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By Elmer Beuregard

It seems like lately every movie coming out of Hollywood these days is about how bad mankind is for the planet. Even Pixar is getting in the act with "Wall-E" which is suppoded to be a kid's movie. I'm glad I grew up during the politically incorrect 60s, with the likes of Roy Rogers and John Wayne. Back then the message was "good verses evil" now its "we are evil just because we exist".

Monday on MPR they were interviewing Werner Herzog about his movie "Encounters At the End of the World" and he said:

"Many of the scientists there maintain that our presence, the human presence on this planet, doesn't seem to be sustainable."

He pauses and then says, "But it doesn't make me nervous either."

When asked why not, Herzog said he doesn't think the dinosaurs were nervous that the time of the dinosaurs was over either.

Then they went to a commercial on how you can reduce your Carbon Footprint and I had to turn it off.

Read Kyle Smith's Review

Joseph Farah, WorldNetDaily

It seems clear that the world's political and cultural and financial elite are determined to do whatever is necessary in their minds to lower the temperature of the planet.

When you cut through all the climate-change hysteria, that's what is being proposed.

Taxes will be raised, carbon-dioxide production will be punished, income will be redistributed, people will be told what they can do with their lives and what they cannot do, live-saving and life-enhancing development will be curtailed. And all of this coercion will be directed by those who know best – a global elite who collectively know less about science than the average American high school student in the 1950s.

Continue reading "Imagine there's no warming …" »

By Kristen Byrnes Science Foundation Volunteer, John Simmons

Everyone has heard the term, “creating something from thin air.” Now there is a new term, “creating climate data from junk.”

Last summer, volunteers from the Kristen Byrnes Science Foundation completed surveys of the United States Historic Climate Network (USHCN) temperature stations in Maine that are used to measure Global Warming.

Map of Maine with temperature stations by name and NCDC ID #

The results of the station surveys were astonishing and reinforced results from the rest of the country; there is a huge quality problem with data used to support the current global warming theory. Over 50% of the 1221 USHCN stations have been surveyed, and 89% of those are improperly located. Additionally, a statistical analysis of the remaining stations shows them to be warmer, so the worst are yet to be surveyed.

Continue reading "Makin’ Up Climate Data… From Junk!" »

By Elmer Beauregard

If you click on the above image it compares the North Pole Sea Ice last year on this day to today, and as you can see we still have a lot more ice now than last year at this time.

I did a Google search on "North Pole Ice" and there are 2,609 stories all saying that the North Pole will be ice free by September, it might as well be ice free right now the way they're talking.

But what if they're all wrong and Santa doesn't have to move in September, will all 2,609 columnists go back and print a retraction? I don't think so.

I am going to go out on a limb and be the only blogger in the world that is predicting that the Noth Pole will still be there in September. In fact if it goes out I'll shave my head (and I'm one of those people that doesn't look good bald). While I'm at it, I might as well sell the RV and move to Costa Rica, where people don't have to heat their homes or plow their driveways. Because if all these people are right and the North Pole melts, it's over.

Continue reading "Is the North Pole Melting? I Sure Hope Not!" »

By Tom Harris and John McLean - On Line Opinion

It’s an assertion repeated by politicians and climate campaigners the world over: “2,500 scientists of the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) agree that humans are causing a climate crisis.”

But it’s not true. And, for the first time ever, the public can now see the extent to which they have been misled. As lies go, it’s a whopper. Here’s the real situation.

Continue reading "The UN climate change numbers hoax" »

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By Jeff Poor, Business & Media Institute

Bjorn Lomborg explains greenhouse gas treaty would cost $180 billion annually, but do very little to help the mascot of global warming alarmism.

Want to save the polar bear? According to one expert, don’t think you’re going to do it by making significant lifestyle changes in order to reduce your carbon footprint.

In May, the Interior Department listed the polar on its threatened species list because of the risks of shrinking sea ice. But Bjørn Lomborg, a Danish author and professor at the Copenhagen Business School, told the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on June 25 that the threat is exaggerated and wouldn’t go away even if every country in the world signed and followed the Kyoto Protocol.

Continue reading "Climate Expert: Kyoto Would Save Only One Polar Bear a Year " »

NASA scientist James Hansen has created worldwide media frenzy with his call for trials against those who dissent against man-made global warming fears. Here are 12 articles exposing his lies and exaggerations.

1) The oil money's paltry contribution pales in comparison to the well funded alarmist industry. (LINK)

2) Earth has COOLED since Hansen’s Dire Climate Warning in 1988 (LINK)

3) Hansen’s Anthropogenic Global Warming hypothesis challenged by UN Scientists and new peer-reviewed studies. (LINK) & (LINK) & (LINK)

4) Hansen who alleged Bush administration muzzled him -- did 1,400 on-the-job media interviews (LINK) & (LINK)

5) Media Ignores Skeptical NASA Scientist’s Claims of Censorship (LINK)

6) Hansen Claims 1988 Hottest Day Testimony was result of being ‘lucky’ – ‘We were just lucky’ (LINK)

7) Senator Admits Hot Day and AC Failure during Hansen’s 1988 Testimony was ‘Stagecraft’ (LINK)

8) An August 2007 NASA temperature data error discovery has lead to 1934 -- not the previously hyped 1998 -- being declared the hottest in U.S. history since records began. (LINK)

9) Hansen Received $250,000 from partisan Heinz Foundation & Endorsed Dem. John Kerry for Pres. in 2004 (LINK)

10) Media Darling Hansen Assailed by NASA Colleagues (LINK)

11) Scientist Alleging Bush Censorship Helped Gore, Kerry (LINK)

12) Hansen conceded that use of “extreme scenarios" to dramatize climate change “may have been appropriate at one time” (LINK)

Fox News

The heads of major fossil-fuel companies who spread disinformation about global warming should be "tried for high crimes against humanity and nature," according to a leading climate scientist.

Dr. James Hansen, director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies in New York, sounded the alarm about global warming in testimony before a Senate subcommittee exactly 20 years ago.

He returned to the topic Monday with a speech at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., given to the Worldwatch Institute.

"Special interests have blocked the transition to our renewable energy future," Hansen writes in an opinion piece posted on the institute's Web site. "Instead of moving heavily into renewable energies, fossil fuel companies choose to spread doubt about global warming, just as tobacco companies discredited the link between smoking and cancer. Methods are sophisticated, including funding to help shape school textbook discussions of global warming."

"CEOs of fossil energy companies know what they are doing and are aware of the long-term consequences of continued business as usual," Hansen continues. "In my opinion, these CEOs should be tried for high crimes against humanity and nature."

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Elmer Beaureguard

OK, I'll admit it, it's been a rough spring, we've had a lot of rain and tornadoes, a little more than usual, but that won't stop the Global Warming fanatics from using the recent floods and tonadoes for their own purposes.

I did a Google search for "Global Warming" in the news, and everybody is blaming Global Warming for the floods and Tornadoes. USA Today, The Associated Press, Science Daily, the New York Times even George Bush thinks this is the case.

But wait a minute, if Global Warming is causing all this severe weather why is it happening this year, the coldest year in over a decade? Why isn't anybody actually looking at the data and saying maybe it's the cold weather causing these storms, maybe its the lack of Solar Activity that creates more storms.

It just goes to show there is no science behind the Global Warming movement and its just a perfect way to tax and control us. We have a few storms a few floods and they can blame it on basic human activity, and create more taxes and raise oil prices. Which leads us to our slogan "Its Stupid To Politicize The Weather!"

WorldNetDaily

Hinchey joins Waters, says 'We should own refineries'

The itch to control the U.S. oil industry is spreading among Democrats in Washington, with Rep. Maurice Hinchey, D-N.Y., adding his voice to a recent threat to nationalize the energy companies' assets.

"We (the government) should own the refineries," Hinchey said today, according to a Fox News alert. "Then we can control how much gets out into the market."

WND earlier reported when U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., during a grilling of oil executives by a panel of U.S. House members, threatened to nationalize the industry if executives were unsuccessful in bringing pump prices for gasoline down.

A report by Fox News, captured in a clip posted on YouTube.com, showed Waters challenging the president of Shell Oil, John Hofmeister, to guarantee the prices consumers pay will go down if the oil companies are allowed to drill wherever they want off of U.S. shores.

Continue reading "Dems Want Control Over U.S. Oil Flow" »

The Tennessee Center for Policy Research

Energy Guzzled by Al Gore’s Home in Past Year Could Power 232 U.S. Homes for a Month Gore’s personal electricity consumption up 10%, despite “energy-efficient” home renovations

NASHVILLE - In the year since Al Gore took steps to make his home more energy-efficient, the former Vice President’s home energy use surged more than 10%, according to the Tennessee Center for Policy Research.

“A man’s commitment to his beliefs is best measured by what he does behind the closed doors of his own home,” said Drew Johnson, President of the Tennessee Center for Policy Research. “Al Gore is a hypocrite and a fraud when it comes to his commitment to the environment, judging by his home energy consumption.”

In the past year, Gore’s home burned through 213,210 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity, enough to power 232 average American households for a month.

Continue reading "Al Gore's House Uses More Energy After 'Going Green'" »

WASHINGTON (AFP) —

US President George W. Bush on Wednesday urged Congress to lift a decades-old ban on offshore oil drilling to reduce dependence on foreign imports and offset sky-high energy prices.

Calling the federal ban "outdated and counterproductive," Bush asked the Democratic-controlled Congress to take action to expand access to the nation's Outer Continental Shelf.

"Congress must face a hard reality. Unless members are willing to accept gas (gasoline) prices at today's painful levels or even higher, our nation must produce more oil, and we must start now," Bush said in a news conference in the White House Rose Garden.

Continue reading "Bush Calls On Congress To Lift Offshore Drilling Ban" »

By Elmer Beaureguard, June 17, 2008

In Arlington Virginia yesterday Senator McCain said the ban on offshore drilling should be lifted, and that it should be up to the individual states to determine if they should drill on their own coasts. I think this is a good move by McCain because now there is actually a difference between him and Obama. But I still have a lot of questions.

What about states like Montana and North Dakota which are sitting on the largest oil reserves in the world but aren't on a coast, why can't they drill for their oil?

Why doesn't McCain endorse the Republican proposal that Michelle Bachmann has endorsed the No More Excuses Act, is he afraid he'll look too Republican?

Continue reading "Why Is McCain Still Against Drilling in ANWR and Montana?" »

by Tim Pugmire, Minnesota Public Radio

Rebuplican Rep. Michele Bachmann. (MPR Photo/Mark Zdechlik)

As gasoline prices continue to soar, 6th District U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann says she has a plan to get back to $2 a gallon. Bachmann, who's running for re-election to a second term, outlined a strategy Monday to lower gas prices by expanding domestic oil exploration and production. But Bachmann's chief political rival says the election-year promise is based on bad policy.

St. Paul, Minn. — The national average for a gallon of gas is just over $4. The price at the pump was $3.83 at the Sinclair station on Century Ave. in Woodbury, where Bachmann stood with charts and explained her plan to give motorists a break.

"It is the No. 1 issue that I hear from constituents of mine all across the 6th Congressional District," she said. "I think it's safe to say for the bulk of my colleagues as well, they are hearing from their constituents that they're being negatively impacted by the high cost of energy."

Continue reading "Bachmann says more drilling will bring down the cost of gas" »

By Elmer Beauregurad

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In Night Shyamalan's new movie "The Happening" the trees release neurological toxins into the air to defend themselves from mankind. I'm sure that M. Night believes that man is destroying the planent by driving SUVs. But I think he should go back to 7th grade science class and learn about a little something called Photosynthesis.

All the activity mankind does like driving cars, heating their homes, cooking food and oh yeah BREATHING releases Carbon Dioxide into the Atmosphere, which of course TREES NEED TO SURVIVE! It's their oxygen without it they can't grow. It's called SYMBIOSIS.

If anything the trees should attack the Greeny Weenies because they want to to cut down on CO2 emissions, the trees' very lifeblood. And what about the vegetarians? Shouldn't the plants go after the vegetarians? Meat eaters eat the things that eat the plants, plants should appreciate the meat eaters. I think "M" has it completely backwards.

Continue reading "Why M. Night Shyamalan Is Wrong!" »

By Elmer Beaugreguard

It was a stunning blow to the Global Warming Lobby last week when their much ballyhooed Cap and Trade Bill was pulled.

This week they are licking their wounds, but that doesn't mean they are down for the count. They are spinning this as some kind of victory and are saying, just wait untill next year when Obama is at the helm.

Eric Pooley of Time Magazine says:

most environmental groups found reason to be cheerful. "We have taken comprehensive global warming legislation farther than it has ever gone before," ..."A national limit on global warming pollution is inevitable."

Continue reading "Greeny Weenies Lose Round One!" »