"The Congress, ... on the Application of the Legislatures of two thirds of the several States, shall call a Convention for proposing Amendments, which ... shall be valid to all Intents and Purposes, as Part of this Constitution, when ratified by the Legislatures of three fourths of the several States or by Conventions in three fourths thereof, as the one or the other Mode of Ratification may be proposed by the Congress;" Article 5, U.S. Constitution.
"In October 2008, the Met predicted 'a milder than average' winter, only for Britain to experience its coldest in 10 years. The following year, the Met predicted that 'the trend to milder and wetter winters is expected to continue' – only for Britain to experience the coldest winter in 30 years. This winter has proved the coldest since records begin." — Andrew Orlowski. 7 January, 2011.
Guilt, Sin and Redemption.
"Over the last few years, ... AGW theory has gone from a scientific curiosity to a politically-correct catechism. ... It seems to fulfil a human need for sacrifice ... . It is the ancient myth about guilt and sin and redemption in a new guise." — John Reid, 20 December, 2010.
When He was Young. "In Virginia, the weather ... has changed dramatically. ... Snow is so scarce today that most Virginia children probably don't own a sled. But neighbors came to our home at Hickory Hill nearly every winter weekend to ride saucers and Flexible Flyers." — Robert F. Kennedy Jr., 24 September, 2008.
The Essence of Chaos. "Only God can predict the long term time evolution of a chaotic dynamical system, because only God can specify the governing equations and the initial conditions to arbitrary precision." TAS, Unpublished Works.
World Climate Widget.
Truth to Power.
So Why Does the Met Office get it so Wrong? "The data collection system is far from perfect, designed primarily for weather recording, not long-term climate prediction. ... Because of this effect [urban heat island], instrument changes, inbuilt errors and the huge gaps in the record, the crude data has to be 'adjusted' - sometimes several times. ... The complexity of the calculations, and the considerable element of human judgment ... leave the process wide open to error and bias." — Richard North, 2 January, 2010
Rocket Launcher Found In Houston Apartment. "[The launcher] belonged to Nabilaye I. Yansane ... [O]fficers also found Jihadist writings ... . No charges related to the rocket launcher or writings were filed. ... Houston police said they did a thorough investigation and did not find any ties to terrorists or a terrorist network." [Emphasis added] — Click2Houston.com, 31 December, 2009.
Barack Ran.
We all are Israel.
"As a young man, I traveled extensively through the Middle East ... . The so-called 'Middle East conflict' ... is about Jihad. ... Israel is fighting the jihad that is meant for all of us. So we should all defend Israel. We all are Israel." — Geert Wilders, 2 November, 2009.
Superfluous Eaters.
"They are objects of derision. Influential government officials refer to them as unproductive, of less value than others in society. The political party running the government aggressively denies them access to health services while putting in place bureaucracies devoted, in effect, to ending their lives." — Stuart Schwartz writing on 27 December in The American Thinker (See also Welch, S. R. 'The Annihilation of Superfluous Eaters').
All Pain. No Gain.
Click the image to read and sign the petition opposing Cap and Trade.
"While Harry’s log shows him worrying about the integrity of the database, the climate scientists are e-mailing one another with strategies for blocking outsiders’ legal requests to see their data.
"While Harry is puzzling over temperatures ... the scientists are confidently making proclamations to journalists ... and plotting revenge against those who question the dangers of global warming. When a journal publishes a skeptic’s paper, the scientists ... focus instead on retaliation against the journal and the editor ... ." [Emphasis added] — John Tierny writing for the New York ("all the news that fits, we print") Times; 1 December, 2009.
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