The climate industry has turned guilt into its own renewable energy source. Endless, cheap and utterly useless. In the process, it keeps blasting penalties into Row Z while the open goal of abundance sits right there, waving its arms and begging to be scored. We are told not to water our lawns, not to drive […]
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Perhaps it’s a drinking or smoking game at Western Michigan University. Try to come up with the most farcical, April Fool-style Net Zero nonsense and see if we can get it published. How about writing a paper titled ‘Beneficial Bloodsucking’ that states it is “morally obligatory” to promote a plague of the lone star tick
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The spider’s web was tattooed in greyscale across the gentleman’s face and shaven head. The spider itself was inked, crouching behind the right ear. It had fangs. The gentleman approached me in the playground of a down-at-heel primary school where my husband was Chair of Governors. He said: “What’s your man doing about this shithole?
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What with Starmer’s Labour party, Sadiq Khan and, until recently, Humza Yousaf, Hamit Coskun and Hatun Tash, ‘The Boats’ and ‘Grooming Gangs’, and Gaza, ‘From the River to the Sea’, Death-to-the-IDF and Tehran, Islam is only becoming more significant. It is probably not a bad idea to look over what its significance is. Islam was
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I have not said much on the Israeli–Gaza war for a few weeks as it is always difficult to know what’s going on. I have been against a siege that involves cutting off food and medical supplies to Gaza from the beginning and remain so, although it should be noted the obligation to feed your
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One year ago today, July 31st, I attended a peaceful protest on Whitehall opposite Downing Street. Simply for peacefully standing in a crowd, I, along with some 120 other protestors, was arrested by the Metropolitan Police. I was then unlawfully detained for 20.5 hours and handcuffed behind my back, which caused me unnecessary physical pain
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When the Government stops listening, people stop obeying. That’s when the real trouble starts. David Betz isn’t some bloke in the pub ranting about revolution. He’s a Professor of War Studies at King’s College London. In his essay, ‘Civil War Comes to the West‘, he outlines the precursors to societal collapse. Collapsing trust in institutions,
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Now, as Antonio Gramsci might have put it, is the time of monsters. Our wassail is over; the Graces, my friend, have abandoned the earth; there below, the Greek ships wait. In short – Britain’s ruling regime is kaput. The only thing left to do is to wait and see how the decline plays out and plan as
Gradually, Then Suddenly: The Death Throes of a Regime Read More »
Good heavens. Lots of heat and noise in the news this week about our useless, predatory, leaking, sewage-spewing water companies. Apparently a damning report has just found out that the water companies have been ripping us off for decades and that the supposed regulator, Ofwat, has been worse than useless. But hold on a minute.
The Great Water Rip-Off Has Been Obvious for Decades Read More »
In the good old days when London Calling marked the week even more than the publication of the Spectator or the Beano, I heard our general editor, Toby Young, use the phrase ‘jot and tittle’. It means, simply, ‘every little mark’, every little bit of script, down to the last dotted i and crossed t.
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