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To: Land Shark who wrote (1085590)	8/29/2018 7:44:31 PM
From: longnshort	1 Recommendation Recommended By FJB Respond to of 1577914

Arctic Expedition To Raise Awareness of ‘Global Warming’ Gets Stuck In Iceby Shifra on August 29, 2018 Posted in: Climate Change, Fail Looks like these jokers, er, scientists, do not pay much attention to actual computer models…or warnings from the Canadian Coast Guard. Via Breitbart. Yet another Arctic expedition to raise awareness of “global warming” has been frustrated by unexpectedly large quantities of ice. This time the climate chumps were a party of scientists, students and filmmakers from the University of Rhode Island’s Inner Space Center (ISC) sponsored – your tax dollar at work – by the U.S. National Science Foundation. Their mission: “Research to aid understanding of/document climate change effects” in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago aboard a Russian ship Akademik Ioffe…. …from Facebook page entry from the tour company. On the morning of August 24th, the Akademik Ioffe — the vessel carrying the participants of the National Science Foundation funded Northwest Passage Project being conducted by the University of Rhode Island — became grounded in the western Gulf of Boothia in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. The ship has since been re-floated, and following a full and successful systems check the vessel has repositioned to anchor. We are happy to report that all passengers, including all Northwest Passage Project participants, are safe and are being well cared for. We will provide updates as we resolve the situation. …from the Canadian Coast Guard service Good morning, Due to heavier than normal ice concentrations in the Canadian arctic waters north of 70 degrees, the Canadian Coast Guard, recommends that pleasure craft do not navigate in the Beaufort Sea, Barrow, Peel Sound, Franklin Strait and Prince Regent. CCG icebreakers cannot safely escort pleasure craft. Operators of pleasure craft considering a northwest passage should also consider the risk of having to winter in a safe haven in the Arctic, or in the case of an emergency, be evacuated from beset vessels. Safety of mariners is our primary concern. REGARDS, NORDREG CANADA 181256UTC\LR….

To: Land Shark who wrote (1085590)	8/30/2018 3:20:48 PM
From: locogringo	2 Recommendations Recommended By FJB Mick Mørmøny Respond to of 1577914

OOPS! Gohmert doubles down on claims Clinton's server hacked by Chinese. <snip> But on Wednesday, the FBI sharply disputed the claims, saying it “has not found any evidence the servers were compromised.” In his overnight statement, Gohmert argued it was the ICIG -- not the FBI -- that discovered the breach. He said the FBI conveniently omitted that detail. CHINESE COMPANY REPORTEDLY HACKED CLINTON'S SERVER “It’s not surprising that the FBI ‘has not found any evidence’ regarding Clinton’s servers being breached,” Gohmert, R-Texas, said. “It was the Obama-appointed Intelligence Community Inspector General that discovered the breach. It was not the FBI that found it, so their statement was technically correct, but very deceptive in its omission.” The FBI also had referred Fox News to the Justice Department’s Inspector General report, which was released in June, to push back on the Caller's reporting. foxnews.com