-
Donations
-
I have removed Google ads due to Google's political bias on climate
-
Recent Posts
- Sceptic Any Questions
- What to do with paedophiles
- NASA threatens Trump
- Trump Rejoices at news
- Trump is coming!
- TRUMP TRiUMPhs
- Official Scottish Government Response to President Trump (Scoop!)
- Well done Trump! – it’s time to drain the climate swamp
- US Election – As commentators start to realise Trump could win
- The People’s Revolution – The future
- Civil war in the US? FBI vows to bring justice department down?
- The Internet Revolution for Numpties
- Trump sentences Media to Death
- Ted Cruz Statement on Trump
- Is Google repressing Clinton Scandal?
- The US election just a question of how you perceive the free market
- Who will rid me of these turbulent things
- Clinton will bring down the greatest fraud in history
- Trump Allegations – Pathetic
- Question: Can Bernie Sanders replace Clinton?
-
Recent Comments
Monthly Archives: April 2011
Global Warming has been buried this election
When I wondered how much global warming had featured in the Scottish elections, the headlines really spoke for themselves: The Guardian (blog)- 4 days ago … us to tackle the daunting threat of global warming over the next four decades. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged bird mincers, climate change, global warming, scottish election, windmills Leave a comment
Now Online gaming causing global warming
Is Angry Birds Increasing Global Warming? “We are well aware that the Angry Birds causes plenty of damage to complex structures and greedy green pigs, but are they causing damage in real life? The most successful mobile game ever seen … Continue reading
Are we on the verge of a global warming tipping point?
I’ve been playing Rome Total war with the kids … OK, I’ve been playing Rome Total War. For those who don’t know, this is a computer game where you direct the operation of your army against the computer. Each army … Continue reading
How to Boil a Frog
“The title is based on the premise that if a frog is placed in boiling water it will jump out but, if it is placed in cold water that is slowly heated, it will not perceive the danger and will … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, My Best Articles, science Tagged boiling frog, climate change, global warming, Saffron walden 2 Comments
After the drought another “global warming could” story
Thanks to WUWT, for his Story on “Now its global warming killing Pikas“, obviously the Pikas (some kind of American rat/rabbit) isn’t the story, so much as the almost complete absence lately of these “global warming could … kill the … … Continue reading
Alternative Vote vs. First Past the Post
Left or Right? It’s a free choice! Back in my youth I was a liberal democrat and even stood once as a councillor (gaining 200 votes, or as I put it: doubling the vote). So, I used to be a … Continue reading
A view from the other side
For those of us fed up with the lack of press coverage of the many revelations that continue to bulldoze each and every claim of the global warming zealots, perhaps a view of the ecozealot trenches will highlight the fact … Continue reading
Global warming Death threats
The chief executive of the Met Office, John Hirst, has revealed that, in common with global warming sceptics such as former children’s TV presenter Johnny Ball, he has received death threats for his stance on climate change. (Read more: http://www.thefirstpost.co.uk/77902,people,news,met-office-boss-gets-death-threats-over-climate-change#ixzz1JtxSXvJ9) … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized 2 Comments
Global warming must be true, Charles Manson believes in it.
Global warming must be true, Charles Manson believes in it. Killer breaks 20-year silence on 40th anniversary of gruesome Sharon Tate murders. ‘If we don’t change that as rapidly as I’m speaking to you now, if we don’t put the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized Leave a comment
A climate of apathy
In selling his carbon tax compensation plan last week, Greg Combet told the ABC1’s Lateline: “Australia is not acting alone. We’re not out ahead of the rest of the world. Other countries are taking important steps as well.” So, it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized 6 Comments

