Warmists Just Can’t Let Go Of Climate Scam Film “Digger”

Yes, yes this is the perfect climate scam movie. It failed. Even Warmists aren’t interested in seeing it

Tom Cruise’s Digger is a commercial flop – but also the perfect climate film for our time

Digger, the new Alejandro González Iñárritu film, is bombastic, misanthropic and an epic, critically savaged flop. It is also the near-perfect climate change film for our era.

Digger Rockwell, the eponymous protagonist played by Tom Cruise, is a bluntly caricatured Texas oilman blase about the environmental ruin of his drilling, even as it triggers a disastrous splitting of the Arctic ice sheet. This causes a vast iceberg, five times the size of Washington DC, to barrel towards Europe and threaten a devastating tsunami.

Much like this impending disaster and the real-world retreat of glaciers and coral reefs, though, the mere act of watching Digger has become a forlorn race against time. The box office failure has been resounding, and Digger’s time on the big screen has been brief.

Facing a predicted $245m loss – the lavishly made film took $8m in its first weekend in the US before dropping 60% for its second – Digger was yanked from more than 2,500 theatres across the US ahead of its third week. Scrambling to find a single cinema showing Digger, I had to resort to spending a Thursday lunchtime with just two other ticket-buying patrons at a major Manhattan venue.

No one cares. Literally no one cares. The movie has only made a bit over $17 million. A Tom Cruise movie. Even he couldn’t get climate cultists to come see it. Hope he took pay upfront instead of the points.

It’s striking that the possible end of a habitable planet has spawned comparatively little art with only vague nods, if at all, to our culpability. Among movies, there was Waterworld, another flop where Kevin Costner had to drink his own urine on a world flooded by the melted ice caps, and The Day After Tomorrow, where the melting ice causes a storm that plunges society into a new ice age.

Cult.

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If All You See…

…is a rising ocean encroaching on the land, you might just be a Warmist

The blog of the day is neo-neocon, with a post on “Elyssa Slotkin isn’t hiding her intent”

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Huh: Media Upset Legal Alien Voted And Is In Big Trouble

Unsurprisingly, a California poll worker helped enable the fraud

Immigrant, 68, says an election worker gave him a ballot. Feds say he voted illegally

Kamlesh Shah, an elderly immigrant from India with a heart condition, moves shakily and uses a cane to get around his shared apartment in a senior living facility in Sacramento’s south Land Park neighborhood in Northern California.

On Monday, Shah felt particularly dizzy and unwell as he came to the realization he was the subject of federal prosecution and at the red-hot center of an increasingly tense debate between California and federal officials over the security of the state’s elections.

“I can hardly walk and talk,” Shah, who is 68, said. “Now I have to face these charges.”

In November 2024, inspired by the presidential campaign of former Vice President Kamala Harris, decided to see whether a new driver’s license and his ongoing application for citizenship meant he could cast a vote for the first time in his three-decades of living in the United States. He visited a Sacramento County polling place and handed over his identification. An election worker gave him the OK and a ballot, Shah told The Sacramento Bee.

So he cast a vote. He has not cast one since. A ballot, the one California sends to all its registered voters, sat unopened in his apartment on Monday.

He knew he wasn’t supposed to vote and yet still went to the polls to vote, and the idiot poll worker illegally gave him a ballot and then he voted. And the People’s Republik of California considers him registered and send him ballots, which puts the notion that California is doing what it is supposed to do to keep non-citizens from voting. Again, what these Democrat paradises do is allow alien (that’s both legal and illegal people) voting for state, county, and local politicians and issues, which means they get ballots which include federal politicians, often with an admonition that they cannot mark those positions wink wink.

On Nov. 15, U.S. Department of Homeland Security agents visited Shah, he said, and asked him about voting in that election. They told him the federal government was going to seek to cancel his application for citizenship, because he’d voted illegally.

On Friday, he received a notice to appear in the U.S. District Court in Sacramento on Nov. 6. He was charged with voting as an alien in a federal election, a misdemeanor charge that carries penalties of as much as a year in prison or a fine as high as $100,000. Shah falsely declared himself a U.S. citizen on Nov. 5 when he cast his ballot, according to the complaint against him. (snip)

“It was a really big mistake,” Shah said. “I’m really nervous and really upset.”

Yeah, well, he knew it was a mistake from the get-go, but, he surely thought he would get away with it. But, of course, the article is a sniffle piece, trying to make you feel bad for the aliens who illegally vote

10 indicted for illegally voting in North Carolina as non-citizens: Federal prosecutors

Ten people have been indicted for illegally voting in North Carolina as non-citizens, the United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of North Carolina said Thursday.

According to prosecutors, the following individuals are accused of falsely claiming to be United States citizens to register and vote:

Germany (a bunch of them), Jamaica, Canada, Haiti, Panama, Yugoslavia, and El Salvador, and the Democratic run administrations allowed many to register. They all knew they weren’t supposed to, so, of course the Raleigh News and Observer, who ran the first article (why is a local paper running pieces on California?) asked the criminals what their thoughts were

After a grand jury indicted a handful of voters in North Carolina on federal charges of illegally voting as a noncitizen, some of the defendants, who are longtime legal residents of the country, had strong words to share in response.

“It’s just jacked up,” Lawton McKenzie, a Wayne County resident originally from Jamaica, told reporters outside the courthouse on Thursday.

Yeah, well, if your license gets suspended for failing to stop for a school bus that’s on you, right?

McKenzie said he voted after receiving an invitation in the mail to register.

“If y’all mail stuff out to people and y’all send people out to come and sign up — that’s entrapment,” he said, noting that he showed his permanent resident card as identification when he registered to vote.

As a permanent resident he 100% knew he was not eligible to vote, it’s right there in the law, regardless of being sent anything.

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EU Parliament Votes To “Confront” Muslim Brotherhood

I mean, it’s something, but, what is it really?

European Parliament votes to confront Muslim Brotherhood, ‘Islamist entryism’ in overwhelming vote

Following the sanctioning of foreign Muslim Brotherhood groups by the Trump administration, the European Parliament recently took its own action against the transnational radical Islamist group.

As Europe begins to respond to the threat of radical Islam across the continent, an overwhelming majority of the European Parliament voted for a resolution that condemned the Muslim Brotherhood and its actions.

European Parliament member Céline Imart of France, who sponsored the resolution, called the vote “a historic victory because it is a European first. For the first time, Europe has voted on a text that tackles Islamist entryism and the Muslim Brotherhood.”

Imart posted on X that she had “broken a taboo that Europe has been dragging around like a chain: this victory signifies a major doctrinal shift in the institutions… We were able to transcend partisan divides on a major issue for our societies and our youth.”

It’s a start, but, will they actually ban the MB? They should

A press release on the resolution issued by the European Parliament’s news website stated that Islamist entryism targets “democratic institutions, the rule of law, equality between women and men and fundamental freedoms.” It stressed that Muslim citizens must be protected from discrimination as “a democratic obligation,” while “warning against treating organized Islamist networks as representative interlocutors.”

The release also stated, “While Europe must remain free, open and faithful to its principles, it can ‘no longer fund, consult or legitimize networks that use its language, procedures and funding to weaken its values from within,’” but “MEPs stress that anti-discrimination policies must not be used to shield Islam from criticism or legitimize organized Islamist networks.”

So Muslims bad but must also be protected. Do they understand that this is the same weeny language that has allowed the hardcore Muslims to infiltrate Western nations?

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BTW, The French Riots Are Your Fault

There is no one surprised by this revelation from the cult of climastrology, right?

How the Climate Crisis Fueled the Youth Protests Roiling France

By the time Cléo made it to Greek class, she had gone completely pale. It was a Wednesday in June during France’s second consecutive heat wave this year, and the 16-year-old was struggling to cope with the rising temperatures.

She pushed through, thinking she was just tired. But the following day at her sweltering high school on the eastern edge of Paris, nausea and a desperate thirst gripped her. The school nurse, recognizing the signs of heat exhaustion, told her to go home.

This week, as she recalled the experience and worried about more heat waves to come, Cléo and her friends stood by a pile of green garbage cans, blocking their school’s entrance. For the past four weeks, scenes like this have multiplied at thousands of schools across France, where students are protesting to demand better learning conditions and more investment in public education.

The peasants become reliant on Government handouts, and get upset when there aren’t more or some are cut back. Bread and circuses.

The students’ demands are far-ranging: more teachers, smaller class sizes, a shortened school day and an overhaul of the post-secondary college application system. But the heart of the revolt is indignation over crumbling school infrastructure—a problem laid bare by climate-change-fueled heat waves.

This year was France’s hottest on record, and the country counted 8,000 excess deaths during the summer’s heat waves. In June alone, deaths spiked 11% compared to the same month in 2025.

France’s schools, meanwhile, were not built for the hotter world the students have inherited after generations of fossil fuel use have warped the climate. Many buildings were designed to hold onto heat; air conditioning is rare. As classrooms recorded temperature peaks above 100 degrees Fahrenheit this spring, schools reported incidents from fainting to nosebleeds.

Finding a way to link anything that happens to the climate cult is rather culty.

The protesting students aren’t focused on air conditioning. Instead, many say they know the heat doesn’t start and end in the classroom, and it will follow them long after they graduate.

Many of them cite climate change as a source of anxiety about their future, alongside concerns about the economy and how artificial intelligence will affect their job prospects.

The kiddies have been taught to be emotional messes, all because of doomsday cult beliefs.

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If All You See…

…is a clear sky from too much carbon pollution, you might just be a Warmist

The blog of the day is Moonbattery, with a post on “Dem Candidate Slips and Calls Veterans Nazis”

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Evil Trump Allows TPS To Continue For Ukraine And Sudan

Just a few days ago the NY Times and many others were fearporning TPS ending for Ukrainian and Sudanese refugees, and now

Migrants From Ukraine and Sudan to Keep Deportation Protections for Now

The Trump administration said on Sunday that people from Ukraine and Sudan would be able to keep their temporary humanitarian protections for now, allowing them to continue living in the United States.

Temporary Protected Status, a program meant to help foreign nationals who cannot safely return home because of armed conflict or natural disasters in their countries, was set to expire for about 100,000 Ukrainians and about 1,800 Sudanese on Monday.

The Homeland Security Department said that an announcement on the future of both programs would be “made at the appropriate time” and that people covered by them would be protected until then. But the department did not provide more information on the timing of the announcement.

Ukraine is nearly five years into a war that has battered the country, and civilian casualties have hit the highest levels since the beginning of the full-scale invasion by Russia. Sudan is in the middle of a devastating civil war that has engulfed the country for more than three years, leading to a severe food crisis.

I wonder how many of the Ukrainians are men, who would be scooped to fight in a war that barely makes the news anymore? As for Sudan, do you ever hear about the war? Regardless, this is exactly what TPS is for. But, does it ever end?

The moves notably diverge from the Trump administration’s previous attempts to swiftly dismantle T.P.S. programs as part of its broader campaign to restrict immigration, ending the protections for 13 of the 17 countries once covered. They also sharply differ from the administration’s treatment of about 350,000 Haitians who lost their temporary deportation protections this summer, despite ongoing unrest in their country. In a barrage of social media posts, homeland security officials cheered on deportation flights to Haiti.

Most of them have had TPS for over 10 years, sometimes 20+, and it is time for them to go home. Or somewhere else. That’s the way TPS works.

“In light of the armed conflicts that continue in Ukraine and Sudan, extending T.P.S. is the right decision,” said Royce Murray, an assistant secretary at the Homeland Security Department during the Biden administration. “But the lack of clarity about the decision — including for how long T.P.S. will last — creates incredible instability for T.P.S. holders and the employers who rely on them.”

Maybe employers shouldn’t be depending on people on TPS? Of course the article devolves into Orange Man Bad, because, of course it does.

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Your Fault: Climate Crisis Scam Comes For Surf Spots

25 years ago these people were all about Darwinism and evolution and natural processes (a lot was opposition to George W Bush being a Christian). And scientists cared about science, and understood that things change. Now? It’s a doomsday cult

Climate Change Has It In for the World’s Best Surfing

The climate crisis is coming for some of the world’s greatest surf breaks, submerging some as sea level rises and wiping out others as classic breaks get crushed against coastal developments.

Analysis of dozens of famous waves in World Surfing Reserves (WSR) found that more than three-quarters were at high risk because of changing tide levels, hardened shorelines, and shifting sands.

The impacts matter not only to the surfers catching the waves but also to the communities that depend on the multibillion-dollar surf economy, often located in places with little else.

The waves rated at most risk in the study include the “bombing barrels” of Croyde Beach in North Devon, UK; the point breaks at Noosa in Australia and Oriente Salvaje, El Salvador; and Santa Cruz reefs of California such as Sewer Peak and Wind and Sea.

The best surfing waves are created by intricate combinations of seafloor shape, swell direction, and tide. “Surf breaks are incredibly unique oceanographic phenomena—a confluence of all these factors that fit together just right to make the wave happen—and so those processes are really sensitive,” said Dan Reineman, an associate professor at California State University Channel Islands and a coauthor of the study.

What would those breaks have been like in 1900, when the seas were around 8 inches lower than they are today? Or a couple hundred years ago when the seas were going down from the Little Ice Age? Things change. How about when the seas were 500+ feet lower due to the last ice age, and people were building towns which are now covered by the seas? When the waves moved the sand near shore from storms and ocean circulations.

See this webcam of Manasquan, NJ. It has always been one of the best breaks on the East coast, but, notice the sandbars causing weird wave movent as it pans to the right, near the jetty? The last Noreaster’ caused that, shift a lot of sand to build those. I’ve seen it happen before, and then the sea will take it away. Probably be gone be the end of Spring with all the winter storms. I know. I grew up surfing there.

Global heating is pushing up sea level and changing rainfall patterns that affect sediment movement, which can upset the delicate balance and destroy the wave. However, the researchers said the expert local knowledge of surfers could be tapped to help protect the waves.

Sigh. Global heating. The Earth is not static, cultists. You’re embarrassing.

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LOL: Macron Blames Trump And Iran War For French “Unrest”

This takes some serious huzzpah

Macron Condemns Violence, Blames Iran War for Fuel Surge

French President Emmanuel Macron on the 18th, at 8 p.m., local time, in a nationwide address, labeled the riots that erupted across the country, including in Paris, the previous day as “uncontrolled violence by far-left groups” and stated, “Those who attempted to bring down the Republic must be held accountable.”

In the live-streamed address from the Élysée Palace in Paris, Macron expressed “anger” and “shame” over the incidents, asking, “How could French people do this to France?” He then listed specific cases, including the fire at Limoges City Hall, the fire at a tourist information center in Lyon, the breach of the Marseille City Hall, and the looting of the Bordeaux prefecture.

Sure looked like the majority involved were NOT French people

Regarding the recent surge in fuel prices in France, Macron indirectly criticized U.S. President Donald Trump, stating, “This is a consequence of the Persian Gulf conflict [the U.S.-Iran war], which France is not a part of.” He added, “During my upcoming Middle East visit starting on the 19th, I will continue international efforts to secure France’s energy supply.”

TDS.

Macron, however, emphasized the need to distinguish between legitimate protesters and violent actors. “We must never confuse those who destroy, break, and loot with protesters,” he said. “Concerns over rising living costs and fuel prices are legitimate.”

On student protests demanding improved educational conditions, Macron said, “I understand the concerns and deep anxieties of the youth.” He noted, “Students are worried about their future, living conditions, academic environments, career guidance, and their place in society.” Macron stressed, “We must listen to their voices without prejudice and without dismissing their difficulties.”

In other words, he and the French government are going to sweep the whole thing under the rug. The violent ones will not be deported, the government will continue to bring in Islamists and 3rd Worlders. Nothing will change.

And, of course, you get the hardcore French leftists blaming the police for daring to stop the looters and rioters

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If All You See…

…is an Evil fossil fueled vehicle, you might just be a Warmist

The blog of the day is Inverse, with a post on “Can You Get Swallowed By A Whale? The Real Science Behind The Wildest Survival Thriller Of The Year”

It’s orange wee

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