With each new natural disaster (sometimes even earthquakes and volcanic eruptions) comes the usual suspects confidently predicting “It’s gonna get a lot worse, and fast, unless we(fill in the blank).”

But the MSM never later go back to see how these “scientific” prognostications actually turned out.

The truth is, they are ALWAYS wrong. And by quite a bit. They ALWAYS GROSSLY OVERSTATE the coming adverse effects.

Yet anyone who challenges the prevailing (and most financially lucrative) viewpoint is labeled a “science denier.”

When it comes to longer term Armageddon global weather predictions, too many scientists reject their own scientific method (which should include challenges and debate) — instead mindlessly adopting the religious beliefs of those who worship Gaia.

Here are three links to some articles that list the doomsday predictions vs. what actually happened. They sometimes overlap in their examples, but repetition may well be the key to learning.… Read More

Earth Day 2014 deserves a detailed report on the environmental achievements of California High-Speed Rail, the spine of the mass transit connectivity system that will one day transport you between your own home transit village and another transit village.

And yes, you WILL ride, because artificial government cost barriers will discourage you from driving and flying. A governor and legislators who today are merely students protesting at a University of California campus somewhere will enact such policies between 2028 and 2041.

Trees-for-Shade and Other Schemes for “Net Zero Emissions”

The California High-Speed Rail Authority claims it will achieve “net zero emissions” when it builds its “First Construction Segment” from Madera to Bakersfield by 2017. This program will allegedly allow the Authority to avoid adding to the state’s carbon footprint already imprinted by the lifestyles of Hollywood celebrities and other top Democratic Party campaign contributors.

Net zero emissions means lots of free and discounted stuff to the San Joaquin Valley. The Authority plans to plant 5,000 trees, buy new school buses for school… Read More