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The Nobel Committee Ignored a Genuine Heroine to Promote a Climate Scammer

by 1389AD ( 41 Comments › )
Filed under Climate, History, Holocaust, United Nations at April 20th, 2011 - 7:00 pm

By Gramfan

Irena Sendler

Irena Sendler – Sleeping With The Angels – Irena Sendler Symphony

The clip above is self-explanatory.

A film was made about her, starring Anna Paquin.

In 2007 Irena Sendler was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for saving around 2,500 children from the certain death of being taken from the Warsaw Ghetto to Treblinka.

It remains unclear why the Nobel Committee took so long to recognize her achievement with a nomination. One can only speculate on their agenda.

Suffice it to say Al Gore and the IPCC won the Peace Prize that year.

If you ever had any doubts that the Nobel Committee is totally beyond contempt I hope these doubts are now dispelled.

It is worthwhile to refresh the memory, or possibly inform people who may not know of Irena Sendler.

The way thinks are looking now regarding Jews, no only in Europe again, but everywhere, it is up to the good and righteous to make sure that another Jewish Holocaust never happens again.

In fact it is up to the good and righteous to make sure NO genocide ever occurs again.

The United Nations is not going to stop any further attempts at genocide, even though they “appear to care”, and have the “Responsibility to Protect Doctrine”.

The UN proved this in Rwanda. They pulled out their “peace keepers”.

The UN is also beneath contempt, just like the Nobel Committee.


Originally published on The West, Islam, and Sharia.

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North Korea Observes Earth Hour

by Bunk Five Hawks X ( 164 Comments › )
Filed under Asia, Communism, Environmentalism, North Korea, Open thread, Satire at March 31st, 2011 - 11:00 pm


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To be truthful, this is cheating a bit, as this satellite photo was not taken on 26 March. North Korea’s been observing Earth Hour for decades, every hour of every night of every day of every year, and they’re doing their part to preserve the environment and stave off Global Warming.

Just look at their selfish greedy capitalist neighbors to the south. Pathetic. If only everyone would follow in the AGW-enlightened footsteps of the land of, um, ah, [where’s my thesaurus?] well, you get the drift.

Speaking of drifts, the eastern U.S.  is set up for a spring snowstorm courtesy of the Global Cooling efforts of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, so let’s turn on all the lights in the Rec Room, crank the stereo and heat up some stuff on the electric range while we enjoy the power of freedom here on The Overnight Open Thread.

Mom, Gramma and FLOW

by Bunk Five Hawks X ( 243 Comments › )
Filed under Climate, Humor, Japan, Links, Open thread at March 11th, 2011 - 11:00 pm


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Yeah.  So as I was saying,  um, er, heh… well crap.  Lost my train of thought due to random synapses firing out of sequence while contemplating all the awesome contained in that one image. So let’s balance that awesome with some non-awesome.

DoD’s Walter von Dichische spotted a link that features a couple of jawdropping examples of twittering brilliance:

Mom, Gramma, FLOW, and a couple of teenage twits — Put them all together and they spell The Overnight Open Thread.

The Floods in Australia and Green Policy Failure

by coldwarrior ( 171 Comments › )
Filed under Australia, Climate, Environmentalism at January 19th, 2011 - 6:30 pm

Its 1030 AM tomorrow in Melbourne…so, they already read this post  🙂

Below is an amalgamation of many articles read in order to get to the bottom of the role that the Green Lobby played in the preventable deaths and preventable property damage in the floods in Eastern Australia.

It floods in Queensland, Australia every 35 years or so.  The last time was in 1974, in exactly the same places. This time thewater was a foot below the 1974 event and 10 feet below the 1893 record setting flood. Currently, there is a moderate La Nina, just like last time,  occurring which increases the amount of rain in Eastern Australia and the Western Pacific rim. In El Nino times, the rain shifts to the Eastern Pacific.

Most advanced Western Democracies learn from repetitive events, that is until politics and bad science trumps reality. This can, and has to a certain extent has, happened here.

The religion of Man Made Global Warming knows no bounds. The BBC  called this flooding a ‘freak weather event’. Really…this happens every 35 years. This is taken from the memory vault:

Here is Memory Vault’s post. It is addressed to the climate trolls who haunt this blog, forever assuring us with their characteristic shrill certainty, that the “science” is now settled and that we skeptics are greedy, selfish fools.

I am sitting here in my home in South East Queensland, watching the news come in about the flooding everywhere. Entire suburbs around Brisbane and several smaller towns are either isolated by flood-waters or have been evacuated. Highways are cut everywhere.

People have been dying. So far about 20 people have died in the past week – nine just this morning when a deluge went through the Lockyer Valley. Most of them children. Another 70 are missing. One could put it all down to “just” weather.

Except EXACTLY the same floods occurred in EXACTLY the same places back in 1974, with much the same tragic loss of life and destruction of property.

Back then we weren’t nearly as clever and learned as you think yourselves to be today. Back then we had this silly notion that climate was cyclical, and if we didn’t prepare for it, we would have a repeat of the same tragedies to deal with in “about thirty years”. That was the thinking of the scientists back then – that climate went in roughly thirty year cycles.

Flood mitigation programs were planned. A series of levee banks and diversionary dams would be built. Brisbane and SE QLD would NEVER suffer such devastation again. After all, we had thirty years to plan and build and improve.

And that’s what we did – or at least started. Wivenhoe Dam got built as the first step, but by the time it was finished clever people like you lot who “knew” that such things were never going to happen again had taken over. CO2 AGW madness had already taken hold.

Instead we had “post modern” minds like Tim Flannery “advising” the government that because of Anthropogenic Global Warming, SE QLD would be perpetually in drought from then on. “Forget dams and flood mitigation programs”, intoned the wise Dr Tim – “build desalination plants instead”.

So that’s what our government did. And that is why thirty five years later, we are once again suffering exactly the SAME tragic loss of life and destruction of property, pretty-much exactly where, and when, and how, those stupid scientists who foolishly believed climate was cyclical had predicted.

Meanwhile our billion dollar desalination plant is quietly being mothballed, and emergency crews are frantically trying to work out how they might be able to save nineteen thousand homes from destruction in the next couple of days, as the Lockyer deluge hits Brisbane. Wise Dr Tim Flannery has been made ‘Australian of the Year” for his contributions.

I google on the internet for climate extremes and climate-related disasters in the 1972 – 1979 period – the period of the last transition in the natural weather cycle, and I find that it wasn’t a good period in many places around the world. Record and near record high – and low temperatures, record and near-record precipitation, and so on. Floods and droughts pretty-much mimicking what is happening now, and in pretty-much the same places.

I also noted that the indicators of the “silly” theory of the cyclical nature , ocean and atmospheric, are pretty much exactly as they are now.

I have to admit it could all get a bit depressing. But then I remember that the world is in the capable hands of much cleverer people than those silly scientists back in the Seventies who believed climate was cyclical. Now the decisions are being made by clever people like Dr Tim Flannery

But “Memory Vault” particularly condemns a second individual, Tim Flannery, a professor of earth and life sciences at Macquarie University, chair of the Copenhagen Climate Council, and the 2007 Australian of the Year. It is he, above all, who managed to convince the state government that the predicable cycle of droughts and floods will no longer happen, and that the state, instead of beefing up defences from the last major event 30 years ago in 1974, should prepare for long-term water shortages.

“Growing evidence,” declared Flannery, “suggests that hotter soils, caused directly by global warming, have increased evaporation and transpiration and that the change is permanent. I believe the first thing Australians need to do is to stop worrying about ‘the drought’ – which is transient – and start talking about the new climate”. It was input such as this that had the state government spending $1.2 billion on desalination plant, instead of flood defences, a plant now mothballed, as the flood waters mount.

Needless to say, the Queensland state Premier Anna Bligh is now talking of “exceptional events”, and the BBC happily chirps about a “freak of nature” – an attempt to reinforce the subliminal message that nothing could have been done.

But the real story is bizarre, another classic example of the greenies forcing major distortions in policy which cost money we haven’t got and eventually kill people. Increasingly we see that the obsession with global warming is not a risk-free option. It costs money we can’t afford, and lives. This must stop.

From other articles, it appears that the Climateers managed to convince planning councils that there would be no more floods, it would be very dry. So, in earnest, billions were spent on desalination plants and homes were allowed to be build on flood planes…exactly where the floods occurred last time, and the time before that…

Detailed aerial map pictures of the Queensland flood can be viewed here. Those houses that are flooded shouldn’t be there and others should not have been built on slabs but on elevated stilts, yes stilts. just like at the beach.