4.5 billion emergency funds for migrants

[clintonhater]

and why are the people not standing up and fending off the crime?

Because it's far easier to come HERE, where they know they'll be welcomed & provided for by native-born traitors.

[Clark Howard]

Have you ever noticed that the police in Mexico and Central America wear masks to hide their identity? If they are recognized, they risk kidnapping, murder, and arson retaliation from the mass of lawless individuals. There is a large group of people in Mexico who are exempt from the law. Many of them are government officials. If we allow this influx of people from south of the border, we are inviting this same behavior in the United States. The dems are all for it, because it creates chaos and fear among the population. Those who value freedom, self determination, private property, and safety of their persons need to stop this dem swindle before we hand the control of our country over to them. They don't mind using murder, intimidation, starvation, kidnapping, and arson to retain control of the population. Look at history. Regards, Clark

[barretcreek]

The 'Rats are all for a two tier injustice system. Look at Portland. My only hope is the Feds have that bunch so infiltrated that they will roll up the hole bunch including the mayor.

[Vern Humphrey]

The 'Rats are all for a two tier injustice system. Look at Portland. My only hope is the Feds have that bunch so infiltrated that they will roll up the hole bunch including the mayor.

Given what we've seen of the Feds lately, they're probably HELPING the illegals and covering up for the corrupt politicians.

[dryheat]

That's Portland Maine, not Oregon which is pretty nutty too. Lesson; don't move to any Portland.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qz8hnoWDAk

If I lived in a state where the governor gave a speech like that, I'd move immediately.

[Vern Humphrey]

How many times do I have to tell you -- leftists make rules for OTHER people to follow.

[togor]

How many times do I have to tell you -- leftists make rules for OTHER people to follow.

Like old men saying "no birth control or abortions for you gals" you mean?

Seriously: legislatures make rules for other people to follow, since most people aren't in the legislature. We hope to elect people who will do a halfway decent job of it. Trouble is, other voices catch their ears--the people with a lot of money riding one way or the other on each an every rule.

[lyman]

Lyman,


You know who else keeps meticulous records? Going back decades and longer? Wine growers on estates. They see it too. As do people in the pest control industry. I could go on but you'll be better off digging for yourself.

interesting read,

http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2006/07/medieval-warmth-and-english-wine/

and in the comments,


apparently, numbers have to be extrapolated, not written,
so the data should be considered suspect, (depending on who commissioned the study)

Grape ripening as a past climate indicator
Nature, Vol. 432, 18 November 2004.

French records of grape-harvest dates in Burgundy were used to reconstruct spring-summer temperatures from 1370 to 2003 using a process-based phenology model developed for the Pinot Noir grape. Our results reveal that temperatures as high as those reached in the 1990s have occurred several times in Burgundy since 1370. However, the summer of 2003 appears to have been extraordinary, with temperatures that were probably higher than in any other year since 1370.

comments are a good read as well,

[togor]

And, Lyman, compare the years since 2003!

[lyman]

And, Lyman, compare the years since 2003!

I still think that is short term thinking, kinda like looking at yesterday to predict next month,

a part of it maybe, but just a very small part of the picture, or rather looking at one small shrubbery when you need to look at the entire forest

[togor]

Well the entire forest is showing signs. Polar regions heating the fastest. Parts of India becoming nearly uninhabitable in the June heat waves before monsoon season. Everywhere we look something is going on. So it puts the Doubter-In-Chief yet again in a bad light if you ask me. I mean he could say that we have to find a balance between mitigation and economic impacts, but no, he just says "I don't believe, and let's burn more coal and petroleum".

[Vern Humphrey]

I still think that is short term thinking, kinda like looking at yesterday to predict next month,

a part of it maybe, but just a very small part of the picture, or rather looking at one small shrubbery when you need to look at the entire forest

The Earth is 4.54 BILLION years old (plus or minus 0.05 billion.) If you want to show me a temperature chart, show me one that goes back more than a a few HUNDRED years.

One thing that such a chart will show is that climate change is natural.

[S.A. Boggs]

The dummies can't tell what sex they belong to, how in the heck can they tell anyone about "climate" change. It is about money and power, take the carbon tax...still a tax. More money to buy votes for those not inclined to work. The NEA sure did a good job of dumbing down America, "our" three are prime examples of the stupidity and low testicular fortitude.
Sam

[Roadkingtrax]

The dummies can't tell what sex they belong to, how in the heck can they tell anyone about "climate" change. It is about money and power, take the carbon tax...still a tax. More money to buy votes for those not inclined to work. The NEA sure did a good job of dumbing down America, "our" three are prime examples of the stupidity and low testicular fortitude.
Sam

I see you've declared Independence from Cognition today. How very festive!

[lyman]

The Earth is 4.54 BILLION years old (plus or minus 0.05 billion.) If you want to show me a temperature chart, show me one that goes back more than a a few HUNDRED years.

One thing that such a chart will show is that climate change is natural.

I agree, and have been saying that all along,