Extracted below is a story about a UYK businesswoman in her 30s, who does not want to start a family. Unfortunately, nothing too exceptional about that now. Only, her reason is climate change alarmism. Children are carbon producers. And the usual, I don't want to bring children into this uncertain world. The doctors would not sterilise her, so hubb...
As readers know I am no scientist but still see the relevance of knowing a bit for many public policy questions. Take the fluoride debate for example, where our water supply tastes like it was out of a swimming pool. Is this good for us? Dr Robert Malone gives the other side of the story that the water authorities are not telling us. There are bett...
The climate change alarmist madness intensifies here in Europe. First it was the Netherlands moving to cancel the bulk of its farms, to supposedly aid in achieving the mythical zero net of carbon emissions. Now Denmark is in on the madness. There are five times as many cows and pigs in Denmark than people, so agriculture is a major source of carbon...
The FBI has reported that there have been violent threats, including bomb threats and swatting (getting SWAT teams called out in the hope they will shoot to kill) made against numerous cabinet nominees of President-elect Donald Trump: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/11/27/trump-cabinet-nominees-targeted-violent-threats/7...
The situation was well summed up by Brexit leader Nigel Farage with UK immigration figures showing that a record high was hit in 2023, of over 900,000: "this morning we got the latest immigration figures which are horrendous. Horrendous if you want to get a GP appointment, horrendous if you want to travel on Britain's Motorways. Horrendous if...
A 1,170 km telecommunications cable between Finland and Germany was severed, and a 218km internet link between Lithuania and Sweden's Gotland Island stopped working. These two underwater cables in the Baltic Sea were thought to be acts of sabotage according to German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius, and a related event: "nobody believes that these...
There has been talks that the Biden administration in its closing days of corruption, will go out on a bang, literally, by supplying nuclear weapons to the Ukraine. The idea is to create a deterrence, but it is highly unlikely that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky would stop there if given the nukes, since he does not seem to care much if Wor...
John & Nisha Whitehead have written about the Deep State attempts to undermine US constitutional freedoms, and while this article is American focussed, it is of relevant to other jurisdictions, as if something as strong as the US constitution could be undermined, the legal protections, such as by statute or common law in other jurisdictions are...
A surprising piece was republished at Infowars.com, giving a historical background to the English tradition of freedom and liberty, from the Magna Carta to the British empire. The Magna Carta of 1215 imposed upon King John the rights and privileges of barons, church and freemen. This was ground-breaking jurisprudence, as it established for the firs...
NATO's most senior military officer, Admiral Rob Bauer, the Dutch naval officer who is chair of the NATO Military Committee, addressed a conference of the European Policy Centre think tank, said that the ordinary people must be prepared to face sacrifices for the Ukraine war effort: "if you ramp up your deterrence and if you ramp up support to Ukra...
Brett Stevens over at Amerika.org, which is a blog developing a fundamental critique of diversity, has written that not only would remigration, the emigration of people out of the West, aid in Western ethno-racial survival, but it has the added benefit of aiding the Third World, with more educated and skilled labour. It would reverse the brain drai...
A somewhat unusual approach to criticising the mainstream climate change alarmist position was taken by Selwyn Duke in "Let's Say Man Is Changing the Climate. So What?" If humans are causing global warming, for the sake of argument, why does this matter? Could it in fact be a good thing, and certainly no reason for destroying farms, making people e...
Michael Snyder has continued his coverage of the spiral of the world into World War III, with one major flashpoint being the Ukrainian war. The Russians are winning this war at present. And the Ukrainian corrupt authorities are going along for the ride with the billions that come from the West, a sizeable portion of which has been grabbed by corrup...
I am interested in the emergence of AI and robotics into agriculture. While many bloggers here are concerned about things like job displacement via AI, I think there will be many advantages to be had from the use of advanced technologies. The extract below covers the ground better than a mere dairy farmer who never completed high school could. I am...
Both the chemicals PFAS, known as "forever chemicals" by their long-time period to breakdown, and micro and nano plastics are two major environmental and human health concerns. PFAS chemicals have been linked to cancer, kidney disease, liver problems, immune disorders, birth defects and other serious medical issues. It is also thought that some of ...
As detailed in another article at the blog today, discussing the TGA released findings on the DNA contamination of the mRNA vaxxes, the mainstream narrative is that there is nothing here to see. One wonders what it would rally take for a big Pharma money-spinning product to be recognised as problematic. Would giving off dangerous levels of gamma ra...
Australia's TGA has released its data on the issue of residual DNA in the Covid mRNA vaxxes of both Pfizer and Moderna. This was in response to claims made by overseas scientists who had found levels of DNA contamination to be far above prescribed limits. Thus, the TGA did so-called independent testing and surprise, surprise, found that multiple ba...
Here is another big worry. It was observed that during the Covid lockdowns, economic activity plunged, and this meant a decrease in carbon emissions; on average about 5.4 percent. It figures as there were much less cars on the roads, people buying less, being locked away in solitary confinement in home detention, self-funded prisons. This downturn ...
It is a shocking state of affairs and certainly shows how dated the book, The Lucky Country (1964) by Leftist Donald Horne actually is now. The articles below show just how hard it is for people to get by now as the cost-of-living crisis grinds them down. One in five Australians who pay rent are living below the poverty line which is for a single p...
In another article today, discussed the extreme financial pressures that people renting are finding, with one in five renters now having to go without essential items, including some food items (like meat) and medical and dental. That means cutting right back on things like breakfast and lunches for school children. David McCloskey and Bob Birrell ...
