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Last week a police officer went on a rampage in Los Angeles, promising to kill dozens of children. This week we found out that police officers around the country are being “desensitized” to kill children.

Is Your Local Police Department Using Pictures of Pregnant Women and Children for Target Practice? – Hit & Run : Reason.com

Apparently the training was successful, as it has been many times in the past.

Obama is working overtime to take away Americans guns, while ramping up a massive arsenal for his own desensitized para-military.

Meanwhile, the Secretary of State says that CO2 is the biggest threat to America.

Experts say that global warming ended snow and winter thirteen years ago, so I was surprised to see that we are alphabetically up to winter storm Q already.

Winter Storm Q’s hurled hail, snow, and freezing rain from the Southwest into the Southern Plains Wednesday night, and conditions are only expected to get worse by sunrise Thursday.

This latest powerful winter storm could deliver at least a foot of snow to parts of the nation’s heartland.

Winter Storm Q: What to Expect State-by-State | Weather Underground

“We as a nation must have the foresight and courage to make the investments necessary to safeguard the most sacred trust we keep for our children and grandchildren: an environment not ravaged by rising seas, deadly superstorms, devastating droughts, and the other hallmarks of a dramatically changing climate,” said Kerry, according to prepared remarks.

Kerry Gives First Foreign Policy Speech … on Climate Change | The Weekly Standard

During the 13th century, a 75 year long drought wiped out the Anasazi – and then they moved into solar powered caves.

I wonder what New Yorkers could have done to prevent the 1821 superstorm?

In 1821, stunned colonial New Yorkers recorded sea levels rising as fast as 13 feet in a single hour at the Battery. The East River and Hudson Rivers merged over Lower Manhattan all the way to Canal Street. According to Coch, the fact that the 1821 storm struck at low tide “is the only thing that saved the city.”

In the event of a direct hit by a category-3 hurricane, surge maps show that the Holland and Battery Tunnels will be completely filled with sea water, with many subway and railroad tunnels severely flooded as well. The runways of LaGuardia and JFK airports will get flooded by 18.1 and 31.2 feet of water, respectively.

New York Press – AARON NAPARSTEK – THE BIG ONE

February 21, 2013 at 4:06 am

There are about as many guns as there are people in the US. David tells us that odds are better than 50:50  that your gun will shoot someone. If David is correct, then more than half of the people in the US have been shot.

David might also want to learn the difference between “shot” and “shoot”

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If the communist takeover of Denver isn’t bad enough, now they have killer bunnies to deal with too.

Bunnies attacking cars at the Denver airport

Bunny rabbits. You thought they were cute and cuddly didn’t you?

Obviously this is not the case. Bunnies are apparently responsible for thousands of dollars worth of damage to cars parked at the Denver International Airport.

Bunnies attacking cars at the Denver airport, seriously – Zap2it

In 1979, President Carter was attacked by a killer bunny.

Had it been Obama instead of Carter, he would have quickly dispatched the bunny with one of  his favorite shotguns.

In Obama’s America, several hundred heavily armed terrorists attacking the US embassy is a spontaneous mob of YouTube protesters. But pregnant women and children are ruthless terrorists who need to be gunned down by DHS and the police.

The good news is that police officers never go rogue and use their training against the public.

Colorado pine beetles are almost completely buried under the permanent drought, and are in danger of asphyxiation. If we don’t stop global warming, pine beetles will be a thing of the past.

Wolf Creek Snow Report

For the first time researchers compared the effects of global warming in Arctic and Antarctic food chains.

Arctic and Antarctic Poles are two of the regions where the effects of climate change are more intensely observed in the planet. While for the rest of the world an average increase in mean annual temperature of 0.5°C (32.9ºF) since 1950 has been recorded, for the Arctic and Antarctic Peninsula, an increase of about 1.5ºC (34.70°F) has been recorded.

More global warming effects (Science Alert)

Nothing new about this – global warming rent seekers make up bullshit all the time.

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