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Net Zero is Coming Apart Before Our Very Eyes

by Chris Morrison
30 March 2023 7:00 AM

The collectivist Net Zero political project is starting to come apart before our very eyes. Making everyone poor, cold, hungry and confined to small living territories was always a tall political ask, but decades of green virtue-signalling, backed by a ‘settled’ version of science that cannot be debated in polite society, has kept the show on the road. Writing in the Daily Telegraph last Wednesday, Sherelle Jacobs said there comes a time when the sacred mythology that underpins an orthodoxy simply crumbles. She was writing about liberalism in general, and the pieties behind mass illegal migration, but she could easily have been referring to Net Zero.

The recent decision by the European Union to allow the sale of internal combustion cars after 2035 was a small sign that reality is starting to intrude on those overseeing the destruction of Europe’s industrial base. There was a fig leaf in the announcement to hide the blushes suggesting that the cars must be run on carbon captured from the air and mixed with hydrogen produced from ‘green’ energy. As always with such hypothetical green technologies, one is inclined to discount those based on pure wishful thinking. The U.K. is still committed to banning the sale of internal combustion cars after 2030, but developments in Europe may produce a rethink.

The hard politics behind this decision is that Germany has enjoyed 70 years of unprecedented prosperity based on heavy industry reliant on cheap energy, recently secured from Russia. Its car industry is one of the most innovative and competitive in the world, and faces near destruction in the move to battery cars. This fate of course is likely to be shared by most European countries including the U.K., with China monopolising both the production of electric cars and the refining of vital minerals.

Writing recently in the Daily Sceptic, Andrew Montford, the Deputy Director of Net Zero Watch, said that inhabitants of the Westminster Village were happy to hype up fears of climate purgatory and fib about the cost of the renewable road to redemption. “Once the public understands the depth and extent of the deception, and the damage done to the economy and the prospects for our children, the trickery over Covid is going to look decidedly peripheral,” he added.

There have been few more egregious Net Zero deceptions than the suggestion that wind and solar power is far cheaper than fossil fuel. This canard has finally been put to bed with the recent news that Net Zero Watch has established through a Freedom of Information (FOI) request that Contract for Difference (CfD) instruments are little more than taxpayer-funded guarantees that no matter the price of electricity, wind farms will always win.

Recent auctions have seen wind farms drive down the price at which they say they will supply electricity to the grid. This price is then guaranteed with a CfD under which the taxpayer picks up the tab if the wholesale electricity price drops lower. If the price rises past the guarantee, the wind farm pays the excess back to the taxpayer. That is the theory, and it is the basis of countless headlines in mainstream media and academia. “Offshore wind is now so cheap it could pay back money to consumers,” reported Imperial College in 2019. The reality, of course, is different.

Net Zero Watch says its recent Energy Department FOI “revealed that offshore wind farms and other generators are under no obligation whatsoever to take up their CfD options”. The Government has no power to enforce them. When electricity prices soar, as numerous restrictions on fossil fuels make likely, the wind farms ignore their options, and sell their power on the open market. While this racket continues, the British taxpayer pays total annual renewable subsidies of around £13 billion for a power source that still only accounts for barely 5% of total U.K. energy needs. Meanwhile, huge costs are incurred in providing energy back-up to compensate for the irregular nature of renewables. As more renewables come on stream, the more costly back-up is required.

Elections are always tricky when attempting mass collectivisation projects like Net Zero. The science can be settled and admirable ecological objectives can be hijacked, but when the electorate twigs that it is their holiday, their car and their beef steak that is under threat, they can cut up rough. Last Sunday’s ‘Berlin Climate Neutrality by 2030’ referendum failed to secure the 608,000 votes to pass, despite a massive and well-funded campaign by media, celebrities and activists. Reporting on the results, the German website No Tricks Zone noted that Berliners had been harassed for months by activists blocking traffic. Berliners were said to have seen the folly of the initiative, “and the high costs it would entail politically and financially”.

The German online publication Pleiteticker noted that members of the upper middle classes had declared war on the lower middle classes with their destructive climate measures. For years, these groups have been spreading their ideas “in a self-righteous, arrogant and sometimes aggressive manner”. It suggested that outside the Berlin political bubble and other urban feel-good oases, there is not much support for these causes.

Certainly there doesn’t seem to be much support for giving up food. Over in the Netherlands, recent farming protests were translated into spectacular electoral gains in the upper Senate for the farmer’s citizen movement (BBB). The Dutch Government plans to reduce nitrogen emissions by massively cutting livestock farming and buying up thousands of farms. The Netherlands is a massive food exporter, the industry being worth a reported £80 billion. Green activists are increasingly targeting food production, using the argument that nitrogen fertiliser is emitting nitrous oxide into the atmosphere.

David Legates is a Professor of Climatology at the University of Delaware, and he notes that if you want to stop N2O in the atmosphere, you have to stop agriculture. In the atmosphere, the gas is just 334 parts per billion. Because of margin of error considerations, Legates observes, climate models do not actually calculate any warming effect.

Guardian activist George Monbiot recently called for an end to animal farming. It is difficult to know when this madness will end. The academic economist Ralph Schoellhammer recently noted in an article in Newsweek that climate activism isn’t about the planet – it’s about the boredom of the bourgeoisie. It might be argued that pampered and indulged elites have had it easy for so long that they have lost all track of understanding how food, warmth, shelter and security from the ravages of nature are both produced and secured.

Chris Morrison is the Daily Sceptic’s Environment Editor.

Tags: Climate AlarmismDutch FarmersElectric CarNet ZeroNetherlandsRenewable energyWind Power

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EppingBlogger
EppingBlogger
11 months ago

Runaway calf???

is that like an uncontrolled bunny?

believe me, the calf would have been worried and easily controlled by someone with animal experience. Likely the police officers thought beef came from Tesco or MacDonalds.

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godknowsimgood
godknowsimgood
11 months ago
Reply to  EppingBlogger

“Police were ‘probably right’ to ram a runaway calf with their 4×4, a farmer and union chief has claimed “

“The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.”― George Orwell, 1984


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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
11 months ago
Reply to  EppingBlogger

Exactly.

And the so-called farmer who agreed with the police. Fiction farmer.

I work with farmers, escorting the calf to safety would be routine for them. Hell, even a couple of us wallers could’ve managed this.

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Lockdown Sceptic
Lockdown Sceptic
11 months ago

Monday morning Reading Rd & Toutley Rd Winnersh, Wokingham 

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Mogwai
Mogwai
11 months ago

They’ll never ever stop going after Tommy Robinson will they? Another court case and possible jail time. The ”Communist hate group” he’s referring to here are ‘Hope Not Hate’, who were predictably smug when breaking this news on Twitter yesterday;

”I’m amazed that I get to hear about this first from a far left Antifa linked Communist hate group run by a man who you would never employ as a baby sitter.

What does that tell you?

He and his team of communist wankers have petitioned the CONservative attorney general to prosecute me for a documentary I made years ago for people in America.

I told the judge the footage was in the hands of people in the USA BEFORE he slapped an injunction on me, to SILENCE me.

The documentary was eventually published by people in the USA, and now, I’m facing two years in Isolation in the prison system for something I didn’t publish.”

Original post by Nick Knowles. I hope Tommy gets even more patriots and supporters attending his next freedom rally in London next month now.

”BREAKING NEWS! Tommy Robinson has been charged with contempt of court after he is alleged to have broken a court order preventing him from reporting lies relating to the Jamal Hajazi case. Attorney General took on the case after @hopenothate
compiled a dossier of evidence.”

https://x.com/lowles_nick/status/1802639733849194696

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Freddy Boy
Freddy Boy
11 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Nick “Mr TV DIY” Knowles 🤔

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Monro
Monro
11 months ago

For the U.S. to target Putin’s nuclear defences is reckless beyond belief

What is really going on?

Another poor quality article regarding Ukraine on TCW. A great pity the editors aren’t more discriminating….all a bit of a nutty crank show.

A sputnik video showing nothing and some references to an little known and dotty U.S. academic previously featured on Russia Today.

There are various errors of fact, never a good sign:

Ukraine can only use U.S. long range guided munitions to hit Russian forces in the process of attacking or preparing to attack Ukraine from the Belgorod and Kursk Oblasts.

The Voronezh radar station is a long range radar station, not a Russian nuclear early warning station.

The radar sites at Orsk and Armavir were taken out on the 26th of May 2024 by Ukrainian drones.

The plain fact is that Moscow currently occupies less territory now (16%) than in June 2022 (24%) so the U.S./Chinese strategy of weakening Russia at minimal cost (in fact at a profit in China due to much lower Russian energy costs now) is proceeding well.

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Ian Rons
Ian Rons
11 months ago
Reply to  Monro

I just read the article too, and what a load of ignorant fiction and shoddy Russian talking-points it was. But the key thing is that those nuclear early-warning systems are also used for long-range air defence… so very legitimate targets.

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Monro
Monro
11 months ago
Reply to  Ian Rons

Quite so…..one of many such legitimate targets which are taking quite a hammering. Dozens of launchers, more than 15 radar stations, and more than 10 control points have been destroyed in Crimea.

Interesting that so few have woken up to what is really going on here…..part of the reason for my clearly quite annoying regular posts on here.

A comprehensively overmatched adversary is holding, regularly strategically interdicting, the world’s second most significant land power.

This, potentially, has major implications regarding European peace and stability for future generations. If today’s generation can get this right, it may, at least in some measure, compensate for the disgracefully shabby and incompetent economic and ecological legacy that same generation appears to be handing on to the next.

‘A major fire is burning at an oil depot in the southern Russian city of Azov after what the regional governor called an attack by drones overnight on June 17-18.’

Oops!

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For a fist full of roubles
11 months ago
Reply to  Monro

There is no comparison between the tactical radars allegedly destroyed in Crimea and the Voronezh system.
And your barrel scraping comments are an amusement, not an annoyance. In my case they simply prompt me to find out what the truth is, to separate it from the Western propaganda that you fall for all the time.

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Monro
Monro
11 months ago
Reply to  Monro

P.S. Over the horizon radar is an antique but cheap technology useful when (as in the case of Russia) airborne warning and control systems are, for one reason or another, unavailable. They can be very useful in tracking ships, low-flying aircraft, and cruise missiles far below the radar horizon and so represent a valid target for Ukraine drone strikes, against which, due to their poor resolution, they are extremely vulnerable. 

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11 months ago
Reply to  Monro

See my reply to IR. Voroezh is state of the art radar technology. There is a chain of these around Russia. They are clearly pointing in strategically chosen directions to give full coverage of the sky around the country. They have extremely high resolution due to the large array antenna backed by considerable computing power to give fast interpretation of any signal.
They are useless as tactical battlefield radars since they lack a variable direction capability and operate from (very) static locations.
The only bit you got right is their vulnerability to drone strikes, but then these are a minor irritant since the array (the bit that even a blind UAV operator could see) is modular and the entire complex is designed to function even whilst array components are being replaced.

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11 months ago
Reply to  Ian Rons

Voronezh M is a long-range stationary over-the-horizon radar. It is designed to detect space and aerodynamic targets, including ballistic and cruise missiles.

Just the sort of thing to use tactically on the battlefield.

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Freddy Boy
Freddy Boy
11 months ago
Reply to  Ian Rons

If there is to be a War bigger than the one already in progress ,the blame is with USA/ NATO & all their hangers on !

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Monro
Monro
11 months ago
Reply to  Ian Rons

Clearly the OTH radar was not the key target.

Ukrainian drones damaged the Voronezh-DM in the Krasnodar Krai late May 23 evening, and then early morning May 24, ATACMS hit the satellite communication node near Alushta.

Previously, satellite images that have been made publicly available confirm that a Ukrainian drone also hit russian over-the-horizon 29B6 Container radar. This attack became public knowledge on April 17, 2024. 

Unluckily, it took almost 15 years from the beginning of the development and production of this radar, including the period of long-term “experimental combat duty” until its final commissioning. Russia had only one 29B6 Container radar. Commissioning of the second radar of this type is at least four years behind schedule.

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11 months ago
Reply to  Monro

I suspect that the reason that they have not installed more Konteyner radar systems since 2019 is that the Voronez modular system has superseded it for the reason that it only takes a year to build one and that it can operate, presumably at lower resolution, during the construction process.
Clearly OTH radar was the target in both cases.
None of this invalidates the claim made in this article. They are very definitely not tactical radars and also very clearly failed to spot the attacking vehicles.

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Monro
Monro
11 months ago
Reply to  Ian Rons

The 77YA6DM Voronezh-DM BMEW radar in question is located at the Armavir Radar Station in southwest Russia. Unlike the 77YA6M this particular radar has a range of 5,399nm (10,000km) and transmits Ultra High Frequency (UHF: 300MHz to three gigahertz) signals.

Voronezh radars are positioned to cover the northern, western and southern approaches to Russia. Although primarily designed to detect and track incoming ballistic missiles, they may detect conventional air threats. The comparatively low frequencies used by these radars help detect and track aircraft with low Radar Cross Sections (RCSs).

The Voronezh series probably does not provide the sharp accuracy surface-to-air missiles need to successfully intercept an air target. Nonetheless, they are well capable of providing information on the location of incoming aircraft and of tracking these targets, sharing this data with air defence C2 systems.

That is why the Armavir Radar station was put out of action 23 May in preparing the ground for the ATACMS strike early AM 24 May on the communication centre of the Russian FSB near the village of Semidvorye, Alushta.

Also destroyed on 24 May three Russian launchers, 5P85SM2-01 TELs, S-400 air defence system & 96L6 radar by ATACMS strike Mospyne, Donetsk region.

On 27th May, a Nebo-M, the first example which only entered Russian service in 2017, a multi-purpose long-range radar system, and KU-RLK command vehicle were destroyed close to the nearby aircraft repair plant and former Luhansk Higher Military Aviation School, quite possibly by ATACMS. 

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11 months ago
Reply to  Monro

So it is an early warning not anti-missile system. Well spotted.
But what has any of this to do with targeting early warning sytems, which you have now admitted are not anti-missile systems? They are therefore only of defensive use for warning of ballistic missile attack from extreme distances; as you say 10k km. As I am sure you realise anti-ballistic missiles are fired much closer to the target as they have a much smaller range, once the EW system has determined where they are headed.

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Steve-Devon
Steve-Devon
11 months ago
Reply to  Monro

Not sure anyone is still looking at this thread but as an alternative here is the Katie Hopkins take on Ukraine;
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6DZGEe_DVik

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Monro
Monro
11 months ago
Reply to  Steve-Devon

Did you actually listen to this before posting the link?

Ms Hopkins:

‘And finally we have Putin saying he is very happy to have a peace deal to stop the war if Europe could just stop being arseholes….’

I don’t know Ms Hopkins. She is perfectly entitled to ask people to take down the Ukraine flags from their personal profiles (whatever those might be). But she might be more successful, like, I may say, others on this site, in convincing others if she presented at least some credible evidence.

Mr Putin has said many strange things but he has not, as far as I am aware, ever suggested in public that the entirety of Europe, which includes Russia, was a bunch of arseholes.

That was, in fact, Mr Medvedev, in reference to the French:

‘“We never liked the French. Kind of froggy, fought with us. And generally, fa**ots. And [now I’m] convinced of it. I wrote the French Foreign Ministry. They called the strike on Belgorod with cluster munition a ‘right to self-defense.’ Scum. Sons of a whore. Assholes.” 03 Jan 2024

https://t.me/medvedev_telegram/429

Ms Hopkins and Mr Medvedev should get together. It sounds as though they have a lot in common.

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11 months ago
Reply to  Monro

In common with my French neighbour too (see reply to Steve Devon).

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11 months ago
Reply to  Steve-Devon

Some of us pop back to see if Munro is still declining to address his comments to me but uses poor old muddled Ian Rons as a proxy.
Thanks for the light relief. I have not seen much of the lovely Katie lately. Se looks just like my French neighbour (who hates France).

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Monro
Monro
11 months ago
Reply to  Monro

Voronezh OTH is a multi purpose system.

The Voronezh radar is crucial to Russia’s missile early-warning system. It is not designed to detect ICBM launches (for which Russia has other systems, including satellites), but to track hostile incoming missiles (and aircraft).

Voronezh radars feed the targeting information to the air defence missiles. Without these radars, strategic threats to Russia are considerably increased — Russia is ‘blinded’,

The Voronezh-M radar has a processing capacity of 100 billion operations/second, and the Rezonans computing system consists of a series of single-board quad-core seventh generation computers and uses artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance the cognitive function of the radar for tracking targets.

Voronezh radars can simultaneously interface with command posts and automated control systems (ACS) of air-defence systems, in particular with the Polyana-D4M1 complex; VIP-117M3; Akatsiya; CP-1; Galaktika ATC integrated control system; HLCP-2; and the S-350, S-300, S-300V, and S-400 ground-based air-defence systems.

Why hit Voronezh?

To demonstrate Ukraine can rock Russia’s world even without Western weapons.

To blind Russia’s ability to monitor missiles in flight towards its territory, key to any overwhelming response to Russian first use of CBRN.

Voronezh stations don’t offer a complete view but cover specific sectors. Air defence sectors facing China are still protected but with this strike, and a similar one in Krasnodar Krai, Russia’s long-range missile detection capabilities, integral to their nuclear defence strategy, facing Europe, is degraded.

Politically, perceived red lines and the fear of nuclear escalation, are demonstrated not to be a constraint.

The Voronezh-M radar at Aramir in Krasnodar coverage included Crimea and Kherson at its northern edge, so its incapacitation is a precursor to the delivery to Ukraine of F-16s this summer, preparing deep airspace through interdiction prior to establishing air superiority (F-16s) over tactical lines.

The strike opens further undefended corridors for ATACMS strikes.

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11 months ago
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Talking to yourself now.

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JohnK
JohnK
11 months ago

The battle of Orgreave, 40th Anniversary: https://www.gbnews.com/news/south-yorkshire-miners-battle-orgreave-anniversary-never-forget Some might remember how it was reported by the old BBC One channel then in 1984.

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EppingBlogger
EppingBlogger
11 months ago

The Boris story in DT May be true at headline level but the thought that the PM who failed to complete Brexit, brought in millions of immigrants and blew the budget, could possibly help Sunak is for the birds.

Boris has lost his shine.

He won’t turn things around!!

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
11 months ago
Reply to  EppingBlogger

Johnson is guilty of crimes against humanity. End of.

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
11 months ago
Reply to  huxleypiggles

Indeed – apart from all his other faults, he was PM during “covid” and somehow switched from “herd immunity” to “lockdowns”, knowing full well (as his subsequent actions confirm) that this was not the right thing to do.

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JohnK
JohnK
11 months ago
Reply to  transmissionofflame

While he was probably conned into it by various suspects, he reportedly had a day or two in hospital, allegedly with C-19. At the time, one of the workers at that place (probably incorrectly) mentioned his weight etc. If you did the sums, you could observe that he was a wee bit overweight, thus likely vulnerable to poor health on account of that.

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
11 months ago
Reply to  JohnK

I guess we may never know. Whatever, he is either a liar or exceptionally stupid and incompetent. I know where my money is going, but either way he’s not fit for public office and cannot be taken seriously in any political or leadership capacity.

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JohnK
JohnK
11 months ago
Reply to  transmissionofflame

Yes, it’s bizarre that he ever made it to be a PM, especially having been on display as Mayor of London. I can still remember the old footage of him being stuck on a zip wire across the Thames in his old role.

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
11 months ago
Reply to  JohnK

It’s bizarre that Starmer will be PM, bizarre that Sunak made it to PM – though Johnson is more obviously a chancer probably, but more “likeable” too.

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11 months ago
Reply to  EppingBlogger

Memories are short. Many seem to have forgotten just how toxic Johnson had become. Funny we never hear about Carrie any more.

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stewart
stewart
11 months ago

Audiences are fed up with newspapers, Hollywood and Big Tech all singing from the same woke hymn sheet

Not to be contrarian, but it’s thanks to “big tech” that we now have access to non-curated news and opinion.

That may of course come to an end, but to be clear, that isn’t because tech companies want censorship. It’s because governments and bureaucracies all over the world are trying to pass new censorship laws and have also done illegal things behind the scenes to pressure tech companies into censorship.

You could accuse many tech companies of not pushing back or giving in to easily perhaps. But what alternative information we get, it’s thanks to them.

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
11 months ago
Reply to  stewart

I agree and you make a good point, however I also think it’s true that some of the tech companies seem to be run by pretty woke left wing people, and they push those agendas – this goes well beyond censoring things. You only need to look at the recent stuff about the AI images, and what certain Google searches return.

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Dinger64
Dinger64
11 months ago

Yet another healthy 20 something dead of non suspicious circumstances
2 (known) in a week!

https://www.breakingnews.ie/world/rose-of-tralee-contestant-found-dead-in-new-zealand-1638881.html

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Capecorona
Capecorona
11 months ago
Reply to  Dinger64

and another
https://www.news24.com/sport/rugby/new-zealand-super-rugby-player-25-dies-after-medical-event-20240618

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Heretic
Heretic
11 months ago

“Reform candidate who urged people to vote BNP in 2010 quits” – Reform’s candidate running in Kemi Badenoch’s seat has resigned after historic comments emerged in which he urged people to vote for the BNP.

“Asked whether he had chosen to resign, he said the party had forced him to.
‘To be honest, I wouldn’t have stepped down. I would have let the people decide’, he said.”

I hope the good people of North West Essex will still vote for St.Clair-Armstrong anyway, as his name is still on the ballot. It is outrageous that people can be hounded out of their jobs or careers or electoral candidacy for things they said years ago. Freedom of Speech is the very basis of western civilisation.

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