- “Islamist groups should not be dictating terms in this country” – Demands to Keir Starmer from extremists must be resisted – and if he won’t do it, we’ll have our opportunity at the ballot box, says Allison Pearson in the Telegraph.
- “The British dream is crumbling, replaced by a nightmare of sectarian division” – The U.K. has been hugely successful at integration, but pro-mass immigration elites have abused our openness, writes Allister Heath in the Telegraph.
- “Western students can’t mask their vile antisemitism” – These student demonstrations are dogmatic mobs that have become overrun with bad-faith extremists, says Lauren Davidson in the Telegraph.
- “The pro-Palestine campus protests have gone too far” – Free speech does not include the right to harass, threaten or intimidate, writes Iain Mansfield in the Spectator.
- “The people setting America on fire” – In Tablet, Park MacDougald investigates the witches’ brew of billionaires, Islamists and leftists behind the campus protests.
- “NUS delegates call for expulsion of main Jewish group” – Delegates at a National Union of Students conference vote to stop recognising their Jewish members’ main representative body because of its support for Israel, reveals the Jewish Chronicle.
- “A message from Jewish students at Columbia University” – Hundreds of Jewish students at Columbia University have signed an open letter accusing anti-Israeli protesters on campus of “dehumanising” them.
- “National security fears as hundreds of defence companies debanked” – Lloyds and other high street lenders have begun debanking hundreds of defence companies as they become more strict on their internal ethics policies, sparking fears that the U.K.’s national security may be at risk, according to Proactive.
- “The debanking scandal is a national disgrace” – Systematic bank account closures put businesses – and Britain’s security – at risk, warns Harriett Baldwin in the Telegraph.
- “I was debanked like Nigel Farage, says ex-Bank of England economist Haldane” – Former Bank of England Chief Economist Andy Haldane was debanked like Nigel Farage because he was designated “politically connected”, according to Bloomberg.
- “Who is Kate Forbes? Scotland’s new Deputy First Minister” – John Swinney appoints Kate Forbes as the Deputy First Minister of Scotland after she agreed not to stand against him for the SNP leadership, reports the National.
- “Tory MP Natalie Elphicke defects to Labour” – Tory MP Natalie Elphicke says she left the party because the country needed to “move on from the broken promises of Rishi Sunak’s tired and chaotic Government”, reports the Telegraph.
- “Elphicke’s defection is an utter farce” – Natalie Elphicke’s defection to Keir Starmer’s party is based on a fantasy, says Henry Hill in the Telegraph.
- “The Conservative love affair with petty prohibitionism” – How much time has been wasted on trivial legislation? asks Christopher Snowdon in the Critic.
- “Labour’s VAT policy for private schools will hit every homeowner and bankrupt local councils” – Labour’s VAT policy for private schools may become Starmer’s political albatross, akin to Blair’s hunting ban, says Richard Taylor on his Media Taylor blog.
- “Ireland’s populist insurgency” – Dublin’s anti-immigration marchers are up against a silent majority of Irish voters, writes Aris Roussinos in UnHerd.
- “Young AfD politician convicted for publishing gang rape statistics in connection with Afghan migration” – Alternative for Germany politician Marie-Thérèse Kaiser has been convicted for publishing gang rape statistics to warn that Afghan immigrants are disproportionately liable to commit sexual violence against females, reports Freddie Attenborough for the Free Speech Union’s blog.
- “Secrets of the Kent Kremlin: the gothic mansion ‘used by Putin’s spies’” – For almost 80 years, Seacox Heath has been a tiny slice of Moscow’s empire on the Kent/Sussex borders, write Robert Mendick and Neil Johnston in the Telegraph.
- “Britain refuses to sign global vaccine treaty that would force it to give away fifth of jabs” – Britain is refusing to sign the WHO’s pandemic treaty while it insists the U.K. would have to give away a fifth of its jabs, reports the Telegraph.
- “Classified documents support lab leak theory” – New State Department documents suggest COVID-19 was leaked from a lab in Wuhan and that the CCP covered it up, reveals COVIDSelect on X.
- “What does it take to recall/withdraw a vaccine/injectable product?” – There has been enough of a death safety signal in VAERS since January 2021 to justify a recall of the Moderna, Pfizer and Janssen products, says Jessica Rose on her Substack.
- “The AZtec two-step” – Dr. Tom Jefferson and Prof. Carl Heneghan discuss the AstraZeneca global vaccine withdrawal.
- “Czech study challenges vax narratives in both directions” – In the Brownstone Institute, Cecilie Jilkova interviews mathematician Tomas Fürst about his recent paper on the ‘Healthy Vaccinee Effect’ and its implications for interpreting data about the effectiveness of the Covid mRNA vaccines.
- “Update on Covid mRNA vaccine harms” – The U.S. Government is finally starting to acknowledge that they have forced American citizens (including military personnel) to accept toxic injectable products wrongly described as “vaccines”, writes Dr. Robert W. Malone on Substack.
- “The pharmaceutical industry is out of control, safety standards have divebombed” – NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Hedley Rees, Managing Director of Pharmaflow, to discuss the parlous state of the pharmaceutical industry.
- “Ultra-low risk epidemiology” – A new meta-analysis highlights what junk science epidemiology is, writes Christopher Snowdon on his Substack.
- “One in three U.K. women are sad – worse than Saudi Arabia and Kosovo” – Research involving 80,000 women from 143 countries indicates a concerning increase in levels of despair among British women, with worry, stress and anger all on the rise, reports the Telegraph.
- “Every household should be forced to have a smart meter, says British Gas boss” – The CEO of British Gas says every household should be forced to have a smart energy meter to help hit Net Zero targets, despite no one wanting them, according to BirminghamLive.
- “Scottish Greens ‘prioritising gender ideology over protecting children’” – The Scottish Greens are prioritising ideology over protecting children after the party again refused to endorse the Cass Review, reports the Telegraph.
- “The Tory ‘lavender mafia’” – The British Right should reflect on how it allowed its primary political party to become an annex of Grindr and ensure it never happens again, says the Pimlico Journal Substack.
- “Parliament hires diversity managers on £70,000 a year despite war on woke jobs” – The Lords and Commons are offering big salaries to EDI officers, reports the Telegraph.
- “Vandals have taken charge of the Church of England” – We have Gordon Brown to thank for the CofE managerial class that scraps choirs in the name of diversity, says Madeline Grant in the Telegraph.
- “The Devil’s reason” – There is no future in modernity and secular government, writes David McGrogan on Substack.
- “It’s time to step up, folks” – We all need to get out and vote. However disillusioned and disenfranchised we may feel, says C.J. Strachan on his Substack.
- “Stakeholder Communism” – On his New Era Substack, Jeffrey Peel urges readers to watch Richard Jeffs’s new movie, Stakeholder Communism, about the dastardly activities of the World Economic Forum and its Bond villain leader, Klaus Schwab.
- “The unlikely relationship between Russell Brand, Bear Grylls and God” – Christian survival expert Bear Grylls played a key part in the recent baptism of comedian Russell Brand – but how did their ‘bromance’ start? asks Marianka Swain in the Telegraph.
- “New York Governor sorry for saying black children in the Bronx ‘don’t know what computers are’” – The Democrat Governor of New York has been forced to apologise after suggesting that black children in the most deprived parts of the city don’t know what a computer is, according to the NY Times.
- “Trump’s trial is a stupendous legal catastrophe” – Every American should be appalled at this selective prosecution. Today the target is Trump. Tomorrow it could be a Democrat, says Alan Dershowitz in the Telegraph.
- “Trump ‘plans to send kill teams to Mexico to take out drug lords’” – Donald Trump is considering sending special operations teams into Mexico to kill the heads of drug cartels if he retakes the White House in November, according to the Mail.
- “Social media sites could use facial ID to protect children” – New Ofcom guidance suggests social media giants use facial recognition to prevent children accessing violent content, reports the Mail.
- “Watch the truth!” – On X, Canary Mission shows just how “welcoming and safe” President Minouche Shafik’s Columbia University is for Jewish students.
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latest leaflet to print at home and deliver to neighbours or forward to politicians, media, friends online.
“Slut’s Hole”, a tiny hamlet near Faversham in Kent my favourite place name
Michael Deacon has it right, I believe; these names offering the same innocent enjoyment to our visitors as we get from visiting their countries.
Friends were kind enough to send me photographs of the station signs in Middelfart, Denmark a while ago, and, apparently, there is a Wankhaus at the top of Wank Mountain, that can be reached by the Wankbahn, for which you can buy an annual Wankpass, somewhere near Partenkirchen.
A sort of Rake’s Progress as one travels East out of London.
There’s Rough Common near Canterbury too and Thong near Gravesend.
It reminds me of the story of Manchester City wanting to call one end of their stadium after Colin Bell …
Purvs Corner Howarth must be up there
What’s really going on?
Putin has declared war on the West.
‘Putin responded to a Russian serviceman’s question about Western aid to Ukraine during a meeting at a military hospital in Moscow Oblast on January 1, stating that Russia’s issue is not necessarily that the West is aiding Ukraine, but rather that the West is Russia’s “enemy.” Putin added that “Ukraine by itself is not an enemy for [Russia]…….Putin claimed………. that Russia will “deal with the [West] faster” than the West can deal with Russia.
Putin sees a conflict and potential negotiations between Russia and the West – not a conflict and potential negotiations between Russia and Ukraine.
Putin previously adopted a similar line when issuing two ultimatums to the United States and NATO in December 2021, which were intended to force the West to recognize Russia’s sphere of influence in Eastern Europe by surrendering essential elements of Ukraine’s sovereignty in the name of de-escalating the conflict between the West and Russia.’
ISW
So, we are at war and we had better get serious about that.
That there is no sign of anyone in Europe, and few within the U.S., getting serious about that makes it all too clear the peril that British (and European) citizens are in.
“Navy has so few sailors it has to decommission ships”
Errrr……maybe they should pay them a bit more?
The Royal Navy now deploys offshore patrol vessels, no helicopter hangar, main armament: 1x30mm cannon, in the Pacific.
These are fishery protection vessels designed for use within the waters of the United Kingdom’s Exclusive Economic Zone.
The equipments of Britain’s defence forces are a national disgrace.
So you’ve moved to Ukraine with your family to fight Putin who’s threatening you? Or you just simply want more Ukrainians to die?
The Russian threat to this country is, ultimately, a nuclear one, as much due to geography as anything else….and Britain is about to be run by a man content to work for the vice president of the campaign for nuclear disarmament.
https://www.bunkershield.co.uk/
As for any conventional threat, the U.S. strategy of weakening Russia so that it can no longer invade its neighbours appears to be going quite well.
I would very much prefer Putin not to have invaded Crimea in 2014 so that no-one need have died at all on either side.
Ukrainians have been dying in defence of their country for centuries, just as British servicemen have been dying for centuries in defence of this country.
When was the last time you put yourself at such a risk in such a cause?
Are you going to answer the question or will continue to ramble?
Go on, ramble, but it’s clear that you’re a warmonger wanting to send more Ukrainians to death. And there simply is not enough of them already (they conscript women, mind you) so if you put your money where you mouth is and sign up with Ukrainian army, you’ll help the country. so will your family if they move with you to contribute to the victory.
“Ukrainians have been dying in defence of their country for centuries” yeah, right, hundreds of thousands of fighting age men are fighting in front of their computer screens in Europe, like you are. Ukrainians in Crimea or the ones who moved to Russia (millions, in total) also fighting?
and you’re not even a good warmonger as it was published by the MSM that Putin said he’s fighting western elites, not westerners. So, you’re all in for the war to protect Joe Biden and his son, Schwab, Scholz, Burla, Gates, Trudo, MIC, Wall Street and the rest of them clowns.
When are you going to answer the question? No need. You will never answer it because you have never served your country in any capacity whatsoever.
No sure what exactly you’re asking me. My country is not under attack and I pay taxes for the professional army to defend myself if there is one. Any sane person would want for any violence in a 3rd party conflict to stop and some kind of a diplomatic solution reached. It’s warmongers doing what warmongers do best – warmonger for the war they’re never going to take part in personally.
Thank you.
You have no idea what you are talking about.
Putin previously adopted a similar line when issuing two ultimatums to the United States and NATO in December 2021, which were intended to force the West to recognize Russia’s sphere of influence in Eastern Europe by surrendering essential elements of Ukraine’s sovereignty.
‘And also because not just the Bandera version of Nazi Ukraine will be eradicated, but including, and above all, Western totalitarianism, the imposed programs of civilizational degradation and disintegration………’
Imagine if there was a dialogue with the russians from the start? maybe russians were asking too much when they asked to remove NATO from the baltic states, but this is how negotiations work – you ask for more to meet in the middle.
Or when there was a dialogue later when Ukraine itself agreed to not at all outrageous terms in march 22, US/UK/Europe actually allowing the country to be sovereign and decide for themselves? all these people would be alive today and Ukraine would still be the same country it had been prior to feb 22?
Ukraine has not been even remotely sovereign for years prior to the war and now any mention of sovereignty is ridiculous. The country is on life support staying alive only for the purpose of weakening russia. if you don’t find this sickening, you’re a psychopath.
You have no idea what you are talking about.
Dialogue with Russia resulted in the Budapest Memorandum of 1994.
‘The United States of America, the Russian Federation, and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, reaffirm their commitment to Ukraine, in accordance with the principles of the CSCE [Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe] Final Act, to respect the Independence and Sovereignty and the existing borders of Ukraine.’
Dialogue with Russia continued after their previous invasion of Ukraine in 2014. They had territorial concessions and peace. They chose war. And, if permitted the land corridor to Moldova that they seek, they will choose war again, in due course, because of these successive concessions.
Ukraine is fighting for survival, not to weaken Russia.
By stating what the U.S. strategy happens to be, I take no position on it. I am not a U.S. citizen.
I understand why Europe and Britain do not provide more support to Ukraine. Quite simply, we cannot. We are too weak, militarily and our domestic defence industries, run down for years, are now too emaciated to provide any substantial military capability.
And, predictably, the last card to play by any warmonger worth his salt – Budapest memorandum.
Side note: thanks God neo-nazi infested military (no, not the whole country is neo-nazi, but a minority with access to arms, enough to make a difference and stir the country into abyss) don’t have access to nukes as we’d all be dead by now.
How many former soviet republics have nukes? Most of them do not have. And guess what? They’ve not been incorporated into soviet union 2.0. Including huge, resource rich, scarcely populated ones, like Kazakhstan (and all other ‘-stans’). Kazakhstan (which also gave up nuclear arms around the same time as Ukes) is doing just fine, getting money from both sides and that’s what Ukraine should have done being in the middle of nuclear superpowers and being historically and culturally connected to both Russia and Europe, becoming Switzerland of the 21st century if they were truly sovereign. Instead, their deranged leaders decided to sacrifice their citizens and the country so that Biden’s son can have a better life… what a tragedy.
You are badly confused. Kazakhstan is a petrodollar economy.
Ukraine gave up its nuclear warheads in return for the Budapest memorandum.
Ukraine only ever had nuclear warheads, not ‘nuclear arms’.
Putin has already ‘incorporated’ Belarus, Crimea, large parts of Eastern Ukraine and plans to ‘incorporate’ Moldova, via a land corridor established through Ukraine and the Baltic States.
We know this because he has told us.
‘….the document, issued in fall 2021, the end goal is the formation of a so-called Union State of Russia and Belarus by no later than 2030. Everything involved in the merger of the two countries has been considered, including the “harmonization” of Belarusian laws with those of the Russian Federation; a “coordinated foreign and defense policy” and “trade and economic cooperation … on the basis of the priority” of Russian interests; and “ensuring the predominant influence of the Russian Federation in the socio-political, trade-economic, scientific-educational and cultural-information spheres.”
‘(The document) belongs to the Presidential Directorate for Cross-Border Cooperation……of Putin’s Presidential Administration, which was established five years ago. The rather innocuously named directorate’s actual task is to exert control over neighboring countries that Russia sees as in its sphere of influence: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine and Moldova.’
‘…the Directorate for Cross-Border Cooperation is staffed by Russian intelligence officers from the three main spy services, the FSB, SVR and GRU, respectively representing the domestic, foreign and military agencies. The directorate’s real agenda is bringing nations back into Russia’s sphere of influence.’
‘Kazakhstan is a petrodollar economy’ And?? What is that you’re trying to say? They had soviet nukes and transferred them back to Russia around the same time as Ukraine. And currently living a relatively prosperous life for the region, doing business with both US and Russia and the rest of the world.
Your random quotes, copied God knows from where do not prove or disprove anything. They have the same value as ‘russia’s already lost’, ‘ghost of kiev’, ‘russia is about to run out of rockets, men, etc’, ‘safe and effective ‘, ‘we’re all going to die in a giant fireball because of the climate thingy’.
Kazakhstan is ‘doing just fine’ because it has oil in large quantities and so appeases Putin, for the time being.
Ukraine was not ‘doing just fine’. That is why the population, 92% of whom voted for independence in 1991, look westwards.
You don’t have any quotes, any information whatsoever.
You resemble Brian the prophet, making it up as you go along……
So you’ve borrowed Fergusons famous crystal ball which tells you that putin is going to invade Kazakhstan in the future? That famous crystal ball which ordered to close schools and shoe shops, but not tescos, as otherwise gazillions or brits would have died. ..
Ukraine was probably the most prosperous and developed soviet republic which after becoming friends with the US lost it all.
My dear Brian, Putin is not invading Kazakhstan because he is, personally, via his stooges, paid a great deal of money by that country.
Ukraine’s economy was in a bad way in 2014. Unsurprisingly it has tanked from then onwards.
Maybe prophecy is not for you?
Another secret shared with us uninitiated about the world and Kazakhstan and why it is not being invaded by putin for now and during all the years after their independence…
OK, Ukraines economy in 2014 is in a bad way, and that’s after 22 years of independence and being friends with the US. Why is that? What does crystal ball say?
My dear Brian,
Oops, English is clearly not your first language, is it?
What salary does Putin receive?
What is Putin’s net worth?
Once you have the answers to those two questions, Brian, you will no longer need the gift of prophecy which so tragically passed you by.
and why exactly should it concern me here in the UK? Or an average person in US or anywhere else? or having run out of any useful things to say you’re alluding to corruption in Russia? Maybe it will be a surprise to you, but I’m going to tell it straight anyway- corruption is everywhere and the only difference is scale. Prior to covid, i’d say the west was definitely better than russia and all the rest of the world. but have you freaking seen pfizer getting 100bn in a single year for the vaccine which is as useless as it’s dangerous w/o any repercussions? That’s corruption of a highest grade possible. Have you seen Biden junior peddling influence? just some examples
And? what would narrow warmonger’s brain make of it? tell us
Brian, I think your brain is hurting.
Lose the loony soup and you’ll feel much better.
run out of things to say? that’s how normally any serious discussion ends with a brainwashed individual. be it about vaccines, ukraine or nut zero…
Spend some time on planet you. You know you want to. Make yourself a nice cup of tea. Give yourself a big pat on the back, all the while looking at yourself in the mirror?
Okay. Not only is English not your first language but you live in a different time zone. Enough said.
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can you offer anything of a substance as otherwise it’s a waste of time having a dialogue with you.
My dear Brian, when you grow up to be able to set out an intellectually coherent argument in readily comprehensible English using at least utilitarian vocabulary, grammar, spelling and punctuation, backed by credible evidence, there may be a few credulous enough here who might wish to engage in some minor dialogue with you. Otherwise Hitchen’s razor refers.
‘иди и прыгни в озеро!’
“The meaning of the battle for Polish television”
‘Over its eight-year rule, the previous PiS government changed the legislation under the media “repolonisation” label to dramatically enhance the ruling majority’s control over the public media.
As a result, TVP became what was widely believed to be a propaganda machine for the PiS government, regularly mocking the opposition and accusing it of acting against Polish interests and supporting the government’s policies.’
We have so much to look forward to…..not…
‘The sudden actions were criticised by the president, who called the changes absolutely illegal. “This is anarchy,” he told Polsat News broadcaster, referring to “omitting existing laws in a situation, when […] the ruling majority could change the laws normally.”
Duda insisted he does not prohibit Tusk from introducing changes in the public media, but this must be done by changing the public media law and not just replacing the managing boards.’
Euractiv 22 Dec 2023
Could that be the same Tusk that used to run the undemocratically elected ‘European Council’ and appeared, simperingly, on our televisions to say mawkish nonsense like ‘Missing you already’ like a ‘c’ list soap opera ham?
Once a fraud, always a fraud………
Casey Newton seems to think that his Platformer newsletter is contaminated in some way by being on the same technical infrastructure as what he describes as pro-Nazi material? I wonder how great a separation he will require? A separate Internet perhaps?
The Guardian article highlights his threat to Substack: ‘Do what I want or you lose my business’. This is the typical dilemma of a rapidly grown business where influential customers dictate the direction of your business to suit themselves. Leaving aside the question about who runs Substack, Newton’s demand for identifying and removing pro-Nazi material will result in greater costs in terms of moderation and loss of some smaller subscribers. I’d guess both Newton and Substack realise this and have some estimates of costs and losses in mind as they ‘negotiate’.
Newton will face some costs and losses in moving Platformer. He seems to be employing bully tactics to get free advertising through virtue signalling as he moves it. Newton’s established subscriber base should be big enough to survive a change in underlying system without resorting to such tactics.
Business is business but I hope Substack will reject the demand to increase moderation on their platform. Not because I want to see a proliferation of pro-Nazi material but just to ensure there is minimal censorship somewhere on the web.
What is wrong with these people that they feel so threatened that anyone who disagrees with them can’t be seen in the same place (even though being on the same platform is hardly the same as being in the same physical space). Honestly, I think we’ve become a society of narcissists who only want to see and hear our own reflection. I agree with your last para btw!
More on the hypocrisy of the pro-terrorist/antisemitism yobs. But more importantly, what exactly is it these useful idiots with their relentless marches are hoping to achieve? Because it’s certainly nothing meaningful for the people of Gaza.
”Those who claim to support the Palestinian Arabs in fact do precious little to help them. The plight of the Palestinians globally—such as the denial of civil rights by their own dictators, withholding of citizenship rights by other Arab nations and the murder of thousands of Palestinians by their Arab brethren—is largely ignored by Western leftists.
Do any “progressives” protest the treatment of Palestinians by Arab states, where they are denied citizenship, restricted from many professions and have repeatedly been massacred and deported? Do feminists or gay activists on college campuses rail against the mistreatment of women or the LGBTQ+ community by Palestinian rulers or Arab society generally? Why not?
The reality is, those who call themselves pro-Palestinian exclusively attack Israel—leveling false accusations against the world’s only Jewish state and the Middle East’s only democracy. Indeed, Israel is the region’s only nation where Arabs are granted not only citizenship and full equality under law, but also enjoy greater economic opportunity than most all other Arabs.
Tragically, the only reason Palestinians get so much lip service (and not much more) from the Western left is precisely because they consider Israel—rather than Arab antagonists of the Palestinians—their archenemy. The cause of the hypocrisy is a perverse blend of neo-Marxism and classic antisemitism.”
https://www.jns.org/pro-palestinian-or-anti-israel/
This may be true but it is easy to find genuine accounts of Israel governmenti atrocities against the native Palestinians. Was this Hamas atrocity allowed to happen in order to justify the ensuing ‘war’? I find it hard to believe the most sophisticated of surveillance and intelligence systems failoed to spot and prevent this, the President of Egypt had a couple of weeks earlier provided a forewarning. I am worried by the binary opinions on the DS, with seeming disregard for the seizing and stealing of land, violent abuse of Paklestinians over decades, the Zionist agenda, notwithstanding the dreadful treatment of Jews across the world prior to this.
Douglas Murray is spot on. You really can’t make this sh*t up, but it is the UN, so anything morally bankrupt is considered the norm as far as that corrupt and warped organization goes. So how fitting that they’ve chosen this mentally ill, vile specimen as a so-called ”champion”;
”Women are not faring well in the leftist pecking order. When they aren’t getting raped and murdered by Hamas with feminist approval, they are getting displaced by cross-dressing men — even in women’s organizations:
Nice to see some women’s rights groups still support women. Other ostensibly feminist groups have been subordinated to the greater liberal agenda, which calls for the sacrifice of women to terrorist savages and male perverts.
Bergdorf temporarily got the boot by shouting that “ALL white people” are guilty of racial violence. He proclaimed that whites’ “entire existence is drenched in racism.” Among the politically orthodox, to accuse someone of racism is the worst possible insult.”
https://moonbattery.com/face-of-un-women-uk-is-white-hating-black-man/
More ‘save the world’ crap at our expense!
https://re-turn.ie/retailer/
I forecast its success will be on a par with the Scottish version ie it will achieve F A but cost Irish taxpayers millions.
Virtue signalling crap.
“In organisations, a sorry inversion has occurred where those performing essential tasks now adhere to the directives of bureaucrats, says Rory Sutherland in the Spectator.”
Wow – only 20 years after this became a serious problem, in the City at least.
A little story that came to light today: “Last month, it was reported that the state-owned China General Nuclear Power Corp (CGN) had stopped making payments to fund Hinkley Point C amid political tensions between the UK and China.” It’s in this item of what the Hinkley Point C project is doing about fish protection etc: https://eandt.theiet.org/2024/01/04/hinkley-point-c-scraps-acoustic-fish-deterrent-system-favour-saltmarsh Incidentally, saltmarsh can be good agriculturally, like that in Brittany, or the Gower peninsular.
https://tomed.substack.com/p/is-the-manmade-climate-crisis-a-scam
At the end of the article he plugs a book on writing which is rather surprising given his lack of talent in this field.
https://reclaimthenet.org/free-speech-union-cautions-against-uk-financial-regulators-diversity-policy
If there is one thing I definitely DO NOT WANT in a financial management company it is bloody diversity.
Drax ~ The Eco Friendly Power Station That’s the Opposite https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiShQdLILZo&list=WL&index=7 Hilarious, if you like dark humour.