Climate Changers Forecasts Complete Nonsense : Who Knew?

We should  talking about something that everyone doesn't already know, man-climate change is for the unhinged mentally deranged democrats that are bound and determined to steal every last dime that the stupid taxpayers, democrat Gruber, have before they leave office.

We need to talk about how to save the country, to hell with the environment, after the progressives socialist liberal left democrat leave office and our country in ruins.

Pass Out the Eggs: There Are Some Faces That Need Some
Posted on January 7, 2015 by Steven Hayward in Environment (PowerLine)

I know, keeping track of failed environmental doomsday predictions is such bad form, and is too easy besides. But it is necessary to remind everyone anyway. Over at Fox News Maxim Lott reminds us of five predictions for the year 2015 that don’t looks so good right now:

1) UN overestimated global warming by 2015
2) All Rainforest Species Will Be Extinct
3) Oil will run out by 2015
4) Arctic sea ice will disappear by 2015.
5) Looking to the future: A billion people could die from climate change by 2020

Lott has the details for each of these at the link. By the way, prediction #5 was made by Obama’s science adviser, John Holdren.

Meanwhile, Bryan Walsh of Time magazine is bucking for a Green Weenie with his 2011 article making fun of Michele Bachmann for claiming the U.S. could have $2 gasoline again. Said the cocksure Mr. Walsh in “Why Michele Bachmann’s $2-a-Gallon Gas Promise Is a Fantasy”:

On Wednesday Michele Bachmann said something that’s just very, very wrong. Which isn’t unusual in and of itself but is something that needs to be debunked. At a campaign stop in South Carolina, the Minnesota Representative took on the high price of gasoline:

“The day that the President became President, gasoline was $1.79 a gallon. Look at what it is today. Under President Bachmann, you will see gasoline come down below $2 a gallon again. That will happen.” 

So Bachmann has promised to bring gasoline below $2 a gallon — a 56% decrease from the current average price of $3.58 a gallon. Now, there are a few things wrong with this.

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