Monthly Archives: July 2015

I nearly spilt my cocoa when I read this in the Guardian: Hillary Clinton’s climate change plan ‘just plain silly’, says leading expert The Guardian is absolutely obsessed with climate non-science publishing around three articles a day. And about the … Continue reading →

I found this article on http://www.ecoequity.org but as honest admissions of “failure” may quickly disappear, I’ve copy and pasted it here. Still Losing, After All these Years Since we’re coming up on the Big Paris Meeting, and since it’s more … Continue reading →

The name  “Scotland” means the land of or belonging to the Scots. There’s little disagreement that the “Scots” are a people who came to Scotland from Ireland and eventually took over the Pictish kingdom that much is clear, but who … Continue reading →

I’ve always been interested in archaeology and “survival”, but when I did an archaeology course at Glasgow University I found these two interests coalesced in the question: “what did people in Europe eat 10,000BC?” So, when I heard channel 5 … Continue reading →

There are some politicians for whom no bandwagon is too crazy or extremist for them to jump on it, read the prepared lines from some lackey and then move onto the next “cause”. Watching from Scotland I’ve been amazed how … Continue reading →

This is a superb video – and I just love the computerised voice which seems to me to be one of the climate model computers expressing their views to their idiot programmers: Also, note the way this is clearly a … Continue reading →

I was a surprised to read the Guardian article Climate change: world’s wealthiest understand, but only half see it as threat, because it was filled with statements of gloom for alarmists: People living in the world’s wealthiest nations generally understand … Continue reading →

I spotted this superb letter by Charles Boyd which is well worth the read: July 28, 2015 Global warming propaganda To the Editor: After years of suffering through the writings of global warming cultists I keep hoping that the overwhelming … Continue reading →

There’s a fundamental rule of PR, that says you don’t run a campaign supporting your opponents. As such, you don’t e.g. bring together in one video all the strongest arguments against your own view and then hope that people will … Continue reading →