First Principles

Well, no big surprises.  He made the same promises that he made a year ago, and the only difference is that now we can be even more sure he won’t keep any of them. The big takeaway from me on this was just how unserious this speech was. 

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No, it’s not a reelection cheer.  It’s the countdown to certain DOOOOOOOM!!!!

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I’ve always said that people who think global warming is the existential threat its proponents claim it is should go all in.  They should ban Christmas lights, street lights, impose blackout-like energy curfews, enforce limits on home sizes, etc.  We could go back to WWII style gas ration cards, and ban unecessary road trips.  People […]

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This guy was just trying to help all of his fellow ice fisherman get to their shacks.  The fact that he had a shack on the same Minnesota lake had nothing to do with it. Personally, I think he should sue the oil companies for their role in global warming, without which the ice surely […]

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James Hansen, one of the world’s leading climate scientists, will today call for the chief executives of large fossil fuel companies to be put on trial for high crimes against humanity and nature, accusing them of actively spreading doubt about global warming in the same way that tobacco companies blurred the links between smoking and […]

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This wasn’t the headline on the article that appeared on the front page of today’s Reno Gazette-Journal. But following the logic of most of the alarmist pieces about “global warming,” it should have been. After all, there is the “undeniable truth” that the planet is warming, and stuff is happening in our environment at the […]

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Oranges are freezing in Florida.  Cold weather in India kills 23 people.  For the first time in 100 years, it snowed in Baghdad.  The warmest year on record was 10 years ago, and in the US, the warmest year on record was more than 70 years ago. All of this is proof of global warming. […]

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Today is “Blog Action Day,” where we all are supposed to leave our energy sucking computers on a little longer in order to save the environment. Just like Al Gore, we can all cut the world’s emissions if only we use a lot more of them – for the right reasons, of course. But what […]

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