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Tag Archives: climate change
Climate Change Vs. Global Warming
On hour one of his radio show today, Dennis Prager read a snide letter reproving Dennis for talking about “global warming” instead of “climate change.” Dennis: The mental gymnastic that those of you who continue to believe that carbon dioxide … Continue reading
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Tagged carbon dioxide emission, chicanery, climate change, Dennis Prager, hurricane seasons, religious rhetoric
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Yisroel Pensack: ‘Global Warming’ Rears Its Pretty White Face over the U.S. East Coast
Just in time to punctuate the ending of the much-hyped global conference on climate change in Copenhagen, the Great Weatherman in the Sky sent a season’s greetings reality check message to the eastern United States, including the nation’s capital. The … Continue reading
Posted in New York Times, Yisroel Pensack
Tagged biggest snowstorm in years, blizzard-like conditions, climate change, copenhagen, eastern United States, global warming, Great Weatherman in the Sky, Mid-Atlantic States, nation's capital, pretty white face, snow blankets East Coast, two feet of snow
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The Most Eloquent Return To Conservatism Since Reagan
Dennis Prager noted that this is taking place under the most left-wing president in US history. About 40% of Americans now call themselves conservative. On all ten major issues confronting the country according to one poll, Republicans were deemed better … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, conservatism, Dennis Prager, harry reid, quot quot
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Global Warming
On the third hour of his radio show Thursday, Dennis Prager said: "The dominant feature of my radio show is to put truth above everything else." From PragerRadio.com: "Dennis talks to Joe Bastardi, the chief hurricane and long range meteorologist … Continue reading
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I’m Live On My Cam
Click here to visit and chat. MysteryMan: Did something untoward happen to the leader? alexanderthegreat: he sneezed Emma: lol MysteryMan: A sneeze is just the soul’s way of fleeing the body alexanderthegreat: oh right Emma: Ive heard something like that … Continue reading
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Tagged catholics, climate change, earth, Emma, forward thinker, Islam, lol, monty python, moral climate, muslims, mystery man, nbsp, procreation, quantum mechanics, single woman, sneeze, sperm, wots
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