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NET ZERO scores ZERO

27th June 2023 Going Postal 2914 Comments

Briefing 47, The Global Warming Policy Foundation. The Brink of Darkness: Britain’s fragile power grid by John Constable. I was prompted to reread the above yesterday by two things, one the receipt of a combined [more…]

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Chaos Theory – Butterflies

13th February 2023 Going Postal 1833 Comments

On Dec 29th 1972 a paper was submitted to the American Association for the advancement of Science. The author, Edward Lorenz was an MIT professor of meteorology and the subject of the paper was:- Predictability; [more…]

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Inescapable Consequences if Folly in High Places

5th September 2022 Emile Woolf 3718 Comments

Like the Covid pandemic, the war between Ukraine and Russia was not foreseeable. However, despite conventional thinking,  the current cost-of-living crisis has causal strands other than the war and the pandemic. These strands lie chiefly [more…]

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Subjecting the Global Warming Hysteria to Rationality and Logic

6th December 2021 Patrick Barron 3822 Comments

So much of our time, energy, and resources have been sacrificed to the Global Warming Hysteria without subjecting the issue itself to rationality and logic. I intend to provide a logical step-by-step approach that may [more…]

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UK Electricity Bloodbath? Part Two

26th October 2021 Always Worth Saying 3559 Comments

Last time in UK Electricity Supply Bloodbath? we concluded that, across the next decade, Britain’s positive electricity margin becomes a deficit as an older generation of nuclear and coal-fired power stations come to the end [more…]

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UK Electricity Supply Bloodbath?

5th October 2021 Always Worth Saying 3380 Comments

The Market A market is a place where supply meets demand, where wants and needs meet goods and services. A perfect market would be nothing other than that but, apart from thee ‘n me, nothing [more…]

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Gardening In A Pandemic (Loves Labour Lost)

18th May 2021 Colin Cross 3217 Comments

I’d enjoyed my seaside break but I was, as always, keen to get back and see what was happening in the greenhouse. The answer, at least that first few days, was plenty, including more weeds. [more…]

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“Settled science”: The rallying cry back to the dark ages

15th February 2021 Going Postal 2289 Comments

Increasingly over the past decade, but infinitely more so over the last year, we’ve been hearing politicians, mainstream media and all kinds of experts urging, and often sternly demanding, citizens, voters and taxpayers to “follow [more…]

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A New Dark Age

12th November 2020 Godfrey Bloom 3179 Comments

I have been struggling for a reasonable historical analogy to illustrate  where the western democracies are going today. As we have clearly entered a new dark age I do not intend to  hypothesise when exactly [more…]

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