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By Jo Nova More than anything the Parasite Rulers fear the coming together of the sensible Left and Right — which is exactly what happened when Naomi Wolf spoke to Tucker Carlson. In Naomi Wolf’s left-leaning circles, Tucker Carlson was an evil, bad man racist misogynist. But when she tried to talk about vaccine injuries, all her usual media friends ignored her. The last men standing in the US media who would interview her were Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon. Worse, after the interviews the tribal hate started to flow from her soon-to-be-former-friends — somehow the topic didn’t matter: maternal deaths, miscarriages, and erratic periods were all irrelevant — the only thing that mattered was that she had talked to Carlson or Bannon. “How could you” proclaimed the indignant?! All her years of scoring goals for the Left were suddenly worthless. Naomi Wolf: So I had to face the alarming evidence that the Left now saw anyone “talking to” the opposition, as being magically, publicly, permanently contaminated and contaminating, in some weird anthropological way, and as now being utterly invalidated, and that they believed all of this in some pre-rational, Stone Age sort of belief matrix. April 30th, 2023 | Tags: Bullying, Coercion, Cults, Red Pill, Tribal behaviour | Category: AGW socio-political, Big-Government, Free Speech, Global Warming, Psychology, USA, Woke | 8.7 out of 10 based on 16 ratings By Jo Nova A “win” for predatory capitalism and government mis-interference Liddell power station (foreground). Bayswater power station (rear).Photo NSW DPI Yesterday, for the last time the final turbine was switched off at Liddell Coal plant after 52 years of operation. The NSW government gave it away for free in 2014 — bundled like a McHappy Meal in with the sale of Bayswater Coal, valued at $0. Governments saw old coal as worthless, at least until 2017 when everyone saw the bloodbath when the Hazelwood coal plant suddenly closed and electricity prices suddenly rose 85%. Then they started to panic a little — even Malcolm Turnbull (our Renewables lovin’ PM) started openly pressuring AGL to sell Liddell so it could keep running until his pet project the Snowy Hydro 2.0 could start. Chinese owned Alinta turned up with $250 million dollars and was willing to put in a billion to repair the station and extend its life up to 2030. Despite that bonanza, AGL refused to take the money. It was determined to run it into the ground and shut it down instead. Now it’s determined to blow it up as well. The Demolition crew is already appointed […] April 29th, 2023 | Tags: AEMO, Coal, Electricity Cost | Category: Australia, Cost, Free markets, Global Warming, Grids |  Print This Post | | 8.4 out of 10 based on 14 ratings By Jo Nova Tucker Carlson released a small statement on Twitter seventeen hours ago, and so far 17.7 million people have watched it. With 77,000 comments under one two minute video it is the World’s Public Town Square. And it’s a great speech: “One thing you realize when you step outside the noise for a few days is how genuinely nice most people are…” “The other thing you notice is how unbelievably stupid most of the debates you see on television are… they are completely irrelevant… and yet at the same time the undeniably big topics, the ones that will define our future… get virtually no discussion at all: war, civil liberties, emerging science, demographic change, natural resources… when was the last time we heard a legitimate debate about any those topics? Debates like that are not permitted. Both political parties and their donors have reached consensus on what benefits them, and they actively collude to shut down conversation. Suddenly the United States looks very much like a one party state.” “That’s a depressing realization… but it won’t last. This moment is too inherently ridiculous to last, so […] April 28th, 2023 | Tags: Carlson (Tucker), Free Speech, Twitter | Category: Global Warming | Print This Post | | 8.9 out of 10 based on 9 ratings By Jo Nova People are waking up to the dark side of the Absolute Zero plan The totalitarian wet dreams of a UK government consortium of academics are lighting up the internet. As Benny Peiser and Andrew Montford from NetZeroWatch say — people are starting to pay attention in a big way: The realities of Net Zero are also hitting home for the general public. The threat that the project represents to livelihoods and liberties is becoming more evident by the day. Recently, the mathematician Norman Fenton tweeted an excerpt from a Government-funded report that set out what Net Zero U.K. might look like: no airports, no shipping, no beef and lamb to eat, and most food imports eliminated. Sounds grim, doesn’t it? Lots of people thought so, and the tweet went viral, garnering over three million views. The Prof Norman Fenton thread that got 3.4 million views on Twitter is, would you believe, about a 2019 UK Government funded research report. Who knew the masses could get that excited about a 31 page prehistoric report on energy policy, but holy-cajoley: it’s a wake up call of just how savage the Absolute Zero plan aims to be. […] April 27th, 2023 | Tags: Flight, Net Zero | Category: Big-Government, Global Warming, UK | Print This Post | | 8.9 out of 10 based on 9 ratings By Jo Nova Let it be known that the skeptics are, and always have been, the environment’s best friend. The Greens, sadly are the wilderness wrecking, naive minions of the Establishment Powers who will sacrifice whales in a quest to impress their industrial banker overlords. They tell themselves they are saving whales 100 years from now with the same windmills that kill the whales today. Our good friends at Heartland and CFACT are working to stop the insanity in a guerilla campaign. “SAVE-WHALES-STOP-WINDMILLS.ORG”. @ClimateDepot Conservative watchdogs highlight ‘alarming’ surge in whale deaths as wind farms grow off NY, NJ coasts Josh Christenson, NY Post “It’s gone from ‘Save the Whales’ to ‘Kill the Whales.’ And the green groups that have promoted Earth Day for 53 years are totally okay with this agenda.” Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow president Craig Rucker said the push to build the wind farms comes “despite growing evidence that whales are being impacted by the preliminary sonar blasting being conducted to site windmills, as well as scores of the marine mammals washing up dead on beaches.” Steve Milloy, a senior fellow at the […] April 26th, 2023 | Tags: CFACT, Heartland Institute, Whales, Wind Power | Category: Big-Government, Renewable, USA, Wind Power | Print This Post | | And also ANZAC Day. Lest we forget… 9.8 out of 10 based on 13 ratings By Jo Nova Why would a network axe its most popular show? Just like that: Fox News and Tucker Carlson have “Parted Ways”. His last show was last Friday, and he did not know at the time. There’s no farewell for the top rating show in America and no replacement host, just a “rotating” generic vague fill-in show. It doesn’t look like this was planned for months in advance? Fox News stocks immediately fell 4%. Tucker Carlson Tonight was the most watched cable news show in the US. His audience was over 3 million people in the audience every day (not to mention the rest on social media). It’s not clear why this happened but there is speculation that it’s related to the Dominion case settlement. There is no one more influential in US media. Tucker interviews anyone he wants for as long as he wants in the most powerful nation on Earth — in the last two weeks, for example, Trump for 40 minutes, and Elon Musk for an hour (on Artificial Intelligence). He shapes the news. If they can silence Tucker, they can silence anyone. It may define a pivot point in US history — the end of […] April 25th, 2023 | Tags: Carlson (Tucker), Free Speech | Category: Uncategorized, USA | Print This Post | | 8.6 out of 10 based on 14 ratings By Jo Nova Only 3% of Australians know the true state of the Reef! Ten years ago, coral cover on the Great Barrier Reef hit record lows. The news has been full of dire reports of bleaching ever since, but quietly, a phenomenal recovery was blossoming across the full 2,000 kilometer span of the reef. Last year coral cover hit a record high — better than any year since records began in 1986. Corals are thriving but Australians are spending half a billion dollars to save them? I’m a Director of the Australian Environment Foundation, and after this new record, I worked with fellow Director Peter Ridd to arrange surveys to find out whether Australians had heard the news. What we found was a nation mis-informed. I am honored to issue the report below. Please forward it on, send letters to the Editors and tell the world. Consider joining the AEF to help us get more science into environmental debates. — Jo _________________________________________
Great Barrier Reef in record coral cover but 97% of Australians don’t know it Australian Environment Foundation (AEF) 23 April 2023 […] April 24th, 2023 | Tags: Corals, Great Barrier Reef, Media bias, Survey | Category: Global Warming | Print This Post | | … 9.2 out of 10 based on 12 ratings …Hillier, J. K., and A. B. Watts (2007) By Jo Nova What would we know? Underwater seamounts are one to four kilometer high mountains that mostly used to be a volcano. But under a kilometer of water they are hard to see, holy smoke, and we know more about the moon than the bottom of the Mariana, and it’s only 11km “away”. Most of these undersea volcanoes remain uncharted by sonar, and with only one-quarter of the sea floor mapped, it is impossible to know how many exist. Sometimes we only find out when a nuclear submarine runs into one: “It’s just mind boggling.” More than 19,000 undersea volcanoes discovered New seamount maps could aid in studies of ecology, plate tectonics, and ocean mixing Paul Voosen, Science In 2005, the nuclear-powered USS San Francisco collided with an underwater volcano, or seamount, at top speed, killing a crew member and injuring most aboard. It happened again in 2021 when the USS Connecticut struck a seamount in the South China Sea, damaging its sonar array. Despite discovering nearly half the known underwater volcanoes just this week, we already knew 30 years ago that they […] 9.2 out of 10 based on 11 ratings By Jo Nova Environmental wokeness has become a liability for investors The backlash against ESG has hit bonds, stocks, corporates In a recent survey, half of large investors in North America now admit to worrying that ESG exposes them to legal risk. When companies want to create a Green-Woke project they issue ESG bonds to get loans to build it, but sometime between last year and this year those Bonds have halved. Suddenly companies are not dressing up in the Big Green cloak. That’s $6 billion in ESG investments that didn’t happen. The change in direction has been driven by Florida and Texas and the 19 or more states that have joined them. Even though the $2b in funds Ron De Santis pulled from BlackRock et al last year was a drop in the ocean for a $10 trillion dollar fund, it was the tip of a spear at the heart of the beast. The financial houses and asset managers were using other people’s money to force through political changes those same people didn’t want to vote for. If the crowd followed De Santis the whole game was up. De Santis has just tightened the screws further today: DeSantis […] April 22nd, 2023 | Tags: Bankers, Climate Money | Category: Global Warming, USA | Print This Post | | By Jo Nova h/t Cohenite New NOAA STAR Satellite system gets a major correction and suddenly agrees with UAH satellites, not RSS An all new reanalysis of the STAR satellite data finds markedly lower temperature trends for the last 40 years. The big deal about this is that this third dataset suddenly supports the original UAH satellite data, not the other RSS system, and not the “surface thermometers” sitting near hot tarmacs and absolutely not the climate models. The warming trend in the troposphere was only half of what the expert models predicted. From the paper: Santer et al. (2021) reported that the multi-model averages for the TTT trends from CMIP5 and CMIP6 were 0.28–0.29 K/decade during 1979–2019. The total TTT trend found in this study was only one-half of the climate model simulations during the same period. The authors admit that this has strong implications for the models, and supports a paper by skeptics Ross McKitrick and John Christy: Ross McKitrick replied in the Financial Post: An important new study on climate change came out recently… Zou’s team notes that their findings “have strong implications for trends in climate model simulations and other […] 9.5 out of 10 based on 11 ratings |
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