The failure of global warming to materialize is killing people
The first widespread snowstorm of the season crawled across the Midwest on Thursday, with whiteout conditions stranding holiday travelers and sending drivers sliding over slick roads — including into a fatal 25-vehicle pileup in Iowa.
On the same day as the Newtown shooting, a crazed man broke into a school building in central China, stabbing and slashing 23 pupils. State media barely reported on the attack.
Climate morons tell us that CO2 makes it rain harder, despite all evidence that it doesn’t.
I spent last winter in Maryland suffering through endless sunny mild days. Climate alarmists constantly reminded us of the evils of this situation.
This winter, global warming seems to have cleared up – and the east is about to get a huge blast of bitter cold. I am sure that Bill McKibben will not generate any CO2 to stay warm in Vermont.
Columbine perpetrators forced their way walked past non-existent armed guards at Columbine, and that proves that armed guards don’t work.
Anti-gun campaigners were quick to point out on Friday that putting armed guards in schools has been tried – and has failed.
The Violence Policy Centre said that Columbine High School in Colorado had armed law enforcement agents on call when two teenagers, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, embarked on a shooting spree in 1999.
NRA proposal to post armed guards in schools is debunked by critics | World news | guardian.co.uk
After the Columbine shooting, Bill Clinton wanted to put police in schools – and it was good. Now that the NRA has proposed the same thing, the idea is evil.
WASHINGTON — Marking the first anniversary of the shooting deaths at Columbine High School, President Clinton announced $120 million in new federal grants Saturday to place more police officers in schools
Clinton Pledges Funds to Add Police to Schools – Los Angeles Times
h/t to Breitbart and Dave G
The chairman of Vail says that skiing is unimportant, and that we must do everything we can to reduce our carbon footprint. The obvious answer is for the hundreds of thousands of skiers who travel to Vail every year, to just stop travelling.
Count me in the category of someone who is very worried about climate change, but also someone who tries not to look at every weather pattern as “proof” of something. But, maybe more than anything, you can count me out of the group that says we need to address climate change to save skiing. I feel this way even though I run one of the biggest ski companies in the world. The impacts of climate change are a serious matter and rightly deserve our attention. At Vail Resorts, we are on a path to reduce our energy use by 20 percent over a 10-year period and have engaged in a number of substantial forest restoration projects — all of which help to contain the impacts of climate change.
But to the folks trying to alarm people with images of melting snow, here is the dirty little secret: When the effects of climate change really show up, no one will care about skiing at Aspen and Vail. They will be rightly focused on the wildlife, natural habitat and people of our planet, about the sea levels, flooding and natural disasters like Hurricane Sandy.
Skiing won’t be greatest loss after climate change – The Denver Post
In 1976 during the global cooling scare, there was almost no snow at Vail.
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h/t to Marc Morano
I’m sure that McKitten will find something to complain about.
We have clearly marked gun-free zones at schools and at Cinemark movie theatres. Let’s extend that to leftie’s homes. They can place this sign right on their lawn.
