Too late now
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in economics of natural disasters, environmental economics, global warming Tags: climate alarmists
Gang Green’s Money Laundering Machine EXPOSED!
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The Institute for Energy Research (IER) has a comprehensive database detailing environmentalist groups nationwide and the millions (if not billions) of dollars they funnel to different causes, such as anti-fossil fuel campaigns. The Energy Editor of The Daily Caller reviewed IER’s information and here is some of what he has uncovered:
The Energy Foundation handed out $444 million in grants and the Sea Change Foundation doled out $373 million. The Energy Foundation got funding from liberal billionaire Tom Steyer’s charitable trust from 2009 to 2013, the group disclosed on its website.
Steyer, a deep-pocketed environmental activist, is leading an effort to impeach President Donald Trump. The former Hillary Clinton campaign bundler has poured millions of his own fortune into his “Need To Impeach” campaign.
The Sea Change Foundation has been targeted by Congress over potential ties to Russian oligarchs. House lawmakers asked the Department of the Treasury to investigate a…
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Yet another gender gap that dare not speak its name
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Bansal A, Garg C, Pakhare A, Gupta S. Selfies: A boon or bane? Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care. 2018;7(4):828-831 at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6131996/
Dictator’s Handbook: Batista and Castro compared
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in development economics, economics of bureaucracy, growth disasters, health economics, Public Choice, rentseeking Tags: autocracy, Cuba, fall of communism
Ben Shapiro: The Myth of the Tiny Radical Muslim Minority
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in defence economics, economics of crime, economics of religion, law and economics, laws of war, war and peace Tags: Age of Enlightenment, political correctness, regressive left, war against terror
Germany’s Reckoning – Bulgarian Armistice I THE GREAT WAR Week 219
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in defence economics, war and peace Tags: World War I
The true size of nuclear explosions
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in defence economics Tags: atomic bombs
THE ORVILLE Official Trailer (2017) Star Trek Spoof, Seth MacFarlane Comedy Drama Series HD
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Challenges to good government in Northern Ireland: all shapes and sizes of icebergs
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With no ministers in charge since March 2017, public administration in Northern Ireland faces serious challenges. Civil servants have been attempting to keep things running, but on collapsing legal foundations. A public Inquiry has raised issues about competence, commitment and propriety in the old devolved government. There is little energy behind restoration of devolved government, and little lead from London. The lack of attention to good government, suggests Alan Whysall, is a serious weakness in Northern Ireland political culture that must be tackled. The first part of this blog outlines the current challenges; the second, what might be done about them.
There is a side of Northern Ireland that revels in its disasters. A whole quarter of Belfast is after all named after the Titanic, rather than the many Harland and Wolff ships that did not sink. So there was resentment when the Guinness Book of Records recently denied
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Guardian quotes Gaza ‘protester’ claiming new night time riots are meant to save lives
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You don’t need to be a journalist, Mid-East analyst or expert of any kind to come up with a list of practical steps ‘protesters’ participating in the Hamas organised Great Return March can take to save Palestinian lives.
Here are just a few:
- Stop firing at soldiers on the border.
- Stop throwing grenades and other explosive devices at soldiers on the border.
- Stop attempting to damage the security fence and infiltrate into Israel in order to kill Jews.
We don’t mean to be cheeky, but to introduce a larger point: that the Guardian’s coverage of the region is characterised, as much as any other factor, by the denial of Palestinian agency, with reports invariably describing the cause of Gaza’s woes as some sort of act of nature or, much more often, the result of Israeli malevolence.
Reports on Palestinian deaths and injuries during the Gaza border riots which have taken…
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