Daily Archives: December 8, 2015

Surprise? Iran Violates UN Resolutions With New Missile Launch

December 8, 2015 – 3:07 pm

But, hey, we can totally trust Iran to uphold the provisions of the deal Mr. Obama struck with them. Even though it has no force of law (Fox News) Iran has carried out a new medium range ballistic missile test in breach of two United Nations Security Council resolutions, a senior U.S. official told Fox News on […]

By William Teach Posted in Current Affairs, Iran 3 Comments

If All You See…

December 8, 2015 – 1:00 pm

…are glaciers that will disappear because Someone Else refused to give up meat, you might just be a Warmist The blog of the day is Doug Ross @ Journal, with a post on Obama’s new terror alert system. BTW, you can consider all IAYS posts as open threads to discuss whatever you want.

By William Teach Posted in If All You See 3 Comments

Severed Pig Head Thrown At Philly Mosque

December 8, 2015 – 10:19 am

Have you ever wondered why things like this, the whole “hate crime” genre, seems to happen mostly in areas chock full of Democrats and run mostly by Democrats? (Philly.com) Philadelphia police, the FBI, and the city’s Human Relations Commission launched investigations Monday after a worker at a North Philadelphia mosque found a severed pig’s head […]

By William Teach Posted in Current Affairs 19 Comments

Climate Change Not Polling Well With Farmers, Albertans

December 8, 2015 – 8:45 am

The Cult of Climastrology has previously trotted out a talking point that we should listen to the farmers, because they are supposedly on the front lines, having to deal with the changing of planting and picking seasons. Well, what do they have to say? (Farm Pulse) Want proof that the climate change debate has become […]

By William Teach Posted in Collapsing Science, Global Warming 10 Comments

“One Person, One Vote” Heads To Supreme Court

December 8, 2015 – 8:04 am

This has made the NY Times very upset. Why? The Supreme Court on Tuesday will hear arguments in a voting rights case that has the potential to shift political power from urban areas to rural ones, a move that would provide a big boost to Republican voters in many parts of the nation. The case, Evenwel v. Abbott, […]

By William Teach Posted in Constitution 1 Comment
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