Author Archives: Scottish-Sceptic

The moment I first suspected we had won, was in the counting hall, which moments before had been filled without about 20 SNP scrutineers, who suddenly left leaving only us 3 brexiteers. At first, I thought it would be close, … Continue reading →

After all the gloom and doom predicted by every “expert” pre-brexit, and the failure of another group of “experts” to predict the outcome of brexit (which was very certain all the way and only became less certain after the tragic … Continue reading →

I have just heard that it is now impossible for leave to lose the EU referendum. This is a landmark for Great Britain and marks the beginning of a new era in our history as a United Britain – echoing … Continue reading →

What is the best way to hide the fact that the moon landings were a waste of public money? How do you prevent any politician investigating NASA? The answer is simple – you create a PR group whose sole purpose … Continue reading →

After delivering around 6000 leaflets, I pleased to say Brexit have won the argument. I’m yet to see any argument from remain that relates to the EU we have now. The best I can say about those people still voting … Continue reading →

After what is a weak start it becomes one of the most remarkable videos I’ve seen on the EU. I’ve no idea who he is but I keep thinking he’s one of the Monty Python team he’s that good. Also … Continue reading →

As many will already know, the predicted El Nino has come and gone and far from seeing a “step up” in global temperatures as the idiots predicted, as I predicted we have seen a faster than expected drop in El … Continue reading →

I started a response to Mark – Helsinki  on the article “The Academic Ape: Instinctive aggression and boundary enforcing behaviour in academia” and it prompted me to think of a long forgotten idea about human intelligence which “I” thought worth … Continue reading →

electronics company Panasonic says the company has been running its own global model for several years on an 11,000-core supercomputer. And that PWS model, he said, has not only been outperforming the GFS model but has become competitive with the … Continue reading →