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New Zealand ditches ‘Net Zero’ – Britain pushes on with ‘Net Zero’

weekend blog

Wonderful news from a couple of small islands down under. New Zealand is ditching ‘Net Zero’. But don’t worry, Britain’s greatest climate scientist, Energy Secretary Mad Ed Miliband, is doubling down on ‘Net Zero’ in the UK so we can become the global leader in renewable energy and, of course, back to […]

Is it time to lock up your pussy?

Wednesday blog

We’re constantly being told that ‘Climate Change’ or ‘Climate Crisis’ or ‘Climate Emergency’ or ‘Global Boiling’ or whatever the BBC calls our weather this month is responsible for decimating our wildlife, expecially our bird populations. Here’s a typical BBC headline: “Climate change ‘has affected a third of UK bird species’. The other […]

“Curiouser and curiouser” said Alice

Monday blog

According to Google’s AI: “Curiouser and curiouser!” is a famous quote from Alice in Wonderland, spoken by the character Alice as she experiences increasingly strange and bizarre events in the magical world of Wonderland. The phrase captures her astonishment and bewilderment as things become more and more peculiar. It’s a recurring motif in the story, […]

Congratulations to Spain and Portugal

Wednesday-Thursday blog

Let us all join together to congratulate our Iberian Peninsula friends. They seem to be leaping ahead of Starmer’s amd Miliband’s wonderful ambition to lead the world in becoming ‘clean energy superpowers’. In achieving this, they have showed us all what Mad Red Ed Miliband’s economically-suicidal plans will do for us:

Of […]

How can they lie so brazenly?

Monday-Tuesday blog

On 24 and 25 April 2025, the IEA (International Energy Agency) and the UK government convened an international Summit on the Future of Energy Security in London. UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer amd Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero Ed Miliband were among the keynote speakers.

The IEA informed […]

Are we living in “The Age of Insanity”?

Wednesday-Thursday blog

When historians look back at the first quarter of the 21st Century, what will be the over-riding theme of their conclusions? The first half of the 20th Century could be seen as The Age of Slaughter with several hundred million killed in wars, man-made famines and Communist terror campaigns. The second half […]

If only this was a very late April Fools joke

weekend blog

First: An apology if my “Not an Easter Bunny” Good Friday blog put you off your dinner. Having seen that thing, I can well understand why women and girls would not want a creature like that in their changing rooms, hospital wards, women’s refuges, prisons and other private spaces.

I don’t know […]

A government of the absurd?

Tuesday-Wednesday blog

Here’s the ‘Push-me, pull-you’ bicycle:

Can anyone see that there’s a slight practical problem with this means of transport? If you can, you’re a lot smarter than 99% of our political leaders.

Our brilliant government is trying to save the Scunthorpe steelworks. Starmer’s idiots don’t want to nationalise the company. Instead they […]

Are there any mistakes Starmer won’t make?

The reader comments are the best bit

Tusday blog

I had an article on The Daily Sceptic (link below). The best bit is not the article but the readers’ comments except for some (IMHO) garrulous buffoon who calls himself/herself/itself (I think that covers the main genders as I don’t want to be sent to prison for misgendering someone) ‘Jabby McStiff’ presumably […]