(Somewhere below South Carolina, a few miles down) - A little known real, scientific study done about seven years ago has come to light. In 1991, Arie P. van den Berg, David A. Yuen, and Volker Steinbach, all geologists with robust backgrounds in physics and mathematics, showed, with impeccable scientific research, that tiny changes in the Earth's mantle have a dramatic effect on the temperature of the crust. The article was immediately ignored by the crazies in the extremist ecology movement and their siblings in the media.

Today, their findings are making a lot of the eco-nuts nervous because it can disprove their theory about why the ocean heats up.

There seems to be some evidence that some parts of the Earth are warming up - especially if you ignore the places where it's cooling off, like the "Earth is hotter than ever before" people who use incomplete numbers to prove their point.

If Berg, Yuen, and Steinbach are taken into account, there is a very natural way to account for an increase in global temperatures. It may also be a way of understanding the principles of la niņa and el niņo. It could also be a warning that we may face much COLDER temperatures without notice.

If you've been keeping up, you know that science has illuminated - and the eco-nuts have rejected - the physics that shows human beings add from 1% to 2% of all the gases and particulates created per year. That is a piteously small amount. In one hundred years, we might make a dent in the atmospheric temperature IF that is the operational mechanism (which may NOT be the case).

Nobody would care about all of this, if our legislators did not fall mindlessly into the parade to acknowledge the reverse of science as true. But they do, and they will cost us money because of it.

What to do?

Well, of the leaders left to us in the presidential race, none of them understands the scientific method. None of them understands what US sovereignty is. None of them understands what money is. Not one of them understands the true meaning of "infrastructure." Not one understands that government solving people's problems is immoral because it usurps self-reliance and free will.

My best advice would be to buy precious metals, stock up on food, and build a fortress instead of a house. Oh.. and buy a few simple, powerful guns and plenty of dependable ammunition. I say, "would be," because I don't want to go there.

Instead, hold the feet of whomever gets elected to whatever office to the fire! Force them to embrace real, precise science. Force them to allow the development of resources which are not dependent on foreign oil. Force them to return to metalism. Force them to forsake economic fascism. Force them to forsake Federal intervention on every level. Force them to maintain a large, powerful standing armed force. Force them to enforce the laws we have or rescind them.

Better yet, do all of it.

- Dick Anderson