At the start of 2025, the Climate and Nature Bill was working its way through the British Parliamentary Process. The objective of the Bill was to save the planet. To do so, the Bill outlined a series of open-ended, ill-defined measures that the government could co-opt in order to do whatever it (the govt) deemedContinue reading “Unsatisfactory Communications with a Politician”
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The Margins of Error That Lead To Record Temperatures
The Met Office captures temperature data from over 300 Climate Stations located across the UK. From this data, the Met Office produces climate summaries for each year and other metrics such as average annual temperatures for the UK plus long-term averages. From this data it is also possible to glean the highest temperature recorded inContinue reading “The Margins of Error That Lead To Record Temperatures”
The Future of Food
In 2019, Sainsbury’s celebrated their 150 year anniversary by commissioning a report that imagines how the UK’s food systems could change over the next 150 years. Specifically, the report focuses on 3 points in the future: 2025, 2050 and 2169. Here is the report so you can read for yourself: http://www.department22.uk/uploads/2/2/2/7/22275778/future-of-food.pdf We are now, inContinue reading “The Future of Food”
ESG: The Social Credit System
ESG – Environmental Social & Governance – is a social credit system for companies. ESG coerces companies into adopting certain Establishment narratives – eg DEI, Climate Change initiatives – in order to obtain financing. ESG is purely political yet operates entirely outside of democratic control. Global ESG rules are set by the International Sustainability StandardsContinue reading “ESG: The Social Credit System”
The Economics of Renewable Energy pt 2 – Solar
Ed Miliband has stated many times that renewable energy is cheaper than gas and will bring down household energy bills. We all instinctively knew that Ed was lying but I’m going to present the evidence that he was lying. I will present the economics of solar in this post, having already presented wind energy inContinue reading “The Economics of Renewable Energy pt 2 – Solar”
For Those That Haven’t Figured It Out Yet
1) Smart meters are the means by which your access to energy will be limited during the coming energy transition when there won’t be enough energy for everyone. 2) The WEF, Bilderberg Group, The UN, the Council on Foreign Relations, the Trilateral Commission and all other elitist forums meet for the purpose of furthering theirContinue reading “For Those That Haven’t Figured It Out Yet”
The Economics of Renewable Energy pt. 1 – Wind
Here’s why everything Miliband says about Renewable energy is false. Firstly, everyone needs to recognise that Renewable energy infrastructure is a second energy system that will operate in parallel with the existing energy system. NESO have admitted in their Clean Power 2030 report that all existing gas power stations will need to be retained inContinue reading “The Economics of Renewable Energy pt. 1 – Wind”
A Citizen Tries to Engage an MP in Critical Thinking on the CAN Bill
A private members bill known as the ‘Climate and Nature’ Bill is currently wending its way through the British parliament. The objective of the Bill is to save the planet. To do so, the Bill outlines a series of open-ended, ill-defined measures that the government can co-opt in order to do whatever it (the govt)Continue reading “A Citizen Tries to Engage an MP in Critical Thinking on the CAN Bill”
The Silence Of The Lambs
As trust in governments and government institutions collapses amongst those who are alert to the direction of travel, I find that pro-govies are placing ever greater trust in those institutions. It’s like they have picked a side, the opposite side to the conspiracy theorists – aka those people with anti-establishment opinions – and, having pickedContinue reading “The Silence Of The Lambs”
It’s All Connected
20 years ago the 2 main points of concern facing a British adult were: 1) The Budget and… 2) whether the Bank of England was going to raise or lower interest rates. The budget was the annual accounting ritual performed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in which we learnt of what additional duty (tax)Continue reading “It’s All Connected”
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