I don’t desire a future for humanity like the ones imagined by our culturally designated future-imaginers.

I am sorry to break this to you: While I personally would like a Nuremberg trial for the crime which was Covid-19s creation and release, its response by our officials, experts and media through lockdown, censorship and untested vaccines, it wont happen. Here is why.

Sir Roger Penrose believes that our universe has had many Big Bangs, with more to come.

Carbon trading is the economic platform to generate government income.  That income then drives the carbon control financial mechanisms that will be deployed to the people.

The lab origin of SARS-CoV-2 was published in 2015

Writing at Bloomberg, Javier Blas has an excellent piece out today detailing a sudden downturn for orders of new offshore and onshore wind turbines in Europe.

Renewables advocates have been claiming that solar and wind generation are now the least costly form of generation, and therefore, should replace all fossil fuel generation as quickly as possible.  Is this correct?

A patent granted to Bill Gates awarded the self-appointed world health czar the “exclusive rights” to computerize human bodies and use them as local wireless networks

First, there is no climate emergency. Claims to the contrary are based on exaggerations of carbon dioxide’s warming effect and computer models that have proven unreliable.

Electronics, airplanes, internal combustion engines, and the wheel are the descendants of a far more rudimentary technology: stone tools.

The green agenda is taking inspiration from the illiberal days of lockdown

The heating crisis is already here and will quickly get much worse as temperatures drop. It is Western energy policy stupidity that’s bringing it on.

Sound engineering, not political ideology, sits at the heart of our reliable and affordable power supplies. However, in the veritable blink of an eye, engineers have been given the flick, so too, our good friends logic and reason.

This week I was honored as one of a dozen Texas Scorecard award winners for community service, advocacy, and humanitarianism.