Solving The Climate Crisis

If everyone in America was forced to purchase a Chevy Volt, we could end hurricanes, tornadoes, hot weather, cold weather, floods and drought.

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When A Tax Which Is Not A Tax Is A Tax

Obama promised that he wouldn’t raise taxes on anyone below $250K income. Then he argued that Obamacare was constitutional, because it was a tax on everyone. This was after he said that Obamacare was not a tax.

FLASHBACK: Obama says individual mandate not a tax [VIDEO] | The Daily Caller

h/t to  John B., M.D.

In the last two days we have seen two federal court rulings showing that the judicial branch has relinquished its responsibility – in deference to dear leader.

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Ending Homelessness

“The Affordable Care Act’s requirement that certain individuals pay a financial penalty for not obtaining health insurance may reasonably be characterized as a tax,” Chief Justice John Roberts wrote for the court’s majority in the opinion.

Supreme Court upholds centerpiece of Obama healthcare law | Reuters

Obama has solved the health insurance crisis by forcing everyone to buy health insurance. The next logical step is to force homeless people to purchase a house. This would end the problem of homelessness, and be a big boost to the sagging sub-prime loan industry.

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Massive 1898 Fire In Colorado

The Democratic governor of Colorado has been running around today telling people that the fires this year are the worst in the state’s history. Apparently he doesn’t know much about the state’s history. The 1898 fires were much larger than what we have seen in 2012.

Fires happen. If you build a house in the pine forest without a wide fire break, sooner or later the fire will come and burn your house down. Fire is an essential part of the forest cycle, and 100 years of fire suppression has left the forests primed for very hot crown fires.

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No Sea Level Rise In La Jolla, California Since 1871

Experts tell us that sea level will rise a foot in California over the next twenty years, despite the fact that sea level hasn’t changed for 140 years. The animation below transitions from La Jolla, 1871 – to a recent high tide photo.

https://www.sandiegohistory.org/timeline/images/80-2860.jpg
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/da/090207-LaJollaCove.jpg

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Below Average Fire Season So Far

the number of fires and acreage burned nationwide is still below the 10-year average for this time of year, according to fire agency records.

WAMC: Colorado wildfire intensifies, consumes 15,000 acres (2012-06-27)

h/t to Marc Morano and Tom Nelson

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If It Looks Like Racketeering And It Walks Like Racketeering …

It is simply not a plausible coincidence that we have been hit with one wildly exaggerated study after another in recent months, and in particular all the sea level fraud of late.

The Federal Court today demonstrated the effectiveness of the billions of taxpayer dollars being funneled to the climate mob. Instead of prosecuting the mobsters, the court is giving them cover.

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Obama Takes Away Fire Fighting Resources – Then Tries To Score Political Points

Obama canceled a key firefighting equipment contract, and is now coming out for a photo op with the people he screwed.

 Last year, in the middle of the fire season, while Rick Perry was still campaigning, the Forest Service simply terminate a contract with a company called Aero Union.  Aero Union had operated6 Lockheed P-3 Orions, and was preparing to add a seventh to the fleet when the contract was canceled.

Obama Fiddles While The West Burns! | suyts space

Obama wants to make sure that traffic and firefighters are tied up in the middle of an emergency, so that he can get an election year photo op.

WASHINGTON — The White House says President Barack Obama will tour the scene of devastating wildfires in Colorado on Friday, and thank firefighters battling some of the worst fires to hit the American West in decades.

Obama coming to Colorado to tour fires | The Coloradoan | coloradoan.com

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Joe Bastardi Gives A Heads Up On What To Expect In The Tropics This Summer

Guest post by Joe Bastardi

Just a reminder

Here was the Weatherbell Hurricane forecast  that was issued late in  late March.  I  don’t believe in the silly number games,   but  came up with  8-11 because that is what the ace index I am forecasting  (70-90)  would give on average.  I think if these  number fixated guys  want to show how good they are,  should focus on the ace index,  because of the dime a dozen naming. For instance , while Chris did look like a hurricane, it developed over  water colder than NHC  criteria. This would never have been named  in  1968, when we had 3  start the season as fast as this year.

Notice though this forecast is not really about the names

It is about exactly what you have seen happen so far. Developments  near the coast, with watches or warnings with the first advisory.  I am expecting a much weaker year in the tropical breeding grounds. That being said, storms like  Carol  1954,  Belle  1976, and Bob in 1991 all hit the northeast in lower  number years, after developing within  200 miles of the coast!   And Belle and Bob were El nino year storms.  Like it or not, the weather pattern is like the 1950s, with major heat in the US  and  the threat of  hurricanes on the east coast especially relative to normal.  The tracks of the  1950 major hurricanes show this. Throw in Connie and Diane in  1955 and the NC coast got hit  5 times in  2 years

We are in the 1950s  pattern again.. cold pdo  warm amo,  so on the east coast, we have to be more vigilant in the larger sense as we are way way overdue as you can see here.  So when they come, then we already know how to counter the McKibbens and Cullens .  In fact the more pertinent question now is why hasn’t there been more( Has to be global warming, they own every answer)

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Colorado Firefighters Get A Break

Heavy rain fell on the Fort Collins fire this afternoon, though I actually hadn’t seen any smoke since the rainfall on Sunday night. Look for the press to continue being hysterical about the fire for another two weeks.

Doppler radar estimated anywhere from a half inch of rain to just over 2 inches of rain over the burn area.

Warnings for Larimer County Below 6000 Feet/Northwest Weld County, Colorado | Weather Underground

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