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  • News of the Canadian Contribution to Carbon Debits

    2025-12-10

    The permanently sceptical curmudgeons who will never be convinced of the Climate Crisis even when it (eventually?) gets up and smacks them in the nether regions with an unseasonal warm blast, will never be convinced whatever the weather, and will no doubt continue to bemoan the comparatively trifling expenses of those stalwarts who despite the odds continue selflessly to drive home the necessary messaging to a sceptical public, regardless of the considerable personal inconvenience.

    So it falls to us today to feature a piece highlighting the excellent ongoing work of the public servants of the Canadian government, who despite the odds continue to strive to save the world from the oncoming catastrophe so presciently foretold by those far-sighted globalist billionaires Al Gore et al.

    You know it' inevitable.

     

  • Well, We Seem to be Reaching for Zero Net Zero

    2025-12-07

    And not before time.

    It has always baffled me how anybody could be so dumb as to believe in the CO2 demon when the said demon accounts for such a tiny proportion of our current atmosphere, and when each of the much-foretold climate disasters reliably fail to occur - the only reasonable explanation seems to be that the climate catastrophists are in fact cult members for whom the slavish devotion to cult dogma is their prerequisite for self-referential meaning.

    Maybe we can now get back to saving the world from the climate cultists by "Drilling Baby, Drilling" and actually burning the resulting gas and oil so that we can keep warm again. Let's hope it's not too late.

    Speaking of that unfamiliar "warm", we shouldn't forget that hot baths, ideally taken long and leisurely before bed (particularly laced with a healthy dose of sea salt, or Epsom salts (for the magnesium in

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  • Power to the People!

    2025-12-03

    We are used to any number of politicos talking nonsense, so it's notable when somebody stands up and refutes the narrative.

    Of course nobody has to listen to such denialism (despite we have been force-fed the Fabian utopianism for ever) but the truth will out, regardless of political labelism.

    So it falls to the GWPF to give us another penetrating glimpse of the obvious, and it's a necessary exercise, before the global warming cult drives the nation into irreversible failure. 

    (40 minutes)

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  • The Sea Change that Keeps on Giving ...

    2025-11-26

    ... cooler temperatures. If it keeps going like this the sea ice will soon be threatening UK shores in winter. Well it's true that "soon" is a term relative to the period under consideration, so maybe in a million years or so.

    CDN has the news, grab it whilst it's hot!

     

  • COP30 Cops Out?

    2025-11-22

    The UN's Climate Control Event COP30 did not go according to plan.

    After all, nothing destroys an illusion like reality, and the reality is that none of the much-foretold climate-warming catastrophes deigned to come true, even as the worst effects of the push for Agenda 2030 become glaringly apparent.

    So was it all for nothing?

    I don't think so.

    It has had / will have the singular effect of destroying the trust that uncritical people have reflexively placed in the UN's authority.

    Watch what happens now to the WHO, the WHO-WEF partnership, the UN aid programmes and much else besides.

    As a fish rots from the head,

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  • Climate Catastrophism Catastrophe

    2025-11-07

    OK, I'll keep this short.

    We are now many years into the age of climate catastrophes foretold by the sages of yesteryear, yet I'm still wracking my memory hole to find a single prediction that accurately (even sort of) predicted something that then did indeed happen.

    Other than COPnn boondoggles of course.

    Polar bears are still gambolling in waters too cold to contemplate, New York is still above water (is their latest electoral triumph a wheeze to try to submerge it after all?), and renewables still can't compete with fossil fuels and government-contrived green "support" schemes.

    Most such failures can be overlooked but that last one threatens not only our winter comforts but also our nation's prosperity, so we (and the government) overlook it at our peril.

    If the person on the

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  • What? Has the UK Fallen Behind Germany Now?

    2025-10-26

    I used to understand that the UK had the highest electricity prices in Europe, but it's NOT TRUE!

    The UK is not in Europe!

    That honour goes to Germany, still busy deindustrialising and determinedly destroying nuclear power plants that could have been reopened.

    Or not - it's a close-run contest!

    Perhaps we could lend them Ed Miliband to assist in their project whilst we reverse course, reopen North Sea exploration and invest in some SMRs before the AI nerds book the next 30 years production?

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  • Roger Challenges Ed

    2025-10-25

    This particular Ed has made many promises with regard to the costs and benefits of "renewables" and  how these would lead to a reduction in our power bills.

    As our bills have only gone up since then, Roger Arthur notes one or two inconsistencies which some believe pertinent to Ed's future prospects of delivering on those promises.

    "it surely makes sense to run those generators continuously, more efficiently and stably, than to continue to heavily subsidise intermittent wind"whilst running the said backup generators, likewise intermittently and inefficiently, on standby... 

    Unless of course Ed is deliberately targetting the worst of all worlds...

    With even Tony Blair contributing his two-penn'orth, perhaps it's time Ed listened, even ideally

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  • Energy Poverty - The New Colonialism

    2025-10-22

    Freedom good, colonialism bad, right?

    Colonialism can take more forms than simple invasion and occupation (possibly even genocide) such as at least one middle eastern country seems to have practised ever since its founding.

    But additional forms might be described as concealed colonialism - do as we "suggest" or there may be "consequences". There has been plenty of that over recent centuries.

    And a favourite - accept this financial "assistance" / "bail out" and for ever be on the hook for usurious repayments... that cannot ultimately be met without further "bail outs"... and if you stop letting us mine your natural resources then we will call in the loans.

    But the latest form is even worse - emotional blackmail at its finest - stop using fuel, or the planet will overheat and we will all die! This is a good wheeze - nobody can prove that it's happening, so nobody can prove that it isn't happening, so to "be

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  • Miliband's Massive Farm Folly

    2025-10-15

    What should we be using farmland for?

    Growing food, or harvesting sunlight for power?

    Which would we rather live without?

    "Once operational, the site will generate enough renewable electricity for up to 300,000 homes when the sun is shining"

    Sounds good. But the sun shines for less than half the day for half the year...

    "Opponents object to the destruction of farmland, the “industrialisation” of a quiet rural area and the loss of treasured landscapes"

    Sounds bad.

    But is it really either/or?

    Can't we have food, landscapes, and power like we used to?

    Not according to the climate doomsters whose predictions so far (ice-free arctic, NW York under water, no polar bears

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  • Met Office Modelling All at Sea?

    2025-10-15

    What we See is Not What They Got, because apparently they didn't get diddly squat in the first place.

    Have they been taking modelling tuition from Professor Ferguson?

    Dr John Robson spills the beans on our very own Met Office.

     

  • Oh Canada, What Ails Thee?

    2025-10-15

    Whilst on the topic of the Climate Change project that never changes, and hot on the heels of the latest exercise in rogue green democracy in Hamburg, Dr John Robson brings us up to date with Canada's newer version of Climate Czar Ed Miliband, and potentially a rival for the title of "not only the most useless energy minister of all time but also the most destructive". Mind you, I might be wrong about that as it's one of the most crowded fields of ministerial misgovernance world-wide, and a comprehensive assessment of every candidate is clearly prohibitive.

    It would be funny if it were not also tragically serious.

     

  • Hamburg Highjacked by Democracy?

    2025-10-14

    The Historic Hanseatic port City of Hamburg may be in for a battle.

    Apparently its population has just voted for citycide by deindustrialisation.

    In their noble quest to expunge production of the gas of life from its environs, and probably entirely oblivious of the fact that absent the production of CO2 neither beer nor bread will be to be had, they have just voted for oblivion. Probably very happily.

    If this is what it takes to convince the masses that Agenda 2050 is a non-starter, then so be it.

    Bring it on.

    A good day's work chaps.

    Just don't mourn the lack of everything when reality seeps unbidden into your world.

     

  • Andrej Babis Wins Czech Elections - EU Concerned

    2025-10-05

    The EU already has recalcitrant Hungary and Slovakia on its hands, so news that another dreadful populist has won a national election (isn't that what elections are for?!), in the Czech Republic, has them scrambling.

    Some might unkindly suggest that their thinking is scrambled already, but in that case another election may not make all that much difference.

    Sebastian brings us up to date.

    (16 minutes)

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  • Trump on Green According to Eugyppius

    2025-10-01

    Well, it's a few days ago now, but Trump's speech at the UN in New York was ... Trumpian. No holds barred, no concessions to the hair-trigger sensibilities of the politicariat, no oblique manoeuvring delicately around the insanity that dares not permit questioning, just the plain truth spoken bluntly, defying anybody that would somehow still contrive to mistake his meaning.

    "The primary effect of these brutal green energy policies has not been to help the environment, but to redistribute manufacturing and industrial activity from developed countries that follow the insane rules that are put down, to polluting countries that break the rules and are making a fortune. They’re making a fortune"

    Quite so.

    And Eugyppius is the practised reporter who well understands the game, having been schooled by the experts in German politics.

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  • Too Much to Cover?

    2025-09-25

    As so often I find myself with too little time to cover the major updates of the day, yet along comes someone who has had a stab at that already.

    Fall of the Cabal makes of pretty good fist of the week so far, and keeps us updated with the current progress of Revelation... at least as has been unfurled in America by the Donald.

    I doubt much of that will make the mainstream news though... 

     

  • Trump Berates the UN

    2025-09-24

    He doesn't care what people think, he cares what they should think.

    His wake-up call to the UN makes for easy criticism ("He's deranged!") but hard listening ("are we really doing absolutely everything wrong?").

    I didn't sit through it all, but I know somebody that did.

     

  • Neil Oliver Talks to Alex Krainer

    2025-09-18

    Two of the most influential characters in their own fields, this has to be an informative 50 minutes.

    "... the strategy of the Empire is crafted out of the City of London... "

    (49 minutes)

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  • Tipping Point for UK Politics?

    2025-09-15

    Nigel Farage is "preparing for power" (where have we heard that before?!).

    And he has a man to lead that process - Danny Kruger, newly joined from the failing Conservative and Unionist Party.

    The video featured today covers this announcement. It was an interesting announcement, although it did little more than set out a few ambiguous hints and tips that may or may not produce fruit in due course.

    We on this site don't do party politics, but this is an appropriate occasion for us to draw out a few pertinent points of relevance to the UK political scene.

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  • Make of this What You Will

    2025-09-13

    Michael Tellinger is as smart a guy as one might hope to meet - and he tells a fascinating story, and asks an extremely pertinent question:

    "What is going on here?"

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