Real Climate Science

One of these energy sources produces a lot more energy than the other, is much more reliable  and is much less damaging to the environment. Which one is it?

if Congress won’t act soon to protect future generations, I will.

Full text of President Obama’s State of the Union address 

Resistance is futile. You will accept the climate scam and the collapse of your system of government. You are too stupid to take care of yourselves, and you need us to take care of you. We come for the good of all living things. What is really fun for us is watching you voluntarily agree to be our slaves – over some complete bullshit.

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It is time to fess up. I have been travelling back in time and writing thousands of old newspaper articles in papers all over the world – describing horrific weather, heat, droughts, floods, storms, and polar melting.

Then I return to the present, and paste the old articles on my blog.

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A friend of mine was on the 1980 US Olympic team (which did not compete thanks to Jimmy Carter.) She says that all the sprinters (including Carl Lewis) used cocaine, and that all the athletes knew it. They couldn’t run that fast without it.

Football and baseball players are 50% larger than they were 40 years ago, but I am sure that it has nothing to do with steroids.

Nothing to see here, move along.

1. TYPHOON IN PHILLIPINES. LONDON, Thursday afternoon.

   Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 – 1954) Saturday 26 September 1908 p 9 Article

   … TYPHOON IN PHILLIPINES. LONDON, Thursday has been a [?] hoon with a, great loss of life and property at S[?]mar Leyte Lu[?]anny [?] and the Phillipine Group. There are do-‘ … 30 words

2. TYPHOON IN THE PHILLIPINES. MANILLA, Friday.

   Northern Territory Times and Gazette (Darwin, NT : 1873 – 1927) Tuesday 7 September 1920 p 1 Article

   … TYPHOON IN THE PHILLIPINES. MANILLA, Friday typhoon has wrought much damage to the Phillipine islands. The naval station at Cavite was unroof[?]l. The American oil tank st[?]amer [?] Eas[?] w.s driven ashii. in M milla Bay. , . … 38 words

3. TYPHOON DEVASTATES PHILLIPINES. MORE THAN 100 DEAD.

   Albany Advertiser (WA : 1897 – 1950) Monday 22 November 1937 p 1 Article

   … TYPHOON DEVASTATES PHILLIPINES. MORE THAN 100 DEAD. MANILA, Nov. 19.-A typhoon which swept and devastated eight islands lands in the Phillipine Group yesterday, day, resulted in the deaths of 123 per sons, while over 100 are missing. Sixty per cent, of the homes were des troyed in certain … 49 words

4. TYPHOON RAVAGES PHILLIPINES HUNDREDS HOMELESS MANILA, To-day

   Mirror (Perth, WA : 1921 – 1956) Saturday 10 December 1938 p 3 Article

   … TYPHOON RAVAGES PHILLIPINES HUNDREDS HOMELESS MANILA, To-day A typhoon ravaged the Philippine Islands, causing at least twenty deaths and 750,000 dollars worth of damage. Communications have been destroyed and hundreds are homeless. It is feared the freighter Admiral Hal btead, which carries a … 54 words

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Weather Street:Clouds and Precipitation Forecast Movie

There is a lot less thick ice in the Arctic than there was in 1979. Alarmists mindlessly spew that it melted in the summer sun, but that is incorrect.

Most multi-year sea ice is lost during the winter, not the summer. Strong winter winds blow it out into the North Atlantic, where it quickly melts. Most of the thick ice was lost during the winters between 1988 and 1996, due to unusual winds.

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This coincided with a period of high ENSO.

How Charles packed his prize pigs off to Italy… and they came back as ham costing £80 per lb

Prince Charles has sent two of his rare breed pigs to Italy to be turned into some of the finest ham known to man, cured in a medieval cellar with the help of the fog from a nearby river.

Prince Charles packed his prize pigs off to Italy… and they came back as ham costing £80 per lb | Mail Online

Prince Charles says that all the peasants need to sacrifice – for the good of the planet.

h/t to The Ol’ sea dog

The North Pole has become an island for the first time in human history.

But to climate change scientists it is yet another sign of the damage global warming is inflicting on the planet.

Mark Serreze, a sea ice specialist, described the images as an ‘historic event’ – but warned they added to fears that the Arctic icecap has entered a ‘death spiral’.

The North Pole becomes an ‘island’ for the first time in history as ice melts | Mail Online

Apparently human history is less than 15,000 years.

“Examination of several proxy records (e.g., sediment cores) of sea ice indicate ice-free or near ice-free summer conditions for at least some time during the period of 15,000 to 5,000 years ago”

– Walt Meier NSIDC

Polar Bears can’t survive without ice, and that is why they have been extinct for 5,000 years.