Google News Archive Search

Since the study was released, the US has gone almost eight years without a major hurricane strike – the longest such period since the Civil War.

Climate science seems to be based around finding ways to blame any type of recent weather on man-made CO2, even though CO2 has little or nothing to do with it.

Weather Street: 2013 Atlantic Hurricanes and Tropical Storms

Rats have taken over the White House and Capitol Hill

The Gripe: Rats in D.C. are a sign of summer – The Washington Post