Kemi Badenoch's Net Zero scepticism seemingly marks a new chapter in Britain's climate wars. But is it going to be enough to change her party or the country? Not if she's still chasing after "clean energy", says Ben Pile.
Theresa May's ex-Chief of Staff Lord Barwell has been issuing implied threats against the Daily Sceptic over our climate coverage. It says it all about elite derangement as Net Zero faces a humiliating global collapse.
Sceptical voices in the Tories have started to be heard on Net Zero. But Ben Pile isn't buying it. You could barely put a piece of paper between the party and Ed Miliband when it comes to alarmism. It's a phoney war.
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.
The new Olivia Coleman film Wicked Little Letters pushes the tired genre of cosy English fiction, in which the loony locals need to be saved by a Theresa May-style manager, over the edge of absurdity, says J Sorel.
Leading Net Zero proponent Chris Skidmore has announced he will quit Parliament "as soon as possible", saying he could not support a Government committed to a course of action "I know is wrong and will cause future harm".
As Prime Minister, Theresa May tied the country to Net Zero shortly before she left office in 2019. Since then she has raked in nearly £3m from speaking and books. Is there a link, asks Alex Kriel.
Theresa May has said she is “woke and proud” as she called for a “sensitive approach” to issues surrounding gender. That's a former Conservative Prime Minister, folks.
The Monster Raving Loony Party bills itself as a brilliant piece of satire, taking the Mickey out of politicians. But according to J Sorel, it's actually a tool for the enforcement of Establishment orthodoxy.
In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast the talking points are Theresa May attending a socially distanced party in lockdown, Lewis Schaffer triggering the censors on GB News and should 'Terf Island' become a theme park ride?
