German Election Non-results:...


JIM RIVER REPORT

Right to Privacy


Featured Articles

African American denounces racist allegations

From Star Parker:The charges of racism-inspired foot-dragging isn't just nonsense. It's pernicious nonsense. This is how the New York Daily News called it regarding charges, from the usual circle of black leaders, that the rescue efforts in New Orleans were...
Dred Roberts The Pirate

E. J. Dionne is at it again. Having bad mouthed American democracy because it might result in a conservative Supreme Court, he now decides that the Senate and the American people have a right to know the future. Sen. Lindsey...
No Linkage Found: Hurricanes, Global Warming

A couple of postings on TCS both relate to this message:

Global Warming and Hurricanes: Still No Connection

A scientific team led by Peter Webster of the Georgia Institute of Technology today published findings in Science magazine. The team claimed to have found evidence in the historical record of both more tropical cyclones, such as Hurricane Katrina, but also a higher percentage of more intense ones....The conclusion many draw from papers such as these is that anthropogenic global warming from the burning of fossil fuels by humans is causing more lethal storms. A closer look, though, reveals not human action but rather natural cycles are the primary cause.

The piece goes on with the analysis of the findings that demonstrates that they CANNOT prove what is claimed.

Coalition of the Seething

The organization of a broad coalition of envirowacko groups is used here to focus on the lack of substantive scientific evidence in support of a human caused global warming catastrophe.

Claims that Katrina is due to global warming are not supported by scientific or historical evidence, but that doesn't stop the hysteria. Beliefs that hurricanes have increased in frequency and severity are simply false. The only measurable increase is in the cost of repairing the damage. This is mostly explained by natural cost increases, exploitation of demand for materials and more people living in regions of climate hazards.
Claims of severe weather increasing in the future are also scientifically and historically wrong. More severe weather is associated with cooling not warming. Storms and tornadoes occur along the boundary between the warm subtropical air and the cold polar air known as the Polar Front. The power of the storms is a function of the temperature contrast across the Front known as the Zonal Index. Global warming theory says the polar air will warm more than the subtropical air thus reducing the temperature contrast and the potential for severe weather.

OK. If the science is really weak here, then what's the agenda? Some other driving force?

Kyoto was an attempt to control, limit or even weaken industrialized nations built on capitalism, trade and democracy. Maurice Strong, principle architect of the Rio conference and it's offspring Kyoto, reportedly said. "Isn't the only hope for the planet that the industrialized nations collapse? Isn't it our responsibility to bring that about?" Now Kyoto is unmasked as unworkable because it pays very high economic cost for absolutely no gain. Even attempts to suggest it was about pollution failed. Charles Dumont of Lombard Street Research says it "would in no way prevent global warming" and puts the cost at 16 trillion dollars.

Of COURSE! It global warming, Kyoto et al makes a great Trojan Horse for the warmed over vomit of socialism. Shocking! Simply shocking!

Katrina Victims

These people interviewed by ABC at the Astrodome must not have gotten the memo: ABC News producers probably didn't hear what they expected when they sent Dean Reynolds to the Houston Astrodome's parking lot to get reaction to President Bush's...
Gorgeous George vs. Hitch

Since I have absolutely nothing better to do (saddlebronc riding, jumping jacks are out of the question) on Saturday, I'm planning on watching C-SPAN's broadcast of the Hitchens-Galloway "debate." If you want a text-only run-down before catching Hitch and Galloway...
UK U's Urged to Rat Out Radicals

Universities urged to root out extremism

Universities must root out extremism on campus as part of the war on terror, Ruth Kelly, Education Secretary will say in a speech.

Here's a radical new idea from across the pond: universities to actively monitor and crack down on extreme radicalism in order to help in the terror war.

Ms Kelly is expected to tell the organisation's annual conference: "Higher education institutions need to identify and confront unacceptable behaviour on their premises and within their community. "They should be alert and be unafraid to set their own boundaries - within the law and with the law in support - in consultation with their own community and the wider community. "That means informing the police where criminal offences are being perpetrated or where there may be concerns about possible criminal acts.

What a concept. Sound to me like she gets it.

Disturbing Details

Michelle Malkin: Who is Mahmoud Mawwad?...
More On Umpires

I wish to add to the discussion of the umpire/judge analogy. Of course the analogy is imperfect, but it is effective as far as it goes. I would simply add this. If there was an umpire who said, Some are...

A Message from tdaxp

Send feedback to danhabbott@gmail.com

Browse the Archives

What's New with the Blogs

Louisiana?s Democrat congressman

Emmy Who?

Fighting Fascism in Iraq

Monday Night Masts

I can tell that they've become -- Hegelian

CINDY SHEEHAN "HARASSED" IN NYC


South Dakota Blogs

A legal question about vampires and zombies

Pheasant Season's Shaping Up

Google Blog Search

Louisiana's Ghost Train

Thune Responds to the Pledge Decision

College Football Saturday

Kofi Annan and incompetence

Dred Roberts The Pirate II

Conservatives failing?

Lynn Swan: Going Deep

God and the U.S. Coast Guard

Americans Love Their Conspiracies

Tomorrow is Coming - Later Today!

Clinton v. Bush

Democrat Mayor bankrupted New Orleans

Clinton Apes Carter in Attacking President

SD Updates

Photoshop the Islamic Way!


American Blogs

Monday Morning Open

Nagin Changes Mind On N.O. Reopening

Oops, Never Mind

Hanson Vs. Huffington, Video on Demand

A Good Organization to Keep an Eye On

Muslim Council of Britain Fights Extremists

Victims Less Angry Than Bush-haters

Afghans Go to the Polls


Pro-Freedom, Anti-Terror

Good News in Japan: Koizumi was reelected in a la...

Thank You, Mongolia!

The Horror of War

The Land of Absolutely No Smiles

The DPJ Gets Serious

Kaplan?s Blueprint for Action

Plato on Lying

Tommy Chong, political prisoner.


South Dakota Blog Alliance

RadioActive Chief, Ryen McClaren, Sibby Online, South Dakota Politics, Straight Talk


tdaxp Blog Network

Jim River Report, tdaxp, Bloglines, Cobuyitaphobia, Junk Politics

Breaking News

Sunday column topic: The Tuesday edition

Debating Simmons' future

Mayor Suspends Re-Entry Into New Orleans

Bush Questions New Orleans Re-Entry Plan

The Next Nomination


South Dakota Mainstream Media

Talkin? Smack: Right to Life edition

And I would have gotten away with it, too ?

South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Eroding property rights, or not?

Webster man formally charged

Helping the Red Cross help victims

Age doesn't hamper Hub City man

Stop me if you?ve heard this one ?


American Mainstream Media

Bush Praises Afghan Election; Troops to Remain

Congress Wants Bush to Ask Thailand Tough Questions

Saddam Nephew Gets Life in Prison

German Parties Begin Haggling After Inconclusive Election

Rice says Syria should not meddle in Lebanon

Election Reformers Hand Report to Bush

Bush Administration, China to Discuss Trade Deficit

Private Industry, Private Citizens, to Gulf's Rescue


British Mainstream Media

Child Snatch Mother Held In Spain

Al Qaeda Deputy Admits Bombings

Storm Puts New Orleans Return On Hold

N Korea's Demands Over Nuclear Deal


Everyone Else

Ridin? the train: watch for rocks!

Clean Cut Kid » John Thune, Dan Nelson Automotive, and MetaBank

South Dakota?s Best Pizza?

Greatest Indian of All Time?


Jim River Report Archives

Browse archives for...
  1. today
  2. this month
  3. this year

This page is permalinked

How Popular is the Jim River Report?