The UN’s Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Tom Fletcher, has praised China’s “renewable” energy and suggested that the world look to China for leadership for the “green” transition. This […]
Top UN official suggests the world look to China for leadership
Natural gas is the cheapest power source; wind and solar are the most expensive and the most unreliable
Despite some claims that wind and solar are less expensive than conventional power, the opposite is true, James Taylor writes. Two recent analyses found natural gas is the most affordable, reliable and […]
The dark art of manufacturing consent
In the following essay, Alex Klaushofer discusses the dark art of manufacturing consent, where those in power use various methods to influence public opinion and shape decisions. To demonstrate how this is […]
‘The Medicine Men’ 50 years on
50 years ago, Dr. Vernon Coleman wrote his first book. Published in 1975, ‘The Medicine Men’ was also the first book to attack the pharmaceutical industry and criticise the medical establishment for […]
Poor resource management, not climate change, is causing water shortages in Nigeria
On Monday, an article written by Africa News and AP was published claiming that climate change is causing riverbeds in Nigeria to dry up. Consequently, farmers are struggling to find water for […]
Lockdowns imposed in 2020 for covid were planned in 2005 for flu
The book ‘The Deep State Goes Viral: Pandemic Planning and the Covid Coup’ by Debbie Lerman explores the role of the deep state in pandemic planning and the implementation of lockdowns. According […]
The informal sector in developing nations is richer than we think
When reporting on the inequality between the rich and the poor, Oxfam makes the mistake of thinking that the world’s “poor” own little to nothing. What Oxfam ignores in its estimates is […]