Utopia, you are standing in it!

By Paul Homewood h/t Dennis Ambler It seems the Met Office is getting worried that its one-sided reporting of climate change is becoming exposed, as people are beginning to check the facts for themselves:   A toolkit of information you can trust. There is overwhelming evidence that climate change is affecting the health of the […]

Fact Checking The Met Office’s Fact Checks

It is easy to take the long reign of Elizabeth I for granted. But less than four years after Elizabeth ascended the throne, her life was nearly cut short, threatening to bring down the curtain on the Tudor dynasty. What might have ensued is explored by Dr Andrew Thrush, editor of our Lords 1558-1603 section… On 10 […]

What if Elizabeth I had Died in 1562?

Below is my column on the search for the true identity of Robert L. Peters, the name Republicans believe was used by then Vice President Joe Biden in emails that contradict his past claims on the influence peddling scandal. Here is the column: He is a man with many names. “Celtic.” “The Big Guy.” According […]

The Search for Robert L. Peters: He Goes By Various Names…The Question is Why

Vic Hughes explains in his American Thinker article The Blunt Truth about Global Warming Models.  Excerpts in italics with my bolds and added images. I may be one of the first scientists in the country to know that predicting long-term temperatures is not possible. Almost 50 years ago, while in grad school, I had a […]

Why Climate Models Can’t Be Right

Steven Koonin shared his honest and wise perspective on global warming/climate change in the interview above.  For those who prefer reading, an excerpted transcript from the closed captions provides the highlights in italics with my bolds and added images. PR: Welcome to uncommon knowledge; I’m Peter Robinson. Now a professor at New York University and […]

Koonin’s Climate Honesty

German hydrogen train [image credit: Euractiv] No surprise there. What are these delusional climate worriers even talking about? If ‘the climate’ was human it wouldn’t give a hoot how Germans get around, but might be bemused to find itself corroding the minds of their leaders with their irrational obsession over ‘carbon emissions’ to the exclusion […]

Germany’s cheap public transport ticket an ‘ineffective climate tool’

Big claims and loose talk about the grand wind and solar energy ‘transition’ don’t make it so. And there is no shortage of either, with myth and mantra being the order of the day. Notwithstanding a staggering and rapid increase in the amount of money squandered on wind and solar, their relative contribution to world […]

Pulping Fiction: Why The Wind & Solar Transition Ain’t Happening (Now or Ever)

Below is my column in the New York Post on the expanding scandal surrounding the Hunter Biden investigation. Even CNN legal analysts are now calling the handling of the investigation at the Justice Department an “unholy mess.” The responsibility for this theater of the absurd is Attorney General Merrick Garland who has again shown a […]

Garland’s Theater of The Absurd: Why the Hunter Biden Scandal is No Longer a Laughing Matter

Bryce Edwards writes –  Labour appears to be in something of an electoral death spiral. The four-point drop in last night’s 1News Verian poll to just 29 per cent – together with National’s bump up to 37 per cent – suggests that the gulf between the left and right blocs is now opening up, and […]

BRYCE EDWARDS: Is it now all over for the Labour Government?

The fact that every country that’s increased reliance on wind and solar is suffering rocketing power prices is incontrovertible. And that simple relationship puts paid to the myth that wind and solar are cheaper than coal and gas, principally because it’s heavily subsidised wind and solar that are (occasionally) displacing coal and gas-fired power. When […]

Mythbusting: There’s No Way Wind & Solar Are Cheaper Than Coal & Gas

Below is a slightly expanded version of my column in The Hill on the increasingly popular theory that former president Donald Trump is already barred from office under the 14th Amendment. It is a theory that, in my view, has a political appeal that outstrips its constitutional support. In a constitution designed to protect free […]

The Disqualification of Donald Trump and Other Legal Urban Legends

As the third poll  in a row shows Labour slipping below 30%, and the  gap between parties on the right and those on the left widening, the prospect of a  change of government  on October 14 has strengthened. This of course  is  a blow to those who believed the ascendancy of Chris Hipkins to the […]

Yet another poll puts Labour’s support below 30% as nation seeks saviour from economic woes

LA’s crime problems are not as bad as those of San Francisco and Oakland, where the latest piece of irony is that officials have advised workers at the Nancy Pelosi Federal Building to work remotely if possible due to “public safety concerns”. But if LA is not doing as badly that’s likely only because it’s […]

Fatal attitudes toward crime – Los Angeles

I’m not a huge fan of central banks publishing medium-term economic forecasts (or projections as we were usually schooled to call them). As I understand it, decades ago the Reserve Bank of New Zealand only started publishing them because the Official Information Act was passed (and in those days the forecasts made little or no […]

Almost done…at least according to the Reserve Bank

Below is my column in USA Today on the growing excitement among pundits on the prospect that former President Donald Trump could be going to jail. The celebration is a tad premature. Indeed, Trump could be convicted before the election and not be sent to prison for years, if ever. The prospect of prison depends […]

Lock Him Up! The Excitement over Trump in Prison is Tellingly Premature