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BohunkaNika By Jo Nova Imagine giving an enemy the ability to track your VIPs movements and listen to their conversations in the car? Adversaries could learn national secrets, play mayhem on the markets with insider tips or just figure out who was having an affair with a view to blackmail and extortion. Worse, what if your adversaries could electronically upload software to your vehicles and shut down even 1 car in 100 on the major national highways — bringing the road network to a grinding halt? Where is James Bond when you need him? This would have been a great script. Thanks to NetZeroWatch: China To Crash EV Market and Paralyse Motorists in UK Michael Curzon, European Conservative A new report warns of a major impending security risk in handing Beijing the power to immobilise thousands of cars owned by Britons—and many others across Europe. Professor Jim Saker of the Institute of the Motor Industry, quoted in The Times, said “the threat of connected electric vehicles flooding the country could be the most effective Trojan horse that the Chinese establishment has.” There would, he added, be no way to prevent Chinese state-owned manufacturers from […] August 8th, 2023 | Tags: China, Electric Cars (EV), UK | Category: Global Warming |  Print This Post | | 9.5 out of 10 based on 16 ratings By Jo Nova The man is a soldier — Ian Plimer has put out three new books at once, written in three different styles at three different levels. Volume 1 is written for primary school children and uses body functions such as food and farts to show the carbon cycle and demonstrates that net zero and carbon neutral are impossible. Volume 2 is for secondary school children and deals with the basics of climate change, renewable energy and EVs in a humourous, irreverent, slightly seditious and entertaining style whereas Volume 3 for post-secondary school children deals with the history of the planet’s climate changes and how climate policy will have a profound negative effect on their generation. The book is aimed at parents and grandparents all over the world who might want to deprogram children from the barrage of propaganda that children are exposed to at school, in the mainstream media and on social media. Order through Connor Court 9.8 out of 10 based on 80 ratings […] August 7th, 2023 | Tags: Book, Plimer (Ian) | Category: Australia, Global Warming, School, Science Communication, Student Resouce | Print This Post | | By Jo Nova It’s like a light has switched on in UK politics Who would have guessed that voters like their gas guzzling cars? Well everyone would, of course. Which is why it defies explanation that both sides of politics ignored this for so long. But a phase change is underway… After the Uxbridge by-election surprise, Rishi Sunak suddenly talked about being pragmatic on the road to Net Zero and said he would “Max Out” the North Sea Oil reserves. He vowed to review the “low traffic neighborhoods” (the bossy bollard program) and said he was on the side of the motorists. Since then he’s apparently leapt from -2.7 in net satisfaction polls among Tory members to +20.7, a leap of 23%. Thanks to NetZeroWatch for keeping us informed: Rishi Sunak’s popularity surges as he toughens net zero stance Jack Maidment, The Telegraph Last month, Mr Sunak’s popularity among the Tory grassroots sunk to its lowest level since he took over at No 10. He received a net satisfaction rating of -2.7 – …But the premier has bounced back in the latest survey of party members, with a score of 20.7 … A separate […] 9.7 out of 10 based on 18 ratings By Jo Nova We’re at an extraordinary moment in history. Of Republicans, 69% now believe Biden’s win was illegitimate. In spite of a relentless propaganda campaign, as many as 38% of all US voters think that “Biden did not legitimately win enough votes to win the presidency”. Think about how devastating that is to a democracy. Rather than dealing with this, CNN calls four out of ten Americans “election deniers” which perversely works to endorse Trump’s claims of the “Fake News Media”. Despite the censorship, despite the indictments, or actually because of them, the deep pervasive sense that democracy itself is broken is widespread. Campaign ads like this will not only tap into that but grow it. This Trump campaign ad is pure Fire. 🔥🔥🔥 Vote for Trump and Stop Globalism. 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/2fjxYymjfV — Freedom 🇺🇸🦅 (@PU28453638) August 4, 2023 … This ad is a call to arms to face down the name-calling, the bullying and intimidation. It’s a great strategy to undermine one of the biggest tools in the Big-Government program: Never give up. *Headline corrected from Six out of ten Voters to 69% of Republicans.
9.9 out of […] August 5th, 2023 | Tags: Election (corruption), Polls, US Politics | Category: Big-Government, Corruption, Election security, FakeNews, Global Warming, polls, USA | Print This Post | | 10 out of 10 based on 11 ratings By Jo Nova The perennial problem: Who watches the Watcher? The Founder of Wikipedia reveals to Glenn Greenwald that he’s shocked at the bias and that CIA and FBI computers have been used to edit Wikipedia and that the intelligence agencies pay off “the most influential people to push their agendas” or they just develop their own talent within the [intelligence] community. This is the problem: create something great, and powerful people can take it away, unless checks and balances stop them. But what stops the FBI and CIA — Who do the intelligence agents with guns fear? Wikipedia Founder Larry Sanger to Glenn Greenwald: “CIA and FBI Use Wikipedia for Information Warfare” Richard Abelson, Gateway Pundit Speaking to Greenwald, Wikipedia founder Larry Sanger said that Wikipedia “used to be kind of anti-establishment” but “between 2005 and 2012 or so, there was this very definite shift to Wikipedia becoming an establishment mouthpiece. It was amazing. I never would’ve guessed that in 2001,” when he first founded the site, Sanger said. Wikipedia became just another version of the left-wing media: “By the time Trump became President it was almost as bad as it is now”, […] August 5th, 2023 | Tags: Media bias, Psy-Ops, Wikipedia | Category: Big-Government, Free Speech, Global Warming, USA | Print This Post | | 9.2 out of 10 based on 12 ratings By Jo Nova What looks, acts, and smells like an unelected World Government telling us what to do? The Australian government bragged about getting a six month free-pass from the global UNESCO naughty corner but in reality they were craven patsies to an absurd unaudited, unaccountable foreign committee. The UN was threatening, as it always does, to lumber The Great Barrier Reef with an “In-Danger” sticker, despite the coral on the largest reef in the world being healthier than it’s ever been since estimates began in 1986. To avoid the dreaded sticker of reef sin, apparently Labor saved the day by putting in a 43% emissions cut which will kill eagles and bats with wind turbines, plaster the wilderness with high voltage towers, infect the alpine lakes with feral pests and threaten whales with off shore wind plants. (That’s just for starters). The price to appease the UN apparently includes spending another $1.2 billion to “protect the reef” (which will expand the bureaucrat class) and twisting the thumb-screws of regulation on fishermen and farmers (thus punishing the workers). The UN gave the Australian government a pat on the back for canceling the Urannah and Hell’s Gate dams. Since when […] August 4th, 2023 | Tags: Corals, Ridd (Peter), UNESCO, United Nations (UN) | Category: Global Warming | Print This Post | | 9.2 out of 10 based on 15 ratings By Jo Nova A local extreme protest has dragged in the national broadcaster to an embarrassing national debate. Everyone wants to know why the ABC didn’t call the police… The climate activists turned up at the family home of Meg O’Neill at 6:50 am on Tuesday morning in Perth, Western Australia. They had spray paint and padlocks because she’s the CEO of Woodside Energy which will, in their words “emit 6 billions tonnes of carbon over the next fifty years”. Police say CCTV footage shows they had already done surveillance on the house to find out what time she left for work. O’Neill lives with her partner Vicky Hayes* and teenage daughter and was described as “shaken” by the incident. For some reason, the national public broadcaster, the ABC, was coincidentally also there to film the likely criminal activity at this unlikely hour, but having filmed it, for some other reason, they didn’t show the footage or even report the incident at all on the ABC News Tuesday night, while it made headlines around the state and was “the biggest news of the day”. The Australian: ‘Please explain’ for ABC Woodside on Tuesday pointed to the […] August 3rd, 2023 | Tags: ABC | Category: Big-Government, Global Warming, Media-matters | Print This Post | | 8.5 out of 10 based on 20 ratings By Jo Nova Prime Minister Rishi Sunak The seismic shift in UK politics that started with the Uxbridge byelection continues apace. It’s the dawning realization that anyone who tries to gift wrap Climate Pain at the election is a sitting duck if their opponents only oppose it. As fast as Rishi Sunak backtracks on Green sacred promises, the Labor Party is working out that their green flank is exposed to election winning missives. Writers in both The Telegraph and The Financial Times in the UK are suggesting it’s “the end” — the political collapse of the open support for a reckless race to NetZero from both sides of politics. CNN reports that Rishi Sunak is “stoking a culture war on Green policies”. Hallalujuh. Since Uxbridge, “leading Conservatives have gleefully picked up the anti-green baton.” They’re taking a “populist approach to the climate”. Glory be! How dare they, in a democracy, do something that’s popular? Thanks to NetZeroWatch Starmer is about to be humiliated by the global retreat from Net Zero SHERELLE JACOBS, The Telegraph Tories aren’t just playing politics. The geopolitical ground is shifting beneath the eco fanatics’ feet This […] August 2nd, 2023 | Tags: Net Zero, UK, ULEZ (Ultra low emission zone) | Category: Global Warming, UK | Print This Post | | 9.3 out of 10 based on 10 ratings
Freedom is steak and cars. Picnic at Albert Park Lake, Melbourne 1974 | by Rennie Ellis | NLA By Jo Nova How much is The Planet worth? Polling shows Australians don’t believe there is much of a climate crisis. If they thought the planet would boil, they would surely be willing to spend more than $20 a week. When it came to other climate-punishments to save the planet, the average person rated giving up meat as the worst option, followed by giving up petrol and diesel cars, and appliances. The Greens were willing to pay more, but they weren’t so happy about giving up their overseas flights. Doesn’t that say everything? Which will it be, no more polar bears or no more skiing trips to Chamonix? The truth laid bare in this poll is that Australians have no idea what the real cost of NetZero fantasies are. If they had any idea what the true price was, they’d be livid. The great success of the green parasites has been to hide the costs of wind and solar schemes The big message here for the Coalition is that all they had to do to win the last election […] August 1st, 2023 | Tags: Net Zero, Polls | Category: Australia, Global Warming | Print This Post | | |
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