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Hot and Cold Light

Written by Michael Clarke (Logician)

This short essay is all about light and is really asking questions rather than proposing new theory.

It all stems from personal experience way back during WWII and observation of Searchlights and their attempts to illuminate the Bombers heading towards the city that I lived near, Coventry.

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The Green Road to Blackouts

Written by Viv Forbes

California leads the way to electricity blackouts, closely followed by South Australia. They both created this problem by taxing, banning, delaying or demolishing reliable coal, nuclear, gas or hydro generators while subsidising and promoting unreliable electricity from the sickly green twins – solar and wind.

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Former UK Government Scientist Condemns Medical Tyranny

Written by Andy Rowlands

I’ve mentioned several times in previous articles I am acquainted with a retired former government scientist. At retirement he was at G7 level, and was involved in number-crunching and data-analysis for various areas of government. He had also advised a previous Prime Minister on matters of medical science.

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The Lockdown Lobotomy

Written by Patrick Fagan

“Maybe there is a beast… Maybe it’s only us,” pondered Simon, in William Golding’s classic Lord of the Flies.

In the book, a group of juveniles are stranded on a tropical island. Without the constraints of grown-up civilisation, primitive terrors break free from the subconscious and drive the boys hysterical. “The sleep of reason produces monsters”, as Goya wrote.

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Turns Out Green Energy Is A Dirty Business

Written by I&I Editorial

We argued last week that California’s blackouts offered a grim preview of the left’s energy agenda. But that’s only part of the carefully concealed truth about renewables.

Those solar panels so precious to the you-must-conform green-shirts are a particularly nasty environmental menace.

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