Green/Climate

2026-04-17

Yes, there's somehow never any shortage of globalist groups who want to tell us all how it's going to be. It's a bit like whack-a-mole - you stomp on one and another pops up with more of the same BS. It's never-ending.

Still, this one features our expansive central banker Augustin Carstens to fill our screens for a minute to explain CBDCs... again.

You know you can't wait...

2026-04-17

No don't worry, we're not talking human sickness this time. This time it's all about plants. Lemon trees actually. 

Further comment is superfluous, except to note that healthy plants are the foundation (so to speak) of all animal and human life - and healthy soil is the foundation underpinning healthy plants.

Everything else is mumbo-jumbo?

What do you think?

2026-04-15

The world of Central Banking, gathered at Jackson Hole, has spoken.

New deal, same as the old deal, but without America.

If you're in a hole, stop digging.

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2026-04-06

This is one where medical bureaucrats maybe really do place a tick in a box.

But is there a vaccine for it? Tricky this - if it's spread by ticks then will a face-mask suffice in crowded pubs (as public spaces will come to be called in the absence of the real thing)?

Will the bureaucrats all be guilty of spreading the disease without knowing it? Will further pandemic measures have to be invented to stop them?

And how could we survive the agonising wait for a vaccine, even if developed at warp speed, in our modern bureaucracy-ridden society? 

Indeed, how could a properly-regulated vaccine ever be developed without a veritable orgy of box-ticking?

Something will have to give.

Sit down before you read

2026-04-03

Barbara Boyd explains the Iran war from the viewpoint of Promethean Action.

It's certainly a multifaceted war, but which facet is the driver?

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2026-03-26

A new paper just published in Nature suggests some surprising results from an investigation of ice cores which are assumed to have sampled the atmosphere over the last 3 million years or so.

The primary conclusion being that the levels of CO₂ and methane (the culprits which have been widely fingered for causing our (non-existant ¹) global warming by the "official" bodies appointed to pronounce on such matters) have in fact remained almost unchanged for the last 3 million years (it's not clear whether the ice cores in question only covered 3 million years or whether there was more earlier, in which case of course further research will have to be urgently funded).

The Daily Sceptic has the story.

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2026-03-26

Remember the Younger Dryas? Me neither.

But maybe in Göbekli Tepe Grok has found some people who did, because they were eye-witnesses...and they recorded what they knew so that we would know too.  Then they buried the knowledge where we might find it....

If only they had had YouTube in those days, maybe it wouldn't have taken them so long. But then we might never have found it.

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2026-03-25

NB: This is for entertainment purposes only.

Readers wanting to know about real climate science should understand one thing - it is so preposterously complex and open to the influence of so many variables, not all of which are probably yet identified let alone confirmed or actually measurable, that it is completely unrealistic to assert that human beings have mastered it, given the extreme paucity of actual hard information available. It is not and cannot be "settled" since "the science" is by its very nature never "settled" but always open to correction and reinterpretation in the light of new information. Those who maintain otherwise are either ignorant or mendacious or possibly both. 

NB: "models" may well be complicated, difficult to construct, and to understand, but these traits of themselves do not make them any part of "science" - they are simply logical tools invented for automatically generating results based upon the modeller's fancy and whatever "data" he (or anyone else) chooses to put

2026-03-20

For those who may be interested, the Good Food Project looks interesting.

I have no idea about it and I'm in no position to recommend it, but he does make a lot of interesting points in these uncertain times.

It sounds like a worthy initiative that might just work out.

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2026-03-18

... and if it gets too bad, we'll discuss it with Ed Milliband.

And should the pesky Russians get out of their beds and start marching down Whitehall in belated thanks for all the Storm Shadows we've been generously sending them via the Ukraine, we'll fast-track ourselves back into the EU and they'll send us more men from their "foreign legion" wet-foot across the Channel as quick as you can say "get those lifeboats out pronto to pick them up!".

2026-03-12

Anybody who has ever heard of the GWPF will not be surprised by the general thrust of their views, but sometimes a review of how we got here via the politics of administrations past and current may be of interest.

As numerous states are now rapidly reversing out of Net Zero catastrophe because they have seen the brick wall ofenergy systems failure rapidly approaching, should the UK reposition for the future?

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2026-03-09

It should be obvious even to Ed Millibrain that war in the Persian Gulf isn't going to do our energy supplies any favours.

Happily the worst of winter is probably behind us, but lack of fuel isn't going to be fixed any time soon by pouring more public money down the green subsidy pit, which is of course, like all subsidy pits, bottomless.

Now that the seasonally sunlit weather uplands (all right, the sun-obscured mist-lands of damp and yellow fruitlessness) are looming, the immediate seasonal pressures may be off, but so are the LNG supplies from Qatar.

It's probably too late to take the pressure off next winter by "drill baby, drill"ing in the North Sea, but better late than never - yet we still have Ed Sillibrain to get out of the way soonest.

2026-03-06

The story of the last century (and indeed longer) has been of the ever-onward march of those who would rule the world, and who will stoop to any depths to achieve their aims.

Deceit? What's a little white lie when it advances the cause? Besides, it's necessary if we want to persuade the proletariat that they are doing the right thing for the greater good - our good.

War? No problem - bring in the profits! No need to concern ourselves with the ensuing human misery, it will be forgotten soon enough.

Democracy? Useful for keeping the unsuspecting masses in check, diverted, and too busy with their own lives to worry about ours. Besides, politics (like football) keeps them entertained, and even lets them think that they can control us by voting harder! 

Law and Justice? Essential for keeping the lid on our own illegal but very entertaining activities - we don't want just anybody with a conscience investigating

2026-03-04

Promethean Action reports on the effects of the war on Iran - it's very early days yet, so things will no doubt take a while to settle down, but maybe it's the British commercial interests that have been fostered by the Royal Family over the centuries that are bearing the brunt of the fall-out.

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2026-02-18

Non-sequiturs not withstanding, not content with fomenting CHD to launch a RICO lawsuit against the saintly vaccine industry, apparently Big T Bogeyman is now to blame for the US Environmental Protection Agency doing away with the “Endangerment Finding” that declared CO₂ a direct threat to human health.

Never mind that without the Carbon Cycle all carbon-based life on the planet would cease, "the science" (ie: Al Gore et al) has spoken. But at least unlike Al Gore (et al) the Trump had the grace and foresight to get elected... so is his opinion still somehow less vital than "the (unelected) science"?

Clearly these are murky waters indeed...

2026-02-18

Our first responsibility is to look after ourselves, to stay healthy.

Whereas in rare circumstances that rule might be broken, in general it holds. If we don't look after ourselves, we may end up in no position to look after others, and become a burden on others.

This was embedded in military NBC (nuclear chemical biological) training - we were ordered to put on our own gas-masks before helping anybody else. Obvious really, but sometimes the obvious needs stating...

As it is for individuals, so it is for nations.

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2026-02-13

It can't be said often enough - wealth is not currency, it's what you can buy with that currency.

It's product available, initially in the marketplace, and subsequently in our possession.

So if we want to become wealthy, we have to produce product, not manipulate the value of money (unless we're a banker playing zero-sum games with the currency to rip off everyone else).

Barbara Boyd reports on the latest action taken to make America productive again...
... whilst we pay Ed Miliband to ruin us pointlessly by strangling our energy supplies. 

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2026-01-21

"Health" infrastructure, CBDCs, "Carbon Tracking", programmable money, social credit score, "we will own nothing and be relieved of having to take responsibility for all that nasty personal property because everything will belong to the Control Central, including us and anything that we produce including our children (if we are permitted any).

In the smart city, if the door doesn't open or the food doesn't get delivered by drone, then the door doesn't open and the food doesn't get delivered.

Could it be done? How could anybody track our personal carbon usage? How could this possibly work?

It doesn't in practice matter. 

“Digital identity determines what products, services and information we can access — or, conversely, what is closed off to us”

If computer says "no", then right or wrong it will make no difference, it will still be "no". The door will