RT @jamie99_jamie: Mary, your own facts don't match your headline.
You charged O'Keefe and Higby with felonies, but you admitted they stopped short of signing the oath, received no ballots, and cast no votes. You even said it's "pretty clear they did not intend to vote."
So what did they do? Ask about a vouching system that lets one registered voter vouch for 8 strangers — on camera. That's not disrupting democracy, that's exposing how weak it is.
Meanwhile, in that same August primary, federal prosecutors charged ten non-citizens with actually registering or voting illegally. Where's your felony press conference for that?
And let's be clear: we're a constitutional republic, not a pure democracy. In a republic, the law protects legal votes it doesn't punish journalists for asking questions.
You won't tolerate questions. You will tolerate a broken system. And you turned your comments off because you know Minnesotans see right through it.
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Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty@HennepinAtty
James Edward O’Keefe, 42, and Cam Higby, 26, both face felony charges of unlawful voting and identity theft.
Polling places are the heart of our democracy. Any attempt to disrupt or deceive our election workers will not be tolerated.
Watch:
James Edward O’Keefe, 42, and Cam Higby, 26, both face felony charges of unlawful voting and identity theft.
Polling places are the heart of our democracy. Any attempt to disrupt or deceive our election workers will not be tolerated.
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RT @ClimateRealists: The climate crisis agenda was built upon a predicted global warming scenario, now widely recognised as 'implausible'.
The Earth is not facing runaway warming.
First introduced in 2011 to guide policy, this extreme high-emissions projection - known as RCP8.5 (and later SSP5-8.5) - predicted a 5.5°C temperature rise by 2100. This misleading scenario was used to create subsequent dramatic news headlines for over a decade.
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Peter Clack@PeterDClack
The climate crisis agenda was built upon a predicted global warming scenario, now widely recognised as 'implausible'.
The Earth is not facing runaway warming.
First introduced in 2011 to guide policy, this extreme high-emissions projection - known as RCP8.5 (and later SSP5-8.5) - predicted a 5.5°C temperature rise by 2100. This misleading scenario was used to create subsequent dramatic news headlines for over a decade.
With the retirement of the extreme 5°C baseline ahead of the 7th Assessment Report (AR7), the ceiling for high-emissions projections has dropped significantly. The IPCC’s high-end baselines have been downgraded towards a 3.3°C ceiling - but even this appears to be implausible.
The flaws in this runaway warming scenario lies in the record of Earth's long climate history. The world exists within a long-term ice age regime that has spanned 34 million years. Current temperatures are actually 9°C 'colder' than the planet's 24°C average across the past 485 million years (Judd et al., Science 2024).
The current average temperature stands at approximately 15°C. This already low ceiling reflects a modest increase of up to 1.4°C over the past 250 years since the start of the Industrial Revolution. It also shows that increases in CO₂ do not automatically trigger runaway temperatures.
Earth’s climate system is amazingly complex, and is driven by multiple interacting variables. The principal driver of our current ice age cycle lies in orbital anomalies known as Milankovitch cycles, while global surface temperatures remain a composite of distinct regional dynamics.
Far from causing ecological collapse, the atmospheric CO₂ rise of just over 100 ppm has actually driven a substantial expansion of global leaf area across previously sparse terrain. Certain crop yields have surged, a phenomenon confirmed worldwide via NASA satellite vegetation data.
At roughly 420 parts per million, CO₂ remains a trace gas - still among the lowest concentrations in geological history. The atmosphere is more than 99.9% nitrogen, oxygen, and argon, while atmospheric water vapor exceeds CO₂ concentrations many times over.
A deceptive, anthropogenic CO₂-driven warming narrative had been heavily promoted by the United Nations and it's agencies, the World Meteorological Organization and the IPCC. This served as the foundational justification for Net Zero mandates.
In practice, it forced the premature dismantling of reliable hydrocarbon energy infrastructure across most Western nations. The downstream result has been widespread economic decline and a historic transfer of industrial capacity to Beijing.
China now produces roughly 90% of the world's wind turbines, solar panels and critical processing components. Many consider this to be the greatest transfer of wealth in world history.
However, it also suggests the world faces a vast and unpredictable geopolitical shakeup.
The climate crisis agenda was built upon a predicted global warming scenario, now widely recognised as 'implausible'.
The Earth is not facing runaway warming.
First introduced in 2011 to guide policy, this extreme high-emissions projection - known as RCP8.5 (and later SSP5-8.5) - predicted a 5.5°C temperature rise by 2100. This misleading scenario was used to create subsequent dramatic news headlines for over a decade.
With the retirement of the extreme 5°C baseline ahead of the 7th Assessment Report (AR7), the ceiling for high-emissions projections has dropped significantly. The IPCC’s high-end baselines have been downgraded towards a 3.3°C ceiling - but even this appears to be implausible.
The flaws in this runaway warming scenario lies in the record of Earth's long climate history. The world exists within a long-term ice age regime that has spanned 34 million years. Current temperatures are actually 9°C 'colder' than the planet's 24°C average across the past 485 million years (Judd et al., Science 2024).
The current average temperature stands at approximately 15°C. This already low ceiling reflects a modest increase of up to 1.4°C over the past 250 years since the start of the Industrial Revolution. It also shows that increases in CO₂ do not automatically trigger runaway temperatures.
Earth’s climate system is amazingly complex, and is driven by multiple interacting variables. The principal driver of our current ice age cycle lies in orbital anomalies known as Milankovitch cycles, while global surface temperatures remain a composite of distinct regional dynamics.
Far from causing ecological collapse, the atmospheric CO₂ rise of just over 100 ppm has actually driven a substantial expansion of global leaf area across previously sparse terrain. Certain crop yields have surged, a phenomenon confirmed worldwide via NASA satellite vegetation data.
At roughly 420 parts per million, CO₂ remains a trace gas - still among the lowest concentrations in geological history. The atmosphere is more than 99.9% nitrogen, oxygen, and argon, while atmospheric water vapor exceeds CO₂ concentrations many times over.
A deceptive, anthropogenic CO₂-driven warming narrative had been heavily promoted by the United Nations and it's agencies, the World Meteorological Organization and the IPCC. This served as the foundational justification for Net Zero mandates.
In practice, it forced the premature dismantling of reliable hydrocarbon energy infrastructure across most Western nations. The downstream result has been widespread economic decline and a historic transfer of industrial capacity to Beijing.
China now produces roughly 90% of the world's wind turbines, solar panels and critical processing components. Many consider this to be the greatest transfer of wealth in world history.
However, it also suggests the world faces a vast and unpredictable geopolitical shakeup.
RT @nicksortor: 🚨 BREAKING: Journalists James O’Keefe and Cam Higby have been hit with TWO FELONY CHARGES in Minneapolis for their video EXPOSING vulnerabilities in Minnesota’s elections
This is TOTAL LAWFARE!
@camhigby walked in wearing a burqa to show they’d let him vote with a WOMAN’S name with NO questions asked, and he could even “vouch” for some other unregistered “Muslim” (who was @JamesOKeefeIII in a costume)
NEITHER of them voted.
The charges include felony unlawful voting and identity theft.
It’s a WITCH HUNT to try to SCARE OFF conservative journalists, and nothing more.
DO NOT BE DETERRED!
RT @ChrisMartzWX: 99% of scientists agree that they don't want to lose their funding.
Since when do 99% of people agree on anything?
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@TonyClimate 99% of scientists in the world believe we are polluting and warming the planet. Scientists, you know the ones that take measurements and investigate the effect of burning fossil fuels? But climate deniers and NIMBY people think they know more.
@TonyClimate 99% of scientists in the world believe we are polluting and warming the planet. Scientists, you know the ones that take measurements and investigate the effect of burning fossil fuels? But climate deniers and NIMBY people think they know more.
RT @BjornLomborg: Climate policies have consequences
EU households pay 1.9x US prices and 4x China
And Germany has the highest household electricty cost in the world
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The cheap green lie
You are told that solar and wind are cheap
But you need near-100% backup when no sun or wind, paying for two systems
Data for 2025 shows that
cramming in more solar and wind makes electricity overall more and more costly
Sources:
Electricity prices, households and industry, 2025
Solar and wind generation, electricity use and consumption weights
Solar and wind for countries without IEA 2025 data
Electricity trade partners, plus industry prices for Norway, Albania, Iceland and Kosovo
US industry price
Australia, IEA 2021 prices updated with official price indices
South Africa industry price
Taiwan industry tariff
Egypt industry tariff
Tunisia tariffs (archived copy, the STEG site is unreachable)
Azerbaijan industry tariff
2025 tariff changes applied to IEA 2024 prices
Pakistan:
Thailand:
Ghana:
Paraguay:
Kazakhstan:
GlobalPetrolPrices 2025 averages for 18 countries, read from archived 2025 pages
Sri Lanka 2025 tariff changes
Indonesia solar and wind estimated from official 2025 capacity
Statista 2025 averages for China, Mexico, Brazil, Russia, Singapore, Peru, Argentina and South Africa (data from GlobalPetrolPrices) (business prices worldwide) (household prices worldwide) (Latin America business) (Latin America households) (China business) (Mexico business) (Mexico households) (South Africa households)
The cheap green lie
You are told that solar and wind are cheap
But you need near-100% backup when no sun or wind, paying for two systems
Data for 2025 shows that
cramming in more solar and wind makes electricity overall more and more costly
Sources:
Electricity prices, households and industry, 2025
Solar and wind generation, electricity use and consumption weights
Solar and wind for countries without IEA 2025 data
Electricity trade partners, plus industry prices for Norway, Albania, Iceland and Kosovo
US industry price
Australia, IEA 2021 prices updated with official price indices
South Africa industry price
Taiwan industry tariff
Egypt industry tariff
Tunisia tariffs (archived copy, the STEG site is unreachable)
Azerbaijan industry tariff
2025 tariff changes applied to IEA 2024 prices
Pakistan:
Thailand:
Ghana:
Paraguay:
Kazakhstan:
GlobalPetrolPrices 2025 averages for 18 countries, read from archived 2025 pages
Sri Lanka 2025 tariff changes
Indonesia solar and wind estimated from official 2025 capacity
Statista 2025 averages for China, Mexico, Brazil, Russia, Singapore, Peru, Argentina and South Africa (data from GlobalPetrolPrices) (business prices worldwide) (household prices worldwide) (Latin America business) (Latin America households) (China business) (Mexico business) (Mexico households) (South Africa households)
RT @MassDailyNews: Tempers flare as Rep. Pressley's husband is asked how much he'll rake in on lavish $2B courthouse deal called 'the most corrupt' in Mass. history
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RT @BjornLomborg: Solar and wind: Double nothing is still nothing
Germany has built wind and solar at 3.8x its average use, yet they provide just half its power
Double solar and wind:
You get too much when it's worth nothing, and still too little almost half the time
RT @ClimateRealists: Nobel Prize winner in physics (2022) John Clauser and climate scientists from MIT and Princeton are clear: there is no climate crisis. The influence of CO2 is small and difficult to measure; climate models are unreliable. Well, I can't summarize it any better than that.
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Nobel prijs winnaar fysica (2022) John Clauser en klimaatwetenschappers van MIT en Princeton zijn duidelijk : er is geen klimaatcrisis. Invloed van CO2 is klein en moeilijk te meten; klimaatmodellen zijn onbetrouwbaar. Tja, beter kan ik het niet samenvatten
Nobel prijs winnaar fysica (2022) John Clauser en klimaatwetenschappers van MIT en Princeton zijn duidelijk : er is geen klimaatcrisis. Invloed van CO2 is klein en moeilijk te meten; klimaatmodellen zijn onbetrouwbaar. Tja, beter kan ik het niet samenvatten
RT @Rach_IC: Fox News has lost 27% of its viewership. What's pathetic about this fake news article covering it is it doesn't get at the real reason. The article claims it's because of Trump - but that's just spewing the fake news talking points that Trump isn't popular, which isn't true.
The reality is this: 1) Conservatives started leaving Fox in 2020 after they called Arizona for Biden and started showing more signs of shifting left, 2) The older generations that still watch traditional TV are gradually dying off, people are turning toward other ways to get their news, especially on X and following their favorite news personalities. Fox averages 2 million viewers - I get 2 million views on average over 2 weeks on X.
RT @TomANelson: Seems odd: One extra CO2 molecule for every 10,000 atmospheric molecules is allegedly powerful enough to increase rainfall in Japan by a factor of three, while also allegedly causing severe water shortages. 🤔
RT @tedcruz: Unbelievable. Even the New York Times is reporting this.
Mary Peltola's team combed Alaska's voter rolls for every man named Dan Sullivan, then recruited one to run to confuse voters. Senior Democratic Senate campaign officials in Washington were in on it.
Two terms in Congress. Zero bills signed into law. But she found time to hunt down every Dan Sullivan in Alaska.
Control of the Senate goes through Alaska. Let's elect the REAL Dan Sullivan.
RT @MatthewWielicki: I've said it many times before: When it comes to fighting climate change, the cure is often worse than the disease.
Now a government-commissioned study finds that conventional plastic straws had a lower environmental impact in 10 of 16 categories than their supposedly “green” alternatives, including climate change impacts.
Paper straws even had 6.3 times the modeled carcinogenic impact across their life cycle.
We replaced a cheap, functional product with an inferior alternative, congratulated ourselves for saving the planet, and potentially made things worse.
How many more examples do we need before admitting that doing nothing is often better than poorly conceived environmental intervention?
This is what happens when activism drives policy instead of science.
RT @JonathanTurley: The NY Times is reporting that the Peltola campaign actively sought decoy "Dan Sullivans" to confuse Alaskan voters and draw votes away from the incumbent. According to a staffer, the very people claiming to be "defending democracy" sought to obstruct it.
RT @JunkScience: What was so great about pre-industrial CO2 levels? The Earth supports more life today than at any point in the past 20,000 years.
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World Meteorological Organization@WMO
In 2025, global CO₂ concentration rose to a record 426.8 parts per million. That's 153% of pre-industrial levels.
Every additional ppm traps more heat and supercharges the ocean and the atmosphere.
🔗 Read the WMO Greenhouse Gas Bulletin:
In 2025, global CO₂ concentration rose to a record 426.8 parts per million. That's 153% of pre-industrial levels.
Every additional ppm traps more heat and supercharges the ocean and the atmosphere.
🔗 Read the WMO Greenhouse Gas Bulletin:
RT @JamesMatkin: Can Britain Keep The Lights On This Winter? via @ccdeditor Instead we continue to plough good money after bad into Miliband’s ‘net zero’ fantasy land.
Meanwhile, the staff at Neso struggle to keep the show on the road. It’s taking its toll on them. The report of the independent inquiry released on Monday discovered ‘high levels of operational stress’ thanks to the ‘net zero’ imperatives – and a workforce which thinks its bosses don’t listen to them.
The stress is understandable. Blackouts cost lives. Parts of Spain and Portugal suffered a blackout linked to the failure of a single solar panel inverter in April, 2025. I was in Lisbon when it happened and can testify first-hand that it was a scary time.
It only lasted 16 hours but several deaths were directly attributable to it.
Later studies noted an unusual blip in ‘excess deaths’ in the days surrounding the blackout. The death toll, direct and indirect, has now been put at closer to 160.
So, those who champion ‘net zero’ to the exclusion of all else are not just guilty of a great economic folly.
They also risk having blood on their hands
RT @Frankdgrwhippet: The 'Net Zero' Lunacy Is Unscientific And Destructive via @ccdeditor Is the penny starting to drop with some folk at long last? Net Zero & its counterparts have been & are the biggest & most expensive con in human history.
