Daily Archives: August 29, 2013

One of the biggest canyons in the world has been found beneath the ice sheet that smothers most of Greenland. The canyon – which is 800km long and up to 800m deep – was carved out by a great river … Continue reading →

If he goes ahead and bombs Syria, he will get impeached and start WWIII. If he doesn’t bomb Syria, he will be a laughingstock. Amazing how Obama’s blithering incompetence has elevated Putin and Russia back to world prominence.

The global warming scam is in full collapse, as is Obama’s credibility at home and abroad. Perhaps we can put sane people in charge soon, and cut off funding to the crooks and lunatics who have been making policy.

The North West Passage seems to be reversing its recent warming trend and is threatening to end the dreams of dozens of adventurous sailors. A scattering of yachts trying to transit the legendary Passage are caught by the ice, which … Continue reading →

British lawmakers on Thursday rejected a measure that would have given preliminary approval to military intervention in Syria, in a major setback for both British Prime Minister David Cameron and the Obama administration. British lawmakers reject military action in Syria, … Continue reading →

I suggest sending Joe Biden into Syria with a double barreled shotgun. He can fire two blasts up in the air, and the conflict will be over. h/t to Okie

You has been claiming that a key part of your agenda is to get Russia to rid themselves of nuclear weapons. Do you believe that starting a war with Russia will help this agenda along?

Twitter / suzyji: Greenland hit 79 degrees last … h/t to Marc Morano

CO2 was 310 PPM at the time 1935 Labor Day hurricane – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Tuscaloosa News – Google News Archive Search

Rumsfeld calls Obama’s Syria strategy ‘mindless’ Former Defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld says he’s confounded by how the Obama administration has gone about explaining why a strike is in the USA’s national interest. “There really hasn’t been any indication from the … Continue reading →