After Sandy, Bastardi and UNIPCC’s Khandekar get real about global warming

Galveston, Texas, after the hurricane and flood of Sept. 8-9, 1900. Approximately 8,000 people died. (Image: U.S. Library of Congress)

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As Sandy approached the Eastern coast, I posted a Tweet asking how long it would be before disciples of Al Gore emerged to chat up manmade global warming.

Before the storm wreaked havoc in the Northeast, Meghan McCain hit the GOP, Tweeting, “So are we still going to go with climate change not being real fellow republicans [sic]?”

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Protesters cost N.Y.at least $2 million; park not cleaned since Sept. 16

I wrote this on Thursday as the lede to my column at Examiner.com:

“The gullible kids are in the park, in the hands of big union organizers, hatin’ on the rich and spreading any number of communicable illnesses. Don’t believe that last assertion? Watch a few videos of the protesters sharing food and alternative cigarettes. I predict a bedbug or lice outbreak any day now, followed by some strains of hepatitis, tummy bugs and respiratory illnesses. By the way, those fumes emitted from generators running all those pricey laptops aren’t good for your lungs.”

On Friday, media began to report on what I thought was obvious—the consequences of so many bodies in roughly 33,000 square feet of space.

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Political elitists are clueless about terrorism and big government

By Kay B. Day

Right about now New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg should be doing some soul searching about his bigotry and thanking God the alleged naturalized citizen’s alarm clock malfunctioned or, depending on whose account you believe, wasn’t set properly. Before the failed bomb was attributed to a Pakistani turned US citizen, Bloomberg implied that someone who didn’t like the healthcare bill might have set the bomb in Times Square.

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