Monthly Archives: November 2016

I’ve been reading a few environmental blogs like the Guardian, and there seems to be this idea that they’ll just have to hunker down and wait till they get a Democrat next time. But aren’t they forgetting something? Won’t Trump … Continue reading →

For me Trump represents a long sort after ambition: to know what is really going on with the climate once the biased corrupt upjustments have been removed. However, I thought today I’d try to work out what is most occupying … Continue reading →

Over the years I’ve regularly done a google search on their news reports for “Global warming”. When I started, you could measure the delay in minutes. When I stopped doing regular monitoring it was down to a handful an hour.  … Continue reading →

In the Falkland’s war, we found out that the Argentinians had been using bombs which just went straight through the British aluminium war ships without exploding. And that is now what it looks like for the alarmists. Take e.g. DeSmugBlog: … Continue reading →

This month, we’ve finally seen the large-scale predicted cooling after the El Nino (in the only remaining credible temperature from UAH – all others now being UPjusted). I’ve been saying that temperatures could well drop before Trump becomes president – … Continue reading →

I will admit that when I started on the Brexit campaign, I still hadn’t joined the dots. The main thing I dislike the EU, apart from its obvious undemocratic nature, and the way you’ll never get all these European nations … Continue reading →

I saw this exchange which @murdo_fraser MSP retweeted:- People always forget about Emperor Palpatine that he put an excellent health care system in place. Sure the Empire controlled some rights, but literacy rates were high. @Kennyf1283 Defence spending was 98.3% … Continue reading →

In all my deep thoughts about how climate and Trump would come together and we’d have a bonfire of the quangos … I just assumed that when Trump got elected – he’d be president the next day. For us in … Continue reading →

When the Guardian runs an article admitting that Trump is going to scrap NASA climate “research” because it is “politicised science”, when it then mentions of all people, the highly politicised Mann, and when it does not allow any comments … Continue reading →

Many moons ago, I spent my time changing a quality manual to remove references to “he” and “she” to change them to something neutral. There was a long debate between “he or she does …” and “they do …” and … Continue reading →