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Should my book of ‘dangerous misinformation’ be banned?

Monday/Tuesday blog

Here’s a recent review of my book THERE IS NO CLIMATE CRISIS from a reader on Amazon. The readers titles his/her review ‘Dangerous misinformation’ and gives me the lowest possible rating – one star.

This is what the reader wrote:

The cover of this book depicts a ‘doomsdayer’ and his sandwich board full […]

Another scorcher from Neil Oliver

Monday/Tuesday blog

Here’s another real scorcher from Neil Oliver.

One thing you might notice is that many of the better articles on sites like The Daily Sceptic and ConservativeWoman are written by experts in their fields who are now retired. Being retired, they’re not risking losing their jobs if attacked by the cyber-pitchfork wielding woke […]

Let’s all celebrate our gender fluidity!

weekend blog

As 2023 gets going, I thought it would be useful for my readers if I provided a list of some of the most important LGBTQ+++ internationally-recognised holidays and awareness periods with explanations off what is being celebrated. Now you can all put these into your diary so you too can celebrate our gender […]

Socialism – young people be careful what you wish for. You might end up getting it.

Wednesday/Thursday/Friday blog

Here are a few charts readers might find interesting/worrying.

They’re based on surveys about people’s attitudes, particularly young peoples’ attitudes, to Socialism and Capitalism.

Socialism – Getting back into favour?

Here’s a chart comparing the overall population’s view of Socialism and Capitalism in three countries – Germany, Britain and America:

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The NHS needs less diversity – not more!

Thursday/Friday blog

Yet again, the NHS is in crisis. Or at least that what the usual limp-wristed, eternally-bleating handwringers are claiming yet again. So, if the NHS is in crisis, one could assume that our beloved NHS, which (as we all know) is a national treasure and the envy of the world, wouldn’t be wasting […]

I’ve seen the future. The future is African

Friday/weekend blog

I’ll keep it short and sweet today.

Predicting the future

You will all know this famous quote:

But I think Mr Berra was wrong. I can see the future.

Here’s a UN population projection for Europe and Africa till the end of this century:

(to see the […]

Go green? Starve the already starving and wreck the planet!

Thursday/Friday blog

Biofuels – a crime against humanity

When the EU passed regulations mandating that biofuels should make up 2.7% of all transport fuel sold, the UN’s special rapporteur on food called this policy “a crime against humanity”. The Biofuel Directive set indicative biofuel penetration targets of 2.7% by the end of 2005 and 5.75% […]

What, if anything, do our police actually do?

Monday/Tuesday blog

Wonderful news from our police bosses

Hopefully, you’ll have been as excited as I was to learn about our police bosses’ latest brilliant plan – the Police Race Action Plan.

Our police proudly announced their great idea a few days ago:

The Police Race Action Plan has been developed jointly by the National […]

Three unconnected issues

Friday/Saturday blog

Is having Sky or Netflix essential to preserving life?

As our financially-incontinent chancellor splashes around money which we don’t have, I began to wonder how impoverished the supposedly ‘impoverished’ really are. The professional bleaters and moaners in the mainstream media (MSM) warn us of an ‘apocalypse’ from rising prices, in particular energy prices. […]

Are Blacks who murder other Blacks “racists”?

Wednesday/Thursday blog

We all know that we ghastly white people are all racists. Apparently, we’re either ‘conscious racists’ or ‘subconscious racists’ or perhaps both at the same time. Who knows?

And we all know that US police are even more racist than anyone else as they all leave home each morning for work hoping they […]