California is the wealthiest state in the U.S. and has a Democrat super majority but, as Tim Pool points out, still faces growing problems. Trump slammed Nancy Pelosi over her failing district as reports of homelessness and disease show just how bad California really is. Add all of this to the ongoing black outs and…
So far, deaths associated with California’s San Fernando Valley area wildfire has climbed to 3 and, unfortunately, the fire still burns. Thankfully, the fire has moved to areas not occupied by residents which will make controlling and suppressing it easier. However, with the outcry resulting from Pacific Gas and Electric’s decision to cut off power…
Before planned blackouts are through in two or three days, as many as 3 million Californians may go without power. By Chuck DeVore, October 9, 2019, The Federalist The power is out in Northern California. More than 1 million Californians are now without electricity, one of modern life’s essentials that is frequently taken for granted.…
The state of California penalizes the state’s utility companies, like Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), by holding them strictly liable resulting from any mishap with the company’s service area. For example, any outbreaks of wildfires resulting from sparks from company power lines hitting each other due to high winds or a tree limb blown into…
Climate journalism gets more and more ridiculous by the day. Reporters no longer make any attempt to be credible.
Climate alarmists are trying to scare you into submission through primal fears of burning or drowning. In this video, Tony Heller shows that these claims are nonsense, just like everything else they say. PHOTO CREDIT: By Daphne Zaras – http://www.nssl.noaa.gov/headlines/dszpics.htmlOriginally uploaded at en.wikipedia; description page is/was here., Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=2130165
US wildfire burn acreage is down 80% over the last eighty years. In this video, Tony Heller shows how climate alarmists have made up absurd excuses to ignore the inconvenient historical data.
