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“You are not going to get COVID if you have had these vaccinations”
– Joe Biden July 21, 2021

On Wednesday Joe Biden said he was done with COVID and had mild symptoms because of his four injections, and told people to get lots more injections.

Biden emerges from COVID isolation, tells public: Get shots | AP News

Now he has COVID again.

Joe Biden tests positive for Covid-19 again – CNNPolitics

Reality is that the vast majority of people with COVID-19 had mild or no symptoms at all.

Never had Covid-19? Don’t be so sure.

The world’s #1 climate fraudster is threatening Arizona Senator Sinema unless she gives him and his fellow fraudsters tens of billions of taxpayer dollars.

10:17 AM · Jul 31, 2022

“Around 80 percent of likely Democratic primary voters in Arizona hold favorable views of President Biden”

Poll: Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema Set to Be Unseated by Possible Challenger Ruben Gallego in 2024 Primary Landslide

Sinema was never elected.  The Maricopa County Democrat election fraud machine installed her in 2018.  She was trailing for days after the election, and then in one day’s counting 50/50 Maricopa County came in at 63/37 for Sinema. That put her over the top. I was living in Maricopa County and tweeted about it at the time.

In 1941 the US government explained why increasing levels of CO2 would not have a significant impact on the climate.

“IT WILL be news to many people that man, during his geo- logically brief existence on earth, has never known a “normal” climate. We are now at the tail end of an ice age and living in a period of crustal and climatic violence as great as any the earth has known. This is why we have to think so much about the weather. Such periods of revolution have occurred briefly several times in the history of the earth.”

“Much has been written about varying amounts of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere as a possible cause of glacial periods. The theory received a fatal blow when it was realized that carbon dioxide is very selective as to the wave lengths of radiant energy it will absorb, filtering nut only such waves as even very minute quantities of water vapor dispose of anyway. No probable Increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide could materially affect either the amount of insolation reaching the surface or the amount of terrestrial radiation lost to space.“

Climate and Man: Part One – United States Department of Agriculture, US Department of Agriculture – Google Books

The frequency of July days over 95F (35C) in the US has been declining for 110 years.

On this date in 1913, there were 100 degree temperatures from California to New Jersey.

OK 111

IL 108, IN 108, KS 107, NE 107, IA 106, MO 105, AZ 104, KY 104, TX 104, SD 103, TN 103, AR 102, CA 102, OH 101, MD 100, MI 100, NJ 100, ND 100, WV 100, WI 100

CO 99, UT 99, DE 98, MN 98, MS 98, NC 98, SC 98, VA 98, AL 95, FL 95, GA 95, NM 95, NY 95, OR 95, PA 95, LA 93, WY 91, ID 90, MA 90, NV 90, NH 90, RI 90

30 Jul 1913, 10 – The Morning Post at Newspapers.com

I captured this NOAA Texas temperature graph in 2011.

http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/research/cag3/tx.html

Aggie Joke : Dessler Forecasts Texas Weather For The Next 90 Years | Real Science

NOAA has since tampered with the Texas temperature data to turn a slight cooling trend from 1895-2010 into a warming trend, and erase the record hot year of 1921.

Climate at a Glance | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)

Lacking any adult supervision, the press is getting very sloppy with their fake news.

“NEW YORK DEMOCRATS TO USE BALLOTS THAT ARE EIGHTEEN FERT LONG

New York, July 30.—The fourteen- foot ballot which came in for so much ridicule during the election primaries last fall has been outdone by one eighteen feet long which will be used in the democratic primaries in the twenty-third assembly district here this fall. There is no press in New York big enough ta take the ballots at a single impression. They will have to be printed in six foot sections and pasted together like circus bills”

30 Jul 1913, 1 – The Minneapolis Journal at Newspapers.com