Newt’s discussion of Agenda 21 critical because we’re talking your Western lifestyle

Americans don’t realize it because legacy media isn’t reporting it, but there’s an international debate going on about matters that will affect how we live. That international debate has a distinctively hostile tone towards the U.S. and other “developed” nations. Thus far, Newt Gingrich is the only Republican candidate talking about it. The Democrat candidate never talks about it. (Article continues below video)

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Gingrich's after-the-couch redemption conservatives should see

As former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich gains momentum, I’ve seen some pretty nasty comments about his couch moment, when he made an ad about climate change with then Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) Gingrich was making a case for alternative energy, by the way, not the massive Cap and Trade bill Democrats wanted to pass without even reading.

The first couch moment occurred in 2008. There was a significant off the couch moment, however, in 2009.

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Nobel Prize winner refuses to renew APS membership over warming alarmism

Study the politics of climate change (formerly manmade global warming and before that the Little Ice Age) long enough, and you will come to realize science has been prostituted for financial gain.

The only comfort is that some experts are brave enough to insist on objectivity rather than group think. The group thinkers have the bully pulpit right now, however.

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Perry does meet and greet with his supporters—and with Obama’s

Gov. Rick Perry at Right Online conference. [Screen Snip]Today on Facebook I responded to a comment posted by my friend Cindy Graves, president of the Florida Federation of Republican Women. Cindy asked us to vote in a newspaper poll related to criticism of Gov. Rick Perry’s comments about Federal Reserve chair Ben Bernanke. I commented about criticism of Perry, and concluded with this:

“Thus far, Perry is not only like a breath of fresh air to a maddeningly dull campaign field. He is telling it like it is. In my opinion.”

A few minutes later, a headline came in from The Boston Globe: ‘Protesters quiz Perry sharply in N.H.’ It would've been helpful had the newspaper written the header as 'Democrats quiz Perry sharply in N.H.'

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Dinosaurs and vanished river spark questions as OSM seeks answers on Copenhagen

Three different satellite image flyovers were combined from NASA’s Aqua satellite to show the journey of the volcanic ash from Puyehue-Cordon Caulle volcano as the ash traveled across the southern Pacific Ocean past New Zealand (at left) June 14, 2011. Credit: NASA Goddard/MODIS Rapid Response, Jeff Schmaltz.

Pajamas Media and PJTV, part of OSM Media, have for more than a year sought answers to questions about government travel to the climate change conference in Copenhagen in 2009. Pajamas Media started asking for answers from the Air Force in a Freedom of Information request filed Dec. 23, 2009.

As PM’s quest has evolved, numerous changes have occurred in the climate of Planet Earth.

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Time for all to be heard in manmade warming controversy

Just as I was about to honor my husband’s wishes and restart our subscription to our area’s daily newspaper, the newspaper made the mistake of leaving a free promotional copy in the driveway.

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