- “How Sir Keir Starmer ended up in communist spy files during Cold War” – Keir Starmer appears in communist spy files after joining a Czechoslovakian work camp at the height of the Cold War, reveals the Mail.
- “Keir Starmer is terrifyingly close to turning Britain into a one-party state” – Labour appears set on seizing this golden opportunity to rig the political system in its favour, writes Daniel Hannan in the Telegraph.
- “Labour’s constitutional reforms are misconceived and pointless” – Keir Starmer has proposed a dizzying combination of potentially damaging measures, says Eliot Wilson in CapX.
- “‘Utterly broken’ Tories will soon descend into warfare, says Farage” – In the Telegraph, Nigel Farage tells Camilla Turner that splits in the Tory party “will get worse” as some members become “more vociferous” about their opposing views.
- “‘We will balance in favour of Farage and Reform as long as broadcaster bias continues’” – While Ofcom and the BBC continue to discriminate against Reform, TCW promises to give full coverage to their key announcements and press conferences.
- “If the Right can’t unite, Starmer will change Britain beyond recognition” – In the Telegraph, Robert Jenrick shares the frustration of many Conservative voters but warns that a vote for Reform is a vote for a Labour supermajority.
- “David Cameron is driving voters into Farage’s arms” – Lord Cameron reminds many Reform-leaning voters of everything they dislike about the Tories, says Ross Clark in the Spectator.
- “Labour landslide could leave Tories with just 72 seats, MRP poll finds” – According to a detailed analysis by Survation, the Conservatives face an unprecedented battering with Keir Starmer’s party set for a majority of 262, reports the Times.
- “An analysis of party policies on key issues of importance to Christians” – The Christian Institute’s Election Briefing 2024 analyses party policies on key issues affecting people with Christian beliefs.
- “Israel is not a colonial state. If anything, it’s the reverse” – It was only when the Israelis arrived that the desert – and freedom – bloomed, says Naomi Greenaway in the Telegraph.
- “The toxic legacy of lockdown is destroying our political system” – Until politicians come clean about the devastating costs of lockdown, we will be stuck in this cycle of failure, writes Janet Daley in the Telegraph.
- “Millwall ‘devastated’ as goalkeeper Matija Sarkic dies aged 26” – Grimsby-born Millwall goalkeeper Matija Sarkic has sadly and unexpectedly died at the age of 26, according to Grimsby Live.
- “Vaccine-injured pharmacist breaks down into tears testifying before Ohio State Senate” – Yoha, a once healthy pharmacist, suffered a severe neurological disease that left him paralysed after being coerced into taking the Covid jab. His testimony before the Ohio State Senate was a harrowing account of personal loss and violated freedoms, writes the Vigilant Fox on Substack.
- “Are you ‘far-Right’? Take our quiz!” – ‘Far-Right’ is the favourite buzzword of Left-wing news outlets and pundits. But what exactly do they mean by it? wonders Michael Deacon in the Telegraph.
- “How Gen Z is driving the populist pushback” – The youth of Europe have more reason than most to rebel against the woke orthodoxies of their elders, says Lauren Smith in Spiked.
- “It’s OK to be angry about socialism” – It is perverse that socialism, this chronic failure of an ideology, endures, writes Johnny Leavesley in the Critic.
- “Childish, selfish protesters are destroying all the West holds dear” – How much more desecration of private and public space in the name of dangerous causes will we have to take? asks Zoe Strimpel in the Telegraph.
- “Spring fever” – Marianna Spring needs to get off the internet, says Ben Sixsmith in the Critic.
- “France is on the brink of all-out civil conflict” – Spiralling political tensions in France could soon turn to violence on the streets, warns Anne-Elisabeth Moutet in the Telegraph.
- “Protests against hard-Right turn violent in France” – French police clashed with protesters in Rennes and Paris as tens of thousands of people took to the streets in marches against the hard-Right, reports the Telegraph.
- “France is heading for a financial crisis that could bring down the eurozone” – Paris will quickly face its own ‘Liz Truss moment’ if the Right seize power, says Matthew Lynn in the Telegraph.
- “Milei’s big swing” – Argentina’s barnstorming new President is shocking the country’s economic system back into life, writes Jon Hartley in City Journal.
- “Fossil fuels remain the future. VW to invest €60 billion in combustion engines” – Volkswagen has announced plans to invest €60 billion in the development of new combustion engines as confidence in EVs plummets in Germany and elsewhere, reports P. Gosselin in WUWT?
- “Surveys show vast bulk of Antarctica is stable or growing” – New research dismisses any predictions of imminent Antarctic ice melt and subsequent sea level rise, says H. Sterling Burnett in Heartland Daily News.
- “No, ScienceNews, your ‘Ocean’s record-breaking hot streak’ claims are false” – A recent ScienceNews article claims that ocean temperatures are out of control in a year-long record-breaking hot streak. This is false, writes Anthony Watts in WUWT?
- “‘Transgender’ is falling out of fashion with activists” – The hallowed word “transgender” may be showing early signs of turning musty and stale, says John Murawski in UnHerd.
- “Large school bans skirts” – One of the largest secondary schools in Cornwall has banned skirts because girls wear them too short and it’s become too much of a nag to enforce, according to Cornwall Live.
- “Bear Grylls to step down as Chief Scout” – In the Mail, Richard Eden reacts to news that Bear Grylls, who was the youngest ever Chief Scout when appointed in 2009, is to step down.
- “Congress to probe media rating firm NewsGuard for possible taxpayer-funded censorship” – The House Oversight Committee is probing whether Newsguard, a for-profit firm that purports to rate which news outlets are trustworthy, is using federal funds to try to put conservative news outlets out of business, according to the Daily Wire.
- “‘God Save The King’” – Guido Fawkes has unearthed a revealing reminder that Keir Starmer didn’t always have the monarchy’s “best wishes” in mind, despite proclaiming “God Save The King” at Trooping the Colour.
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I dislike your headline “The Real….”.
“Yet another real….”
would read a lot better.
Thank you Chris for your time putting this informative item together. Every piece of pushback against the madness is important.
Accurate satellite data measuring sea ice extent was gathered throughout the 1970’s as it was critical for managing the nuclear deterrent. It clearly shows that the ice extent reached a peak in 1979 – the year, strangely enough that records used for climate propaganda begin. Including this data would show there has been nothing remotely unusual going on with Arctic sea ice extent.
Raise this point and you’re met with handwaving and muttering about incompatible datasets. Funny how this hasn’t stopped alarmist academics stitching together datasets from ocean buoys and ship intakes, or tree rings and thermometers (Mike’s ‘Nature’ trick), or satellite Microwave Sounding Units and surface thermometers, or weather balloons and computer models.
Something with mentioning here: The definition of ice age is a time during which permanent surface ice sheets exist. Consequently, we’re currently living in an ice age that’s possibly receding.
Additional fun fact: One of the reason why people believe in antrophogenic climate change is that – according to some mathematical models of ice ages – the current interglacial period (the holocene) should have ended already. Ie, weren’t it for terrible influence humans have on the climate, we’d all be again hunting mammoths on glaciers by now.
Obviously, the idea that these models could be wrong never crossed anybody’s mind.
The earth has been in an ice age for at least 2 million years, we just happen to be in a relatively short lived interglacial period and what most people call an ice age is a glacial period. Taking a long term view (thousands of years) we seem to be heading into the next glacial period all be it with ups and downs along the way. The paleoclimate record shows various warm periods over at least the last 4,000 years e.g. Medieval Warm Period, Roman Warm Period etc. Our current warm period is simply the latest in a long succession of warm and cool periods, however it appears that each warm period is slightly less warm than the previous one, so the temperature trend over the last 5-6,000 years is slightly downwards.
“He adds that satellite images and recordings going back to 1993 show sea levels rising at a mere 1.2 inches per decade, and this is not significantly different to typical rises recorded since the mid-1800s.”
Chris, interesting but 1.2 inches between now & 2100 is about 27cm which earlier in the article you state was “false & easily disproven”, which is it?
Assuming the 1,2 inches per decade is correct, it would be 23.37cm by 2100, ie, 3.36cm less than 27cm. That should count as disproven.
We have tide information from e.g. Newlyn, going back several hundred years, showing little growth in sea levels. 1993 is just the blink of an eye. There are far too many conclusions being drawn from data that doesn’t cover anything like a truly representative period of time.
Climate has nothing to do with the ‘Climate Emergency’. It is just a convenient group of stuff you can’t measure and which never seems to happen where I live, used as a tool to make us feel guilty for our lives of affluence and abundance.
Once we are both anxious and guilty, as many are, then it becomes easy to sell us any old snake oil of wholesale societal change to some romanticised version of 12th century feudalism. A world where, for no particular reason, other that it is the ideology of the WEF and the Club of Rome and others, our economies and societies have to be completely trashed in order that they can be replaced with something ‘better’.
Unfortunately, the ‘something better’ sounds considerably worse to me, yet our governments plough on implementing this treason, without reference to the citizens or gaining their approval. Just ‘here’s the next step’, necessary because of the crisis we just caused. These people are dangerously insane.
Feudalism is still a Marxist term referring to an economic system where the primary means of production is land and not capital but where land is no longer worked by slaves but either by free labourers for a wage or by serfs bound to it. Whatever the usual shady entities are suspected to be really about, it’s certainly not going to be that.
The Climate Change propaganda originates with the UN and is their chosen method of forcing down the living standards of affluent western countries and transferring taxpayers’ money to the 2nd and 3rd world.
It’s a form of “levelling down” on a global scale – with a Global Elite running everything. A Global Animal Farm.
Any National Leader who doesn’t support the Climate Change propaganda will never be allowed to join the Global Elite Club and (if possible) will be removed from Office.
Quote “the jab wasn’t a vaccine, it was an intelligence test” and the same applies to climate change and EV vehicles.
Would like to see this headlined on all msm.
We’ll know we’re winning when stories such as this make it into the MSM.