Marriage RIP

Apparently the politicians of Scotland today know better than thousands of years of parents and have decided that children no longer need the institution of marriage to protect children from the stupidity of their parents.
Parents will continue to be stupid, but instead of marriage being the contract by which parents agree to look after their children, now that institution of marriage does not exist.
Instead like the pied piper, they intend to round up children and gradually take them under the state’s control as the state appoints “guardians” to replace parents – cheered on by these selfish “parents” and so called “social reformers” from the side. In short, what these people hate most of all are married couples who actually do what marriage is for and care for their own children rather than farming them out to child minders or the state so that they can get on with their own selfish lives.
Unfortunately, it’s the way this PC hate-filled society is going. If you sit in Holyrood and won’t be a good parent, you hate anyone else who does care for their own children and you are damned well going to bring down the rest of society to your own selfish level.
And it’s applauded by the most selfish of modern society with their “me me me” mentality where children aren’t people with rights but are instead just a luxury consumer good to be acquired like fridge freezers by adults – and like all the optional extras they will be treated as optional extras and when they cause a problem it’ll be “out they go” – because parents no longer contract to look after children through the institution of marriage.

It’s the children that lose out,
not the the selfish ignorant “parents”
who sit in Holyrood and the anti-family BBC
and who long ago gave over their children for others to bring up.

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Survey: How many years have you worked in Engineering?

Field summary for Q09
How many years have you worked in Engineering
Answer Count Percentage
1 year (1) 39 1.43%
2 – 3 years (2) 146 5.35%
4 – 7 years (3) 230 8.42%
8 – 15 years (4) 417 15.27%
16+ years (5) 1861 68.14%
No answer 38 1.39%
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Green policies to add up to 40pc to cost of household electricity

At the Scottish parliament I berated the advisers to the parliament for presenting “options” for the future without once talking about the cost to the consumer.
And the reply I got was “it’s cheaper than it would have been”.
And what do we learn a few days later:

Green policies to add up to 40pc to cost of household electricity

Official figures – initially withheld by ministers – show steep rises in the price of electricity by the end of the decade to pay for the Government’s policies to tackle climate change

An average household is expected to pay as much as £250 more for electricity – mainly through consumer subsidies – to pay for the Government’s green energy schemes, while an electrically heated house could be as much as £440 a year worse off.

And by 2030, when thousands of planned offshore wind turbines are finally operating, the burden will be even greater, the numbers show. The average household could be paying an extra 60 per cent for electricity – equivalent to £350 more a year. (Telegraph)

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Lima: from weak to weaker to weakest

International Panel of Climate Clowns present their latest report.

Lima press conference.


Just typical! Yet again the WWF are overstating the “achievement” at Lima:

“Sam Smith, chief of climate policy for the environmental group WWF, said: “The text went from weak to weaker to weakest and it’s very weak indeed.” (BBC)

In reality, it’s not weak but non existent as the governments have stopped even pretending to be doing anything. Here’s what the very very pro “it’s a wonderful agreement” BBC have said the agreed document calls for:

  • An “ambitious agreement” in 2015 that reflects “differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities” of each nation
  • Developed countries to provide financial support to “vulnerable” developing nations
  • National pledges to be submitted by the first quarter of 2015 by those states “ready to do so”
  • Countries to set targets that go beyond their “current undertaking”
  • The UN climate change body to report back on the national pledges in November 2015

Differentiated responsibilities”  -translation for those for whom destroying their economy is seen as a political advantage may go ahead – sane countries will do nothing.
Support for “developing nations” – so no change from the normal foreign aid (aka bribe) budget.
National pledges by “those read to do so” – LOL!
Countries to set targets “beyond their current untertakings” – translation, to re-designate expenditure and call it “green”. So, e.g. new roads to “cut down on polluting traffic jams”, would I fit this meaningless drivel
UN to report back – but they’ve been doing that for 20 years – so to get the UN to agree to do what they are doing just about sums up how pathetic this whole waste of air miles has been.
The GWPF are equally scathing:

GWPF Welcomes Non-Binding And Toothless UN Climate Deal Continue reading

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Survey: more than one year in engineering?

Field summary for Q08
Have you worked in engineering for more than one year?
Answer Count Percentage
Yes (Y) 636 18.28%
No (N) 2822 81.09%
No answer 22 0.63%
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Survey: which area of science

Field summary for Q07
Which of the following areas of science have you worked in for at least a year?
Answer Count Percentage
Laboratory work (1) 256 10.29%
Teaching (2) 218 8.76%
Research (3) 1210 48.63%
Field work (4) 451 18.13%
Other 329 13.22%
No answer 24 0.96%
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Lima: You can fool some people all the time

The annual get together of the deluded at Lima has successfully kept the greenblobbyists occupied for another few weeks dangling carrots in front of them for the next talks in Paris:

“Right now we are facing the prospect of being no further forward than we were when we left last year’s meeting in Warsaw.”

“everything is still up in the air.”

“deadlock”

” weak-willed compromise.”

etc.

And yet again having achieved nothing but empty promises, they are again triumphing the achievement of having a plan to talk about what they plan to do at the next meeting, where they will plan to plan, to talk about the talks they plan…….
You can fool some people some of the time but there really are thousands of greens at Lima who can be fooled every time.

Addendum

Just been thinking and trying to understand how the politicians can keep stringing along these greenblobbyists year after year after year.
And I thought: “Of course, if a sceptic were at these talks, they would spot within a few hours what was going on as they would be focussed on measurable outcomes.”
… then it twigged!
Alarmists don’t care much for hard and fast facts. To them even when the temperature has not warmed, it is warming if there is a general “consensus” that it is warming. To them Arctic ice is melting because that’s the “consensus”. For them CO2 is a poison and not a plant food because that’s the “consensus”.
So, these alarmists must see a “success” at these talks, not in solid progress toward a measurable goal as we sceptics would see it, but instead on the degree of “consensus”.
So, this is how I think the greenblob has been strung along so long. Each year the politicians create a scenario of disagreement that needs to be overcome – and each year they go to these talks and at the last minute (for there is always a last minute deal), they come to a “consensus”. And because the greenblob see the world only in terms of whether there is consensus or not, and not tangible progress, the mere fact that they yet again come to a consensus to carry on to the next meeting is seen by the greenblob as a huge achievement.
But of course, the disagreement is as fake as the consensus – it’s just a way to suggest progerss when there is none.

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Another attack on my websites

Yet again, my websites and emails have been subject to another attack starting sometime before 10am and ending around 2pm. This time I’ve decided to report the incident to the police.

If anyone else is subject to such attacks, please report them to the police.
This will ensure such attacks are treated appropriately.

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Survey: How many years have you worked in science

Field summary for Q06
How many years have you worked in science
Answer Count Percentage
1 year (1) 81 3.26%
2 – 3 years (2) 284 11.41%
4 – 7 years (3) 315 12.66%
8 – 15 years (4) 337 13.55%
16+ years (5) 1452 58.36%
No answer 19 0.76%
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Fuel Poverty kills Scots

Just back from the Scottish parliament which I attending with Lord Monckton where we attended something called SPREEE. Here we heard three of their advisers starting with WWF.
I repeat: starting with WWF! What on earth are they doing advising the Scottish parliament? Not on how to bread pandas or haggis, but on energy policy! And what were these advisers saying? They were insisting that climate would warm 6C (as a result of Monckton’s questions) and not one of them cared at all about the effects on the hard pressed consumer as not one mentioned the cost to people in Scotland or the harm being done until I got the last question in.
And to cap it all, it was snowing – so I got in the mention about “children won’t know what snow is”.
I couldn’t believe it when the answer came back “it’s cheaper than it would have been if we hadn’t done anything”. Putting up fuel bills by the renewable stealth tax in a country with massive fuel poverty is “cheaper”.
And then I happened to be on the same train as someone else who had gone to the Scottish parliament. They worked for a charity called Energy Action Scotland who deal with fuel poverty.
Apparently 900,000 Scots are in fuel poverty. That’s an utter disgrace. In a country with oil and coal, 900,000 cannot afford to adequately heat their homes.
And what is the Scottish parliament doing on this wintry day? Taling about the real problems facing Scots or the delusional beliefs of the greenblob? They were pandering to the greenblob without a care for the thing that directly impact Scots and kills many of them.

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