Sunday, November 15, 2020
COVID Action Platform | World Economic Forum
Doug Ross @ Journal: The New York Times' Pennsylvania Voting Data Seems to Confirm Massive and Obvious Vote Count Manipulation for Biden
"I've retrieved all of The New York Times' 2020 presidential datasets, which have a time-series of voting data from a company called Edison Research. Here, for instance, is Pennsylvania's.
What I found is pretty fascinating, especially in Pennsylvania.
As just one example, here is a graph depicting the shifts in votes starting on election day. The X-axis represents the change in votes (positive values represent shifts for Trump, negative values represent shifts for Biden.
May I call your attention to the differences between the left and the right sides of the graph?
Please note that after about 23:00 hours on 11/4/20 Zulu, virtually all vote swings went for Biden.
But you need to see the data. Below is a spreadsheet with the time-series...Read all!
The Futility of “Renewable” Energy in Two Easy Charts
Figure 1. US primary energy consumption (1949-2019). EIA“Renewable energy” includes hydroelectric, wind and solar power.
A quick look at this graph should tell anyone with at least two functioning synapses in their brain (the typical brain has trillions of synapses) that this is the dumbest thing ever said:
Democrat Joe Biden’s remark that he would “transition” away from oil in the U.S. in favor of renewable energy drew quick attention Thursday night from President Donald Trump, who saw it as a boon to his election chances in key states.
“I would transition away from the oil industry, yes,” Biden said in the presidential debate’s closing minutes under peppering from Trump. “The oil industry pollutes, significantly. … It has to be replaced by renewable energy over time.”
AP
Despite an “investment” of about $380 billion from 2004-2015, “renewable” energy consumption only increased by 3.6 quadrillion BTU.
That’s $105.56 per million BTU (mmBTU).
The wellhead price for natural gas is currently around $3.30/mmBTU ...Read all!
New federal lawsuit seeks to throw out 1.2 million votes in Michigan, flipping the state for Trump - TheBlaze
History for November 15
- 1777 - The Continental Congress approved the Articles of Confederation, precursor to the U.S. Constitution.
- 1864 - Union Gen. William T. Sherman and his troops began their "March to the Sea" during the U.S. Civil War.
- 1939 - U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt laid the cornerstone of the Jefferson Memorial in Washington, DC.
- 1988 - The Palestine National Council, the legislative body of the PLO, proclaimed the establishment of an independent Palestinian state at the close of a four-day conference in Algiers.
- 1999 - Representatives from China and President Clinton signed a major trade agreement that involved China's membership in the World Trade Organization (WTO).
Saturday, November 14, 2020
Newsmax Again Beats Fox Business, CNBC in Ratings | Newsmax.com
If (when!) they win, this is the future for you and you children! And they're quite proud of it!-----8 predictions for the world in 2030 | World Economic Forum
Worthy discussion!-----CLIMATE ALARMS OF 11/13/2020 | Thongchai Thailand
CLIMATE ALARMS OF 11/13/2020
ANTHROPOGENIC GLOBAL WARMING AND CLIMATE CHANGE ALARMS OF 13 Nov 2020
SCITECHDAILY: LINK: https://scitechdaily.com/the-arctic-a-delicate-icy-ecosystem-video/ :
- CLAIM: The Arctic: A Delicate Icy Ecosystem. EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY (ESA) OCTOBER 7, 2020, The Arctic is one of the most rapidly changing regions in the world. Diminishing sea ice, thawing permafrost and melting glaciers are all direct effects of rising global temperatures – driven by human-made emissions. Learn more about how satellites flying 800 km above our heads can help us monitor and understand the changes occurring in this remote region.
RESPONSE (1) That the Arctic is rapidly changing means only that you have found a region that is rapidly changing and not that it is a feature of rising global mean temperature that can and must be managed and controlled with human interference. (2) The Arctic sea ice goes through a violent seasonal cycle in which more than 90% of the winter sea ice is gone by September and it is true that September minimum sea ice is declining from year to year at a rate of about 1% per year. The assumption that this decline is caused by global warming is not supported by the data as shown in related posts: LINK: https://tambonthongchai.com/2020/09/25/list-of-arctic-sea-ice-posts/ .
RESPONSE (2): Thawing permafrost and melting glaciers. Permafrost thaw is projected and not observed. Some localized thaw events in Siberia are localized events and if these have climate implications they must be understood as internal climate variability because of their geographical and temporal limitations. Global warming may play a partial role in glacial melt there in terms of meltwater ponds that form on top of the ice sheet during June, July, and August but this role of the atmosphere in the total melt rate of 200 to 350 gigatons per year is insignificant as the melt is mostly a result of geothermal heat flux from geological activity under the ice sheet as described in a related post: LINK: https://tambonthongchai.com/2020/11/07/climate-change-threatens-polar-ice/
BBC: LINK: https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-54902068 13 NOV 2020
- CLAIM: Climate change: Hurricanes get stronger on land as world warms...Read all.
Warren: Biden should bypass Congress to implement the 'most progressive economic and racial justice platform ... ever' - TheBlaze
Biden's Plans For The Energy Industry Should Terrify Americans | Climate Dispatch
- Paris Climate Accord: A Biden administration will immediately re-enter the Paris Climate Accord. By all accounts, this will be done via an executive order signed on inauguration day.
- Legislative gaming is of course ahead, led by the thousand-year-old House speaker, Nancy Pelosi. The Democrats will pass loads of “green” legislation to support the accord’s climate goals. However, because of American natural gas development, the U.S. has already delivered levels below those outlined in the accord.
- Federal Land: Obviously, permits for drilling on federal land are legitimately threatened under a Biden administration. According to industry experts, about seven percent of domestic assets are located on federal land.
- The threat of “ending fracking” was promised during both of Biden’s debate appearances and his limited interactions with young children and sycophant media at ice cream stops during his Weekend at Bernies-themed campaign...
- Regulatory Environment: The favorite tool of Democrats is regulation. Regulations always cost industry money...Read all.
State’s Chief Medic: Be Smart And Loved Ones May Not Be Dead Next Thanksgiving
- “This is not the time to travel for the holidays,” Khaldun said in the Nov. 12 press conference.
- “You also should not be leaving your home unless you absolutely must for 14 days before you intend to travel.”
- “You should not have physical contact with people who you don’t already live with. I know you may want to hug your extended family, but you could have the virus and you could spread it to them.”
- Khaldun added: “If you are smart now, you may be able to have a nice holiday with your loved ones alive at this time next year.”
REPORT: Federal Authorities Set To Begin Reporting Number Of Illegal Immigrants Who Evaded Arrest | The Daily Caller
"Just exploring"-----No, Ticketmaster won't require concertgoers to be tested for COVID or vaccinated for future events
"In short, we are not forcing anyone to do anything," the spokesperson said.
COVID-19: MINK viral mutations could produce a more deadly strain | Daily Mail Online
Rapid coronavirus mutations in MINK could produce a more deadly version of the disease and even render vaccines useless if humans became infected, EU health agency warns
- Mink farms have the potential to support a large number of transmission events
- This could allow for problematic mutations to arise and potential infect humans
- In Denmark, 214 people have already contracted mink-related COVID-19 strains
- A unique strain that better resists antibodies was detected in 12 of these cases
- Denmark has began a cull of mink across the country's 1,139 fur producing farms
- EU health experts have called for a tightening of safety measures elsewhere