The UK government’s introduction of a windfall tax on the oil and gas industry has led to decreased production and increased reliance on imports. And then, tropical cyclone Narelle damaged Australia’s main […]
Net Zero: Premeditated Industrial Destruction (Part 10)
Socialism: When the state, not the citizens, owns the country’s assets – who started it?
One of the greatest feats in the history of marketing was convincing people that socialism had something to do with power for workers, or that it would somehow involve “the people” as […]
Net Zero: Premeditated Industrial Destruction (Part 9)
The UK’s energy taxes make its industrial electricity the most expensive in the world. This is causing the closure of public sports and leisure facilities, and, more notably, together with the Government’s […]
Kazakhstan Free Speech Battle Reflects a Growing Global Pattern
A dispute over the treatment of journalists in Kazakhstan has drawn international attention this month after six press-freedom and human-rights organisations urged President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev to drop criminal charges against several reporters […]
What does Sir Michael Lyons know? The rape gang inquiry should question him and find out
The UK’s ‘Independent Inquiry into Grooming Gangs’ was formally launched on 13 April 2026 and is mandated to last no longer than three years, concluding by March 2029. In an article last […]
Net Zero: Premeditated Industrial Destruction (Part 8)
UK government Net Zero policies and EU directives have forced the closure of UK aluminium smelters. Only one now remains. This has made the UK reliant on imported aluminium for the car […]
Hallet praises vaccines in her UK Covid Inquiry statement
Unsurprisingly, Baroness Heather Hallett’s statement on the UK Covid Inquiry Module 4 praises the success of vaccine research and rollout. In the following, the People’s Vaccine Inquiry criticises Baroness Hallett’s conclusions, citing […]