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by Larry Bryan The misinformation that has existed for several decades about CO2 from human activity being the cause of global warming and climate change is causing governments and others to misallocate and spend trillions of dollars (hat could be … Continue reading →

This is Julie Hartman speaking May 18, 2022. Harvard College class of 2022. About 6 minutes and well worth the time. Thank you and congratulations Julie! Her website is https://www.julie-hartman.com/ https://honorcouncil.fas.harvard.edu/people/julie-hartman-22

Bill Gates has said that when it comes to understanding energy realities “we need to bring math to the problem.” He’s right. Sunday, July 7, 2019 A week doesn’t pass without a mayor, governor, policymaker or pundit joining the rush … Continue reading →

Pinatubo Study Phase 1 Report By: Bud Bromley, April 29, 2022 Contributing Editor:  Tomer Tamarkin Abstract Digital signal processing technology was used to analyze daily carbon dioxide data from the joint NOAA – Scripps Oceanographic Institution’s Global Monitoring Laboratory (MLO).  … Continue reading →

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.04.18.22271936v1.full Here is Alex Berenson’s analysis and summary of the technical article at the link above: Alex Berenson on Substack URGENT: The most powerful evidence yet that mRNA vaccines hurt long-term immunity to Covid after infection A bombshell study – … Continue reading →

CO2 “crisis” is a “tempest in a teapot” or a “storm in a teacup.” “Excitabat fluctus in simpulo” ~ Cicero, in De Legibus, circa 52 BC Consider a pot of boiling water.  If more water is added to the pot, … Continue reading →

By David Wojick |May 10th, 2022|Climate|129 Comments CLINTEL is collecting signatures on a great thing called the World Climate Declaration or WCD. I gladly signed it awhile back and they just hit 1,000 signatures. I am here putting the word out, so … Continue reading →

The National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) examined the public records of Memphis, Tennessee and found that the zip codes containing a higher number of handgun permit holders had the lowest burglary rates. Their findings were contrary to NBER’s expectations. … Continue reading →

Twitter is still shadow banning as of today. May 5, 2022. I replied today to Michael “hockey stick” Mann with a quote from a peer-reviewed study which he co-authored. Immediately I was asked by Twitter to take the shadow test. … Continue reading →