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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:

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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 […]

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 […]

Britain leading the world – in de-industrialising?

Monday-Tuesday blog

Here’s a graphic of the ten top manufacturing countries in the world from the excellent Statista website:

Hopefully, you’ll notice that Britain is not on the list. In case you were wondering, the UK is at number 12, just below Brazil at number 11.

Manufacturing output in Britain has been in virtual […]

I’m running out of stuff

How stupid/evil are the climate catastrophists?

Thursday blog

I think I’m running out of ideas and may soon decide to stop plaguing the world with my ignorant opinions. But before I go, here’s probably one of the simplest charts ever published:

Surely even a climate catastrophist or a UK politician or the useless BBC should be able to see that […]

Do you believe Honest Sir Keir’s �63bn conference success?

Ed Miliband’s cunning plan to cut our energy bills

Monday blog

I’ve just had a Eureka moment, I think.

I’ve just realised that Ed MIliband will actually manage to cut our energy bills.

Last week a warning was apparently sent out to energy suppliers warning of possible shortages and blackouts (can I write ‘black-outs’ or is that racist?) due to cold temperatures and […]

We’re doomed, doomed, doomed!

Will Net Zero mean Net Zero jobs?