See Bishop Hill and Matt Sinclair. E Day has been running for just over twelve hours now. The total amount of energy saved is… Well, in fact energy consumption is still running above average levels. Has been since this farce … Continue reading
William F Buckley died today. A more civilised age is passing.
From comments beneath The Telegraph’s
Dan Hardie has an update: Do you like reading fine words? Here is the Prime Minister on the subject of Iraqi ex-employees of the British Government, speaking in the House of Commons on October 9th, 2007: ‘I would also like … Continue reading
I have a bully dog, Sam, who had three days to live when I first heard about him. At that time his name was Warrior and he was a very lost little dog, who could still break the skin on … Continue reading
For one reason or another I was in France when Frank Zappa died. It was almost a national day of mourning. France does rock, in some respects.
What do you do if a land based temperature sensor is moved from a greenfield site to an urban one, surrounded by buildings and asphalt that are bound to raise temperatures? Easy. You adjust the temperatures, and that’s what NASA’s … Continue reading
Or perhaps not. From the excellent Counterknowledge blog.
Via Benny Peiser’s CCNet emails, Tom Nelson investigates the links between prominent climate alarmists and suggests, not a conspiracy, but: When this worldwide global warming hysteria inevitably dies, it will probably become clear that a core cause was groupthink among … Continue reading
Compare and contrast: graphic novels from inside the Muslim world, and the anti-jihadi The Infidel, featuring Pigman, from Bosch Fawstin. The panels of the ones translated from Arabic need to be read from right to left. I particularly like Metro … Continue reading