Bookworm Beat 9/29/23: The US goes down the drain illustrated edition
It’s a struggle lately to keep a stiff upper lip for our nation, but I’m going down fighting and, with these memes, laughing, too.
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Tag: Climate change
Bookworm Beat 9/8/23: the hell in a handbasket illustrated edition
There’s nothing specifically awful going on this week; it’s the usual generally awful stuff, and that’s clear from the memes I’ve assembled. I’ve also got a handful of interesting things, plus the usual silly stuff.
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Bookworm Beat 8/18/23 — the “it’s only gonna get worse” illustrated edition
My mantra lately is “winners never quit, and quitters never win.” And part of being a winner is staying informed and remembering how to laugh. These memes will help.
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If there is global warming, blame Pele, the volcano goddess, not humans
It turns out that a little-reported natural event last year may account for our long, hot summer.
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Bookworm Beat 2023-07-02: The illustrated edition
We’re swirling around in a vortex of Biden power, gender madness, race, etc., leavened by some good Supreme Court work that (mostly) doesn’t lend itself well to memes.
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Bookworm Beat 12/14/22 — the world run amok illustrated edition
The only theme that runs through this giant collection of memes is that the world as we know it has gone crazy.
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The climatista attack on farmers is part of a long history
The European climate-based efforts to shut down farmers fit comfortably with 20th-century leftist history.
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Bookworm Beat 8/5/22 — the it’s a mad, bad, Biden world illustrated edition
There aren’t enough memes in the world to make Biden’s America a better place; but we’d be sadder if we couldn’t laugh and learn from memes.
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Bookworm Beat 7/30/22 — the America is crazy edition (plus a COVID update)
I have the usual wonderful collection of amusing and depressing memes, plus I’ll give you the COVID update I know you long for! Indeed, I’ll start with the COVID update: The initial “flu” part of the COVID lasted for only four days. Had that been it, the whole thing would
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Bookworm Beat 7/23/22 — the “end is near” illustrated edition
Every day, I read the news and wonder how long we can sustain this level of madness. And every day I think, “At least the memes are good.”
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Let’s talk about the weather (and the lies they tell us)
We are being indoctrinated in ways both large and small to end fossil fuels, something that will also end the modern world we know. There’s another summer heatwave and the Western world’s leftists are again raising the hysteria level to “We’re all going to die unless we end fossil fuels
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The Wages of Green
Make no mistake — climate change mitigation is a juggernaut. . . [In 2015], the world is expending 2% of the value of all its gross products and services on climate change mitigation and that number could easily reach 4 or 5% in just the next few years. With that
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West Virginia v. EPA Part III: Roberts Puts A Band-Aid On The Regulatory State
The decision in West Virginia v. EPA, which saw the five more-or-less originalist judges on the Supreme Court (Justices Thomas, Alito, Bryant, Kavanaugh, and Gorsuch) join Chief Justice Roberts to uphold the extra-constitutional administrative state, is gut-wrenching. It will not even be a speed bump on the unconstitutional march of
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West Virginia v EPA: Part II – Roberts Puts a Band-Aid on the Regulatory State
To put the Supreme Court decision in West Virginia v. EPA into perspective, one needs to understand the constitutional issues with the regulatory state, as well as progressive efforts to alter our nation based on a claim that catastrophic, human-caused global warming is imminent. Part I of this series of
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Bookworm Beat 6-17-22: The end of the world illustrated edition
It’s not really the end of the world; it just feels like that. And these memes will help you laugh and cry that feeling away.
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