Daily Archives: February 4, 2013

Alarmists have this idea that Arctic sea ice used to be very old, but it all melted after the civilian Hummer was invented. The Arctic Basin is an open basin, and all of the ice eventually floats out into the North Atlantic … Continue reading →

Create an imaginary problem Blame your imaginary problem on people who have different views from yourself Find some way to hurt people who have different views from yourself (even if it hurts yourself too) and declare it to be a solution to your … Continue reading →

I remember this 1972 event, like it was yesterday. Times-Union – Google News Archive Search Since this accident occurred, more than 1.5 million Americans have died in vehicle  accidents – and many tens of millions have been seriously injured. If we … Continue reading →

Now that Obama and Gleick have released pictures of how they hold shotguns, we also need to see how a man holds a shotgun.

One year ago I was attempting to drive from Colorado to Maryland (presumably to see the Broncos beat the Ravens in the AFC Championship ROFLMAO) February 3rd, 2012 For the millions of Americans who have been wondering where winter is, … Continue reading →

“you don’t pick winners and losers, you only pick losers.” – Mitt Romney addressing President Obama

“You can’t make a thermometer tell you it’s hotter than it is,” said Hayhoe, who with her husband, a linguist and West Texas pastor, has written a book on climate change addressed to evangelicals. Major climate changes looming – SFGate … Continue reading →

Thirteen months ago, the Puffington Host said that global warming was turning bears into cannibals. Cannibal Polar Bears: Bloodthirsty Pictures From A Melting Arctic Now that they know that Polar bear populations are booming and that bears are not so … Continue reading →

Reblogged from NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT: By Paul Homewood     The BBC’s Horizon programme used to have a reputation as a serious science programme, but unfortunately its standards seem to have slipped lately. Last night’s edition … Continue reading →