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Here in the United States, Arizona, Nevada, Alaska and California all wrapped up their hottest years on record.

About six years ago, the area of California I live in, experienced one of the mildest summers I've seen in the 45 years I've lived here. Early morning fog seemed to stick around most of the spring and summer months, up until around July.

There were a few normal spells, but other than that it was a downright impossible year for sun-tans unless you could spend your day at the beach, the only place you can get a tan even on a cool day.

Did the climate hoax folks address that? No. They prattled on about other matters, as if this didn't occur. These folks are not on the up and up.

Any thinking person can pick their premises apart

California remains mired in the grip of a three-year drought, its worst in centuries.

Isn't that interesting? Centuries ago it was hotter than it is now. That's right, it was hotter without automobiles, massive industry, and probably three fourths of the cows we have today. How could that be? All I know is that right here in their own propaganda is their own undoing.

Global warming took place long before us, and it will take place long after us. Global cooling took place long before us, and it will also take place after us.

The Northeast is still rebuilding from Hurricane Sandy. And that was just one of the climate-related disasters that cost this country an estimated $139 billion in damages in 2012 alone...

And guess what, earthquakes come along and cost us hundreds of billions too. Strangely enough, they haven't found a way to blame that on us yet. I'm sure they're working on it.

As for hurricane Sandy, it wasn't the first to hit up north. It has happened before. The only reason there was so much damage, is because there are more people and property, and those properties cost more to replace in today's dollars. Big whoop.

As of this moment, there is still no definitive proof man has contributed to global warming.

Glaceiers used to come all the way down through Yosemite Valley. What did man do to cause those to melt?

Oh that's right, he did nothing at all to influence it.