Daily Archives: May 30, 2011

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May 30 – Greenland still locked in ice. Not a “long and balmy summer” I rearranged the order of the paragraphs to show how spectacularly daft that magazine has become. In the past, climatic shifts were due to unknown “natural … Continue reading →

You heed Camping. After his prophecy went poof, the 89-year-old minister went on his California radio show, said there was a “spiritual” judgment May 21 and revealed the world would definitely conclude its business Oct. 21. Likewise, the computer simulators … Continue reading →

The Guardian is no longer capable of differentiating between temperature and CO2. Mention CO2, they drool. It works every time. Global warming: Bleaker and bleaker New figures show we are still hurtling towards dangerous climate change – at a time … Continue reading →

This cracks me up every time I see it. It highlights the sharp distinction between the exuberance and happiness of youth, and the mentally ill adults trying to take their happiness away from them – under the guise of “protecting” them. People like … Continue reading →

 March 22, 2009 WASHINGTON — The United States must look for a way out of the war in Afghanistan, President Obama said, in a signal that the military build-up in Afghanistan will not be open-ended Mr. Obama also signaled that … Continue reading →

Global warming is predicted to raise temperatures in Greenland by 10-15C, which would make living conditions there unbearable.

Sheriff: Floods Are Coming River May Reach Record Levels GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. — Emergency managers are gearing up for potential flooding, and say the Colorado River could reach record levels in the coming weeks. Right now the river is at … Continue reading →

The latest scam of alarmists has been to pretend that we don’t know what the weather was like before 1950. The consensus of science now consists of the opinion of an assistant geography professor. The deadliest tornadoes in decades. Severe … Continue reading →

The forecast for the summer driving season: Hit the road early. Not to beat the traffic, but to beat the higher gas prices expected in mid-July. Goldman Sachs’ crystal ball is proclaiming that oil will soon soar to $135 a … Continue reading →