Earlier this week, David Lammy said climate change was a bigger threat to our security than terrorism or war. Nonsense, says Ben Pile. The greatest threat to our security is climate policy.
The green agenda has been sold to us on a false prospectus, says Ben Pile. With oil refineries closing and new coal mines blocked, real jobs are vanishing while green jobs are nowhere to be found.
Why has Labour hypocritically taken away pensioners' warmth this winter while its favoured policy areas are hosed with cash? It's simple, says Ben Pile. Because it can. Labour is the 'nasty party' now.
Ed Miliband has just agreed to pay 58% more for renewable energy and barefacedly claimed it will lower bills. The Government's green agenda is based on lies upon lies upon lies upon lies, says Ben Pile.
The RAC's Head of Policy caused a stir this week when he proposed replacing fuel duty with pay-per-mile road charging. There are many problems with this, says Ben Pile, not least its distinct totalitarian whiff.
The Government has cancelled the Winter Fuel Payment for millions of pensioners but still plans to splurge £12bn on international 'climate aid'. And that's not even the half of it, says Ben Pile.
Ed Miliband's efforts to blame the £149 rise in the energy price cap on the last government are laughably hopeless, says Ben Pile in the Daily Sceptic.
In the Daily Sceptic, Ben Pile documents the unending war against British motorists and says the reason is because car ownership as a symbol of freedom is now considered dangerous by the political class.
The green blob claims democratic legitimacy for its economically disastrous policies because the UN held a people's climate vote. In fact, it was a glorified opinion poll to which 92.6% of those approached didn't respond.
According to Ben Pile, Ed Miliband's choice of SpAds reveals just how crazy and extreme his policy agenda is.
According to a National Grid executive, Labour's energy plans mean consumers in the England's Southeast will either have to ration their electricity use or face blackouts. When will the insanity end? asks Ben Pile.
When Ben Pile moved into a new house he got a nasty surprise. It had a prepayment meter that was about to run out of credit. Fixing this proved to be absurdly hard, which, presumably, is just what the green lobby wants.
