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The Great Global Warming Theatre
2023-04-14
Or, as the bard didn't say:
"If Warming be the means to power, drone on - give them excess of it, that surfeiting, the people may weary, and so comply".
Whether you appreciate my doggerel or not, this con has been fought for many a year, as evidenced by this informative video from 2015.
Eight years on, it's time to listen.
Unless of course you put implicit trust in that unaccountable club of oligarchs, the WEF.
(73 minutes)
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What Does the Real Life Climate Data Show?
2023-04-12
There's climate models, and there's climate data.
Models are not necessarily scientific (although they could be if they model theories "proven" by the scientific method to account for all known characteristics of the phenomenon under investigation).
Models in effect are simply computations that are performed according to the wishes of the person who designed them - they may fail if the designer didn't understand the theory to be modelled, or if the implementer failed to code the computations correctly.
Therefore to be validated, a computer model must be checked against all the available data to ensure that it accounts for the known phenomenon being modelled.
"In his annual review of the state of the global climate, Professor Ole Humlum finds much of interest to readers, but little
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Renewables Have Never Been so Expensive
2023-04-06
"With market prices for electricity now below £100 per megawatt hour, several windfarms have strike prices worth £209"
Of course we must pay more (and more) for less (and less) - isn't that the iron rule of taxation, firmly established down the ages (with the ephemeral exception of Nigel Lawson)?
Naturally the government has developed means to cover it's obtuseness by rigging the market in favour of its own preferred suppliers, so that it is "rising prices" rather than "rising taxes" that make the headlines, and it's all obfuscated by pretending that its absolutely necessary to save the world from an imminent catastrophic climactic tipping-point (and if people stop buying that nonsense they can fall back on that old stand-by: blaming the Russians).
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The Dutch Farmers Problem Explored
2023-03-30
Eva Vlaardingerbroek, Dutch legal philosopher, writer and political activist, interviewed here for the Spectator, explains the background to the farmers' protests against the Dutch government.
One hour well-spent if you want to know more detail about where this argument came from, and how it is going.
(58 minutes)
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Net Zero Subsidies? Don't be Silly!
2023-03-30
Given that the windmills and solar panels have been supported by subsidies for many years whilst they got established, one might be forgiven for thinking that if they still need subsidies to be competitive then matters are not working out as expected, and it is now time for a serious "drains up" review of where it all went wrong.
But governments time and again have demonstrated that there is no limit to which they will not stretch the actualité in pursuit of their favoured projects, no matter how much money they have to extract from our pockets in order to do so. The green delusion is no different.
NetZero Watch is on the case as always, speaking truth unto deaf power, and pointing out that the reformed power pricing and tax mechanisms devised by "our" government to keep the whole tottering power supply functioning - despite the manifest destabilisation inherent in the chosen "green" methods of generation - will hit the poorest the hardest (whilst doing nothing to reduce the fundamental need for gas
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Net Zero Clamp-Down Coming?
2023-03-21
So the UN's IPCC is stepping out into the fray once more, stating that:
"An 80% global reduction in CO2 emissions is needed to limit warming to 1.5°C",
and quick off the mark, our doughty civil servants have
"modelled a way to reach the target by 2042" including a "50% reduction in meat and dairy consumption, a 15% cut in air passenger levels compared with pre-pandemic levels, and the widespread acceptance of heat pumps in homes"
not to mention the ever popular Low Traffic Neighbourhoods, insect-burgers, and fluoridation schemes to keep us all owning nothing and happy as Larry.
And of course no mention that as the UK's emissions are already insignificant compared with the ever-growing emissions of India and China (to name but two), the whole exercise is completely pointless even on its own terms.
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Problem - Reaction - Solution
2023-03-19
Problem:
Andrew Bridgen MP addresses an empty House:
(24 minutes)
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Reaction - Solution:
Richard Vobes ruminates on the latest situation:
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A Light-Hearted Look at a Serious Topic
2023-03-18
Richard Vobes runs the gamut of presentational styles in a seamless skip around the many follies of Climate Change which I would defy anybody to rehearse!
You may guess from the title that his approach is distinctly old-school!
(18 minutes)
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Greens Knocked Back by Dutch Electorate
2023-03-17
"Caroline van der Plas’s Farmers-Citizen Movement (BBB) is projected to become the equal largest party in the senate, taking 15 seats from none before the vote"
"The BBB’s victory means the farmers can form alliances with other parties in the senate and block green legislation"
The control matrix is glitching.
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Biden Throws Net Zero Under the Bus
2023-03-14
You know the pips are squeaking when the most on-message pretender to the presidency of the United States gives the OK to a huge oil project in the pristine wastes of Alaska, in the teeth of opprobrium from the climate zealots.
If even the American government is opening up new oil drilling, how long will the rest of the world's "green" governments hold out in the face of (a) their domestic energy shortages and (b) a US poised to make a financial killing by selling them the oil (at elevated prices) that they could have produced or bought for themselves at a substantially lower cost?
Is the great Net Zero bandwagon about to be slammed into reverse?
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Propaganda - Don't Look There, Look Here
2023-03-12
Propaganda is much in the news these days, but many cannot see it.
Many expect that our official bodies will tell us the truth, but it doesn't take very much investigation to reveal that... they don't.
They repeat the favoured assertions that are untrue, then construct arguments upon the foundation of sand that they chose, in order to prove the official narrative.
Covid is a case in point, the official assumption being that the test does not lie. That falsehood was exposed early on by Mike Yeadon et al, but the media sail blythely on seemingly unaware. But it's their job to be aware. If I can be aware, they can too. So we deduce that they don't want to be aware.
Even the WHO admits that in a "low incidence" population (such as the asymptomatic!) where you
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" ... No Intervention of Democracy Whatever in this Process ... "
2023-03-09
I think David Starkey hits the nail squarely on the head in this somewhat formulaic presentation.
And William made an astute choice of protagonists as well!
Of course they don't talk about the elephant in the room (is the Climate Change narrative valid?) but "we know our place".
(8 minutes)
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The Great Global Warming Swindle
2023-02-27
This video "premiered March 8, 2007 on British Channel 4", was uploaded to YouTube 2018.
Another excellent account of the political history (Lord Monckton) behind the Climate Change narrative can be found here.
And a short summary of how the techniques of propaganda have been and are still being used to scam us all in 20th and 21st century.
The Great Global Warming Swindle (2007) full documentary:
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The Most Egregious Example of Propaganda
2023-02-26
The problem with "Climate Change" is that we fall into the trap of arguing the toss on the basis of "the science" (which is monstrously complex and therefore impossible to prove, and - more to the point - very hard to disprove in the minds of most).
But the truth of the matter is that it isn't science, it's propaganda.
So let's look at it from that viewpoint...
What is propaganda?
Neither more nor less than the art of deluding the public to believe something that isn't true. The Nazis of Germany in WW2 are reputed to have been adept at this skill (but I don't think they were by themselves). What was their secret?
"tell a lie big enough and repeat it until people believe it"
Obviously, the ideal world for the propagandist is one in which the media of the day are controlled. In Germany in 1940 the
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Death of Net Zero Predicted
2023-02-24
This news will no doubt come as a horrible shock to many, but it's hard to argue with the cold facts.
No doubt that is exactly why the supporters of Net Zero don't like to talk about the facts, preferring to emphasise the emotional arguments - but when were wars won by emoting?
As they were never taught in school, emotions are useful for driving your attention and purpose, but thereafter we need evidence logic analysis planning and execution to get to where we want to be.
The 'orrible Nigel, erstwhile scourge of the EU, now (some think prematurely) retired to journalism, spills the ghastly truths that climate change campaigners won't touch:
(15 minutes)
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HAARP - Played by Angels or Demons?
2023-02-17
The earthquakes in Turkey and Syria have made the news recently, but there have been many others around the world in recent times.
Much speculation has been centred on the assertions that at least some of these have been created deliberately. How on earth is that done? By using electromagnetic waves at enormous power to mess with the ionosphere, it is asserted that earthquakes below the heated area may be triggered. You wouldn't need power to move the tectonic plates, just enough to trigger release of the building tension between adjacent plates.
The HAARP (high frequency active auroral research program) installations around the world are supposed to be for monitoring and research purposes, but they are connected to electrical supplies capable of massive power - such as might be required to attempt such feats as to trigger an earthquake.
An Explosive Green Reminiscence with Justin Walker
2023-02-11
Another excellent interview by Richard Vobes, with Justin Walker from the Hardwick Alliance, who spills the inside beans on how the original Ecology Party was transformed by the global elite into today's (some would say bogus) Green movement so beloved of the UN-WEF partnership (not to mention the bankers).
"I thought people in government were benign benevolent decent people doing their best for the people"
An interview which touches on almost everything that seems to be wrong with our world today.
Unmissable.
(55 minutes)
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Climate Change Flooding UK Schools
2023-02-03
It's no secret that our schools are not teaching our kids how to think - they are teaching them what they want them to think.
This was brought home to me in 2019 when I attended a General election hustings at a local school - there was no dissent, climate change was an emergency and what were we going to do about it?
"Give me the child until seven, and I will give you the man, said Aristotle, a phrase understood down the ages"
"... there are few ideas in today’s climate political agenda that require more faith than the forecasts of climate models"
Succinctly put.
"The school briefing notes suggest that climate models 'have been used to make accurate projections for the past 50 years, and have advanced significantly during this time' "
"In fact, it would more accurate to say that they have
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C40 Cities - Sadiq Khan - The Conspiracy Theory
2023-02-01
Oh dear.
It seems that no responsible politician can make any innocent move to improve our environment these days without becoming the butt of a fresh conspiracy theory.
Everybody knows that "the Science is Settled", so how is it that whenever any responsible politician takes some small step towards limiting emissions, some disgruntled amateur sleuth pops up to try to trash his efforts by throwing up all sorts of inconvenient facts that he's dredged up in a mere hour or two fumbling around on the internet?
You really couldn't make it up.
(30 minutes)
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Pencil Me In
2023-01-26
The technocrats who would rule the world may not understand that they do not understand.
What you don't understand you cannot control.
They would control the world through their AI algorithms - but could the AI understand the manufacture of something as simple as a pencil?
Could it really track its "carbon footprint" (or whatever other notional key performance indicator(s) they may from time to time dream up)?
Well, perhaps for a pencil it could be done? After all, it's simply a question of breaking the problem down into its constituent parts, tracking each individually, and then apportioning some part of the cost of each constituent to the resulting pencil. Yes, this would be a multi-levelled process but in principle...
But what about the accuracy of the necessary assumptions underlying each individual part? For instance, the costs of the pencil factory. What
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