…is an evil dog sucking up Earth’s resources and cause sea rise, you might just be a Warmist

The blog of the day is Doug Ross @ Journal, with a post on how Chicago celebrated Easter.
It’s yoga pants week.
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…is an evil dog sucking up Earth’s resources and cause sea rise, you might just be a Warmist

The blog of the day is Doug Ross @ Journal, with a post on how Chicago celebrated Easter.
It’s yoga pants week.
Read: If All You See… »
Because all the other time frames to save Gaia from minuscule increases Warmists say is caused by Mankind’s output of carbon pollution have failed (along with all their other predictions), it’s time for another
(Breitbart) In the latest in radical climate doomsaying, a new report warns that fossil fuel consumption will need to be reduced “below a quarter of primary energy supply by 2100†to avoid possibly disastrous effects on global temperatures.
In their report, titled “Pathways for balancing CO2 emissions and sinks,†a team of eight scientists warns that “anthropogenic emissions need to peak within the next 10 years, to maintain realistic pathways to meeting the COP21 emissions and warming targets.â€
The statement was immediately repackaged by environmentalists to read: “Scientists say we have ten years to save the earth.â€
As is always the case in studies of this sort, the scientists juggle dozens of variables, none of which is entirely predictable and which taken together tell us virtually nothing about the future of the environment.
Doesn’t matter. Warmists have their marching orders, irregardless of all the previous failed prognostications of doom in 10 years (there are plenty more to list), doom in 500 days, the Arctic is doomed in this year and that year and the other year, and so forth. Heck, some say we don’t even have 10 years till humans are extinct from AGW.
Read: Good News: We Have Just 10 Years To Save The Planet From ‘Climate Change’ (Again) »
It’s apparently very horrible, according to Daily Beast writer Betsy Woodruff, that illegals have disappeared from border town shelters
Fear of Trump Makes Migrants Disappear From Mexican Border
In the 35 years Gilda and Juan Francisco Loureiro have been running a shelter in northern Mexico for undocumented immigrants, they’ve never seen a week like this one.
The shelter, called Albergue San Juan Bosco, is perched on a steep hillside looking over the busy border town of Nogales, Mexico. Its walls are painted bright turquoise and tangerine, and its wide-open double doors look west over low hills and Highway 15. Since they opened it, upward of 1 million people have slept there on their way to the U.S. But on the day I visited, it was almost empty.
It didn’t used to be this way, Gilda and Juan Francisco, known as Paco, explained. In the decades since they opened the space to give migrants a place to shower and sleep before crossing the border, the shelter—with separate rooms full of bunkbeds for men and women—would regularly house 100 migrants per night. Sometimes, that number would hit 300 or more, and Gilda and Paco would pull out thin mattresses to fit everyone on the floor.
Right now it’s almost empty. No illegals looking to make their way to Los Estados Unidos. Why?
They can only think of one explanation: President Donald Trump.
Trump hasn’t yet made good on his bombastic campaign trail promises. The wall is still just a twinkle in his eye, and the deportation force hiring sprees haven’t happened yet. ICE agents have conducted raids targeting undocumented immigrants, but they aren’t actually that different in scale from raids that happened during the early years of the Obama administration.
But the symbolism of Trump in the Oval Office and the threat of extended detention has already deterred many migrants. Migrants are scared, explained Jose, a young Honduran man staying at the San Bosco shelter in hopes of getting to the U.S. They might be less scared in the future, he said, but for now they’re waiting.

Most of those “migrants” are people who would become illegal aliens, people who are unlawfully present, the minute they cross the border. Now, the flow has turned into a trickle.
Williams said she expects the number of migrants crossing the border to go back up because Trump hasn’t changed the structural realities that drive migration: He hasn’t made southern Mexico any less poor and violent, and he hasn’t made the cartels any weaker. The changes in the last month are significant, she said, but temporary.
So, it’s now Trump’s Fault that many parts of Mexico are horrible, and he’s supposed to Do Something about it? Please. The thing is, they aren’t just coming from Mexico, so, as long as the crackdowns continue, and the media is willing to continue telling future illegals that they should be super fearful, the flow will stay low.
Read: Bummer: Fear Is Making Illegals Disappear From The Border »
On the “straight” news pages, the NY Times has called the North Korea situation a “slow motion Cuban missile crisis.” On the opinion pages, the Editorial Board almost seems to be taking North Korea’s side in order to Bash Trump, their favorite game
President Trump’s Loose Talk on North Korea
As a candidate, Donald Trump seemed to pay no more attention to North Korea’s accelerating nuclear weapons program, which his predecessor has warned is America’s most urgent threat,…
Actually, Obama said that ‘climate change’ was America’s, and the world’s, most urgent issue. But, in all due respect, Obama had the right idea in mostly ignoring North Korea’s, or, to be specific, Kim Jong-un’s, provocations. Typically, when the North Korean leaders became frisky and bombastic, the United States, the U.N., and other nations gave them stuff. Like when Bill Clinton gave them a nuclear reactor. Of course, NK tested lots of nuclear bombs and long range missiles during Obama’s time. But, they would anyhow. Obama didn’t give them anything for those provocations.
…than he did to other complex foreign policy issues. Now he is paying attention, but not in a helpful way. His intemperate talk is adding to regional tensions, unnerving allies and likely reinforcing North Korea’s longstanding fear that it could one day be attacked by America — the very reason North Korea invested in a nuclear arsenal in the first place.
It would be risky for Mr. Trump to let overconfidence and bombast, expressed in tweets and public statements, box him into some kind of showdown with the North’s ruthless leader, Kim Jong-un, who has displayed similarly macho traits. South Korea, Japan and even Russia have urged both sides to avoid a devastating miscalculation.
It almost seems as if the NYTEB is taking North Korea’s side, does it not? But, um, wait, how did this get in the editorial
The North will almost certainly test another nuclear device in the future. But pressure from China, the North’s main ally and trading partner, which itself is under pressure from Mr. Trump, may have helped persuade Pyongyang to postpone that nuclear test for now.
So, wait, Trump’s bombast and hard talk (remember the Cuban missile crisis article? Guess who else was talking tough as that occurred?) has made a difference? Huh.
What’s missing in the White House is a coherent strategy, something beyond statements and asking China for help. Mr. Trump needs to be firm, not reckless in his talk, ratchet up sanctions and find a way to engage the North in negotiations. Peace and security in Asia, as well as the relationship between Washington and Beijing, depend heavily on whether Mr. Trump and President Xi Jinping of China can together manage the North Korean threat.
Well, no one has really managed the NK threat as of this time. You look at the timeline regarding NK’s missile and nuclear diplomacy, and you see a rogue nation which continuously ramps up the provocations. How have all the sanctions since 1992 worked out? How about all the negotiations?
Crazy nut jobs like Kim Jong-un are going to do what they do. Perhaps Mr. Trump’s threats, tough talk, and bombast will succeed where others have failed, because he’s trying to get China to Do Something. As a client state of China, NK might actually listen. But, then, it might not. Who knows. What we do know is that the leftist media prefers to slam Mr. Trump rather than Kim Jong-un.
Crossed at Right Wing News.
Read: NY Times Editorial Board Really Wants President Trump To Stop Being Mean To North Korea »

Happy Easter Sunday! It’s a gorgeous day in America. The sun is shining, the birds are singing, and it’s a day to celebrate His rising. This pinup is by Gil Elvgren, with a wee bit of help.
What is happening in Ye Olde Blogosphere? The Fine 15
As always, the full set of pinups can be seen in the Patriotic Pinup category, or over at my Gallery page. While we are on pinups, since it is that time of year, have you gotten your “Pinups for Vets†calendar yet? And don’t forget to check out what I declare to be our War on Women Rule 5 and linky luv posts and things that interest me
Don’t forget to check out all the other great material all the linked blogs have!
Anyone else have a link or hotty-fest going on? Let me know so I can add you to the list. (BTW, since someone asked, the reason I leave links for the previous week up (or you might see a *) is because they are place holders for later in the day or for next weeks. Easier than rewriting all the time. Also, the listing order has to do with how they are added over time, not how good a post is. I just copy and paste from the previous week, then edit. If you see one of the *’s, go ahead and check out the blog anyhow, see if there is an update. I cannot update with my Android during the day.
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…is a river swollen from too much extreme rain from carbon pollution in a drought world, you might just be a Warmist

The blog of the day is Moonbattery, with a post on PBS producing a pro-terrorist lesson plan for children.
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McDonald’s isn’t even planning on bringing the sauce back, but, that has not stopped some Special Snowflakes suffering from 1st World Problems Syndrome from chiming in
(Daily Caller) McDonald’s bringing back its famed Szechuan dipping sauce “would be a mistake†because reducing an entire country’s cuisine into one flavor is “problematic†and “disrespectful,†according to a writer for Inverse.com.
Rick and Morty, a popular Adult Swim animated show, dedicated part of its April 1 season 3 premiere to ask McDonald’s to bring back the Chinese-inspired sweet and sour dipping condiment created as part of a marketing gimmick for the release of Disney’s 1998 animated film Mulan. Many fans on the internet began tweeting at McDonald’s, asking for a reboot of a dipping sauce that disappeared 19 years ago.
Disney plans to release a live action version of Mulan (which will surely be deemed Raaaaacist by the Usual Nutters) in 2018, so, bringing back the sauce, which probably no one remembers the taste, would dovetail nicely. And lots of folks are asking McDonald’s to bring it back on social media. Which means
“In fact, rolling out Szechuan sauce with the original Mulan was itself problematic,†Yasmin Tayag writes in her article “McDonald’s Shouldn’t Bring Back Szechuan Sauce for the ‘Mulan’ Remake,â€
Which would be “cultural and culinary reductionism” or something in Liberal Speak.
it's low-key racist to ask @McDonalds to bring back #szechuansauce for the Mulan remake. sorry @RickandMorty fans https://t.co/n104zvScTj
— Yasmin Tayag (@yeahyeahyasmin) April 12, 2017
It’s things like this which make me reconsider asking those wankers who are always yammering about there needing to be more women in STEM “should they be forced to get STEM degrees?” and instead “yeah, you’re right, they should be forced, because then we’d have less people paying tens of thousands to get stupid Social Justice Warrior degrees.”
Oh, and we can also laugh at these types of wackadoodles. And they should be laughed at. However, they are all deadly serious, and do things to make Everyone Else comply.
Read: Who Wants Some “Low-Key Racist” McDonald’s Mulan Sauce? »
Recently, we had Malibu see some really well made signs that punked the fancy pants Malibu city council. Now we have
Prank illegal immigration landscaping signs posted on parkways near Beverly Hills. https://t.co/O8gO9ktAim pic.twitter.com/qVpL9MPx1t
— FOX 11 Los Angeles (@FOXLA) April 14, 2017
From the article
In the parkway where Beverly Hills ends and the city of Los Angeles begins there is a distinct difference in landscaping.
Grass is overgrown and weeds have taken over the parkway of Burton Way in Los Angeles near Doheny Drive. In contrast, the parkways are well manicured in the city of Beverly Hills.
Recently, Official looking signs have popped up with the weeds overnight in Los Angeles.
The orange and black signs read: “Landscaping by L.A. City Council. We’d rather spend your taxes on welfare for illegals.”
So, it’s apparently not just a one off. Whoever is doing this is putting up many of the same signs. Perhaps this could become a movement, with people putting up official looking signs in cities which have declared themselves sanctuaries for people who are unlawfully present in the U.S.
Through Republican and Democratic presidential administrations, the top federal prosecutor on California’s border with Mexico has resisted going after people caught entering the U.S. illegally on their first try and instead targeted smugglers and serial offenders.
That approach may face a day of reckoning under President Donald Trump.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ new directive on border crimes suggests prosecutors in California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas will be forced to tow a narrow line.
He says each should consider felony prosecution for anyone convicted twice of entering illegally and develop plans to target first-time offenders and charge them with misdemeanors that could send them to jail for up to six months.
On one hand, I’d hate to waste taxpayer money on jailing illegals. I’d rather they just be deported. On the other, a little pain might dissuade them from coming back, and stop other illegals from coming.
Read: Illegal Alien Supporting LA City Council Gets Pranked With Sign »