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John Hinckley, Invasive Species And Hot Drinks
On March 31, 1981 Colorado’s John Hinckley walked up to President Reagan and tried to shoot him at point blank range. I remember that time very well for several reasons. My sister was Jodie Foster’s suitemate at Yale. The experience was devastating for Jodie Foster and largely ruined her college experience.
The following week I took a canoe trip down the Green River in Utah with a friend from Santa Fe and a couple of her Mormon friends from Utah. Her friends were named John and Bern Hinckley. John was having a lot of trouble using his credit cards that week.
I was in the front of the canoe wearing shorts and a t-shirt when a storm blew in. Cold waves were coming over the bow and I got cold very quickly, but we were unable to get to shore because of thick Salt Cedar growth along the banks. Salt Cedar was brought in from the Middle East for erosion control, and quickly became a complete mess.
Eventually we found a sand bar and were able to make a fire. By that time I had hypothermia and the Mormons tried to cheer me up by singing hymns like “Coffee and tea have we none.” Mormons aren’t supposed to drink hot drinks.
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Converting The Deniers, Doubters And Delayers
Having recently lost his CCP funding, Andrew Dessler is working on new ways to act ridiculous.

“I never go into these things with the idea that I’m going to convince them, because if you do that, you’re going to set yourself up for disappointment.”
In 2013, Dessler said climate science hasn’t changed since 1896.
“one could argue that climate science has not significantly changed since it was first hypothesized that combustion of fossil fuels could change the climate — in 1896.”
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June 1, 1903 Tornadoes And Floods
On June 1, 1903 Gainesville, Georgia was largely destroyed by a tornado which killed one hundred people, while Kansas City was devastated by flooding.
“TORNADO HITS GAINESVILLE:
HUNDRED KILLED,MANY HURTCircling Wind Hits Georgia City Without Warning, and Victims Are Crushed to Death *in Wrecks of Mills, Dwellings and Stores
Great Damage to Property.KANSAS CITY
FIGHTS DEATHGas, Electric Light and Water Plants Paralyzed and
City Is at Mercy of Elements—Great Area
Submerged, Flood Holds Its Own
and Rain Still Falls.”
02 Jun 1903, 1 – Buffalo Courier at Newspapers.com
02 Jun 1903, Page 2 – The Atlanta Constitution at Newspapers.com
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India Reopening Twenty Coal Mines
India is reopening twenty coal mines, eliminating environmental regulations and have increased their purchases of Russian oil by 2,500%.
CIL to auction shut mines as heatwave fuels power crisis | Mint
India eases environmental curbs for its coal mines – Asia Times
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Not So Beautiful Theories
“It doesn’t matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn’t matter how smart you are. If it doesn’t agree with experiment, it’s wrong.”
– Richard P. Feynman
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June 1, 1947 Tornado Outbreak
On June 1, 1947 Oklahoma and Arkansas were hit by deadly tornadoes which killed dozens of people, and Democrats were calling people who resisted their communist takeover “fascists.”
“Foreign Policy Hit
By Senator Taylor,
Urges LiberalismTells York Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner audience
present foreign policy leads to disaster and has
dealt serious blow to United Nations. Decries the
number of military men in high U. S. posts and
warns of growth of fascist forces in nation. Calls
upon the Democratic party to adopt a fighting pro-
gram of social reform to defeat the GOP. Assails
witch hunt by un-American committee, which he
describes as ‘‘well-named.” Tells of struggle
against bosses in Idaho to win his election to Senate
as unknown actor.”
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Plummeting US Temperatures
Ten years ago the US had a very warm winter and spring, which was widely attributed to “global warming“.
Tropical storm Sandy made landfall at the end of October, 2012 and may have won the election for Obama and Biden.
Since then US temperatures have plummeted with the first five months of 2022 being among the coldest on record. The average mean temperature from January-May was ninth lowest since 1895. These numbers may change a little as more data for May gets reported.
The average minimum temperature was fifth lowest.
The average maximum temperature was about two degrees below average.
The percent of days above 60F was second lowest.
The percent of nights below 20F was highest on record.
The forecast for the next two weeks doesn’t look much warmer.
10-Day Temperature Outlook for the Conterminous U.S.
All of the NOAA long range forecasts have been wrong.
Climate Prediction Center – Seasonal Outlook
Climate Prediction Center – Seasonal Outlook
Climate Prediction Center – Seasonal Outlook
NOAA is predicting an unusually hot summer.
Climate Prediction Center – Seasonal Outlook
The New York Times claimed 2012 was by far the hottest on record in the US.
2012 Was Hottest Year Ever in U.S. – The New York Times
The average maximum temperature was lower that 1934 and 1921.
The average mean temperature was about the same was 1921, and slightly higher than 1931 and 1934.
The percent of hot days during 2012 didn’t place in the top twenty.
As CO2 has increased, the frequency of hot days has decreased, as has the areal coverage of hot weather.
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Junk Science For Intellectuals
The Economist says corals are threatened by global warming and the Great Barrier Reef is disappearing.
Corals are threatened by global warming | The Economist
Coral coverage at the Great Barrier Reef is at a record high.
Great Barrier Reef experiencing ‘record high’ levels of coral coverage
Long-Term Monitoring Program – Annual Summary Report of Coral Reef Condition 2020/21 | AIMS
The Economist made this claim :
“Surveys conducted this March showed that another Barrier Reef bleaching event is now under way. This instance is particularly worrying because it is the first to take place during a Pacific cooling event called La Niña—rather than during either its warming opposite, El Niño, or an intermediate period between the two.”
Had they done any research they would have known that their claim doesn’t make any sense.
“La Niña occurs when equatorial trade winds become stronger, changing ocean surface currents and drawing cooler deep water up from below. This results in a cooling of the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean. The enhanced trade winds also help to pile up warm surface waters in the western Pacific and to the north of Australia.”
What is La Niña and how does it impact Australia?
The greatest expansion of life on earth (including the appearance of corals) occurred 540 million years ago when CO2 levels were 15X higher than now and temperatures were 10C warmer.
When life exploded | Science News for Students
Climate alarmists have been making these nonsensical claims forever.
Expert warns of reef climate change deadline – ABC News
02 Dec 1971 – REEF MAY BE IMPOVERISHED FOR EVER’ – Trove
19 Nov 1971 – THE ODDS ARE AGAINST SURVIVAL – Trove
A lot of coral reefs are doing badly – but it doesn’t have anything to do with global warming or CO2.
“like in many areas along the Central American Caribbean coast, coral reefs in Cozumel are in trouble. Unsustainable tourism and overfishing damage critical habitat and remove important wildlife that help keep coral reefs healthy. “
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