1936 : Unprecedented Heat Wave In Moscow

Climatologists tell us that the 1930s were only hot in the US. Apparently they don’t have access to Al Gore’s Internet.

http://select.nytimes.com

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1924 : 105 Degree Weather In Russia Damaged Russian Crops

http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/

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1972 : 100 Degrees In Moscow – Summer Just As Hot And Dry As 2010

Last summer we were told that the Moscow heatwave was unprecedented and that Moscow had never reached 100 degrees before.

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Hottest temperature in July 2010 was 100 degrees. Identical to 1972

http://www.wunderground.com/

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Washington Post Just Learned About James Hansen Today

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/tomtoles/2011/03/friday_rant_ice_water_in.html

 

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Aggie Joke : “Global Warming Could Severely Impact U.S. Military Operations, Says Texas A&M Researcher”

Wow, this A&M prof knows how to pack an impressive amount of BS into a few short sentences

warming climate presents national and homeland security challenges
ominous picture of disputes over national boundaries
strains on naval capabilities due to increasing disaster assistance demands
planet warms and reacts to past and continued greenhouse gas emissions
polar icecaps in Greenland and Antarctica continue to melt
sea levels around the world will dramatically rise
Rising sea levels could have wide ranging detrimental impacts on naval facilities
Arctic sea ice is melting much faster than predicted
ice-free Arctic Ocean in a matter of years
Northwest Passage could become seasonally ice-free
homeland security and what it means for terrorists or contraband smugglers
possible environmental disasters
friction between Arctic nations
an ice-free summer Arctic will dramatically change the politics and military strategies
droughts and other weather disasters
Especially dire are predicted impacts of famines and other natural disasters on Africa and the movement of refugees into Europe
droughts will be more severe, and so will storms such as hurricanes and typhoons
severe strain on the military as it tries to respond to increasingly frequent natural disasters worldwide
future that might look quite different than today
dire situations that could become a reality in just a few short years

http://tamunews.tamu.edu/2011/03/10/global-warming-could-severely-impact-u-s-military-operations-says-texas-am-researcher/
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Hide The Decline

I was cleaning up a pile of old mail this evening and found this brochure from November, 2010. They were promoting a gold mining stock which trades under the symbol SILA.

So I checked to see how they did. These guys should work for The Met Office.

http://finance.yahoo.com/

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Winter 2010-2011 Was Very Cold And Dry In The US

It was the 39th coldest and 16th driest winter since 1895.

Jeff Masters says that we are getting a lot of excess (imaginary) precipitation because of the excess (imaginary) warmth. This is based on his (imaginary) theory of global warming.

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

 

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Switching To Climate Change

Global warming failed, because the globe isn’t warming fast enough for anyone to notice. Climate change is a preferable term, because it has no metrics and can be applied to any weather pattern. No one can say that the climate isn’t changing, because it changes constantly. No actual science or link to CO2 is necessary.

Scoundrels have been using “climate change” to control the masses for as long as mankind has organized into groups.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/10/idUS337086819720110310

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Warmcold In 1979

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1982 Shock News : JPL Did Climate Science (Rather Than Climate Propaganda)

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