Author Archives: Scottish-Sceptic

As it looks more and more likely, that Trump is going to win the presidential race in the US, the whining of climate alarmists is increasing to a shrill cry of real alarm. And at the same time, there is … Continue reading →

Sci fi movies like star wars involve the creation of heroes fighting a dramatic war against some evil foe. I’ve already expressed my sympathies with the auks of middle earth – who are supposed to be an evil underclass living … Continue reading →

To put it simply … they want to dump 10,000 tonnes of gravel into a stream to move it a few meters … because that is “natural”? Friends of Latchmore If there is one thing I learnt from my own … Continue reading →

These headlines today just about say it all: Climate Progress : 2 claims that Americans like to make about undocu­mented immigr­ants, debunked Climate Progress : In Fox’s ‘Pitch,’ women and sports aren’t mutually exclusive concepts Climate Progress : Twitter suspends … Continue reading →

Asking a climate sceptic whether they want to become politically popular is one of the truly bizarre questions – because if we cared at all about being popular we’d have never been climate sceptics (back in the dark days before … Continue reading →

12 days out of hospital and I’m still slowly returning to “normal” – although I’m still on strong drugs which have “interesting” effects and with the diagnosis as to what caused my stay in hospital still unclear I’m trying to … Continue reading →

I repeated the story so many times: On the Thursday I was working in the Garden and noticed a scratch and some spots which I assumed were insect bites. Friday there were more. Saturday I went swimming and thought jokingly: … Continue reading →

With more recent research suggesting a link between solar and climate I’m left with a strange dilemma. For years, I’ve had the luxury of knowing that global warming is not going to happen**. So, I’ve used as one of the … Continue reading →

Back in April (Parking global warming), it was clear to me that this year was going to be pretty dull in terms of climate. Because on the one hand, we sceptics were could not so clearly point to the “no … Continue reading →

Having devoted a month of my time to Brexit (followed by a serious PC error) I’ve not been involved in the Climate debate for the last few months. But it’s given me time to mull over a peculiarity of the … Continue reading →