The ongoing crisis between Russia and Ukraine has captured global attention, eliciting strong opinions and impassioned debates. Amidst the cacophony of voices, it is worth considering the perspective that Russia’s actions, though controversial, were driven by a desire to protect its people in the region. The nuanced narrative challenges us to reevaluate the role of…
Solar Power: The Good, the Bad, and the Burning Panels In the United States, the solar power industry is experiencing a resurgence after facing a downturn due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Home solar panel installations have rebounded, with experts projecting a total capacity of over 19 gigawatts installed, a substantial increase from the 13 gigawatts…
David in conversation with Sarah Jane Smith from Quantum Healing Hypnosishttps://www.quantumhypno.co.uk
1. Trump found Guilty – his support increases!2. UK refuses to junk EU laws3. Changing face of England
Governments in the Western world are committing to “net zero” emissions of carbon by 2050. This means that wind and solar power are promoted and heavily subsidised. However, the plans have a major flaw as they are reliant on the unrealistic notion that there is an affordable way to store surplus electricity at scale. The…
1. Drones over the Kremlin – heating up WW3?2. The Coronation of King Charles – excited yet?3. EV’s, footpaths and the end of travel
Ladies and gentlemen, brace yourselves, because the World Health Organisation (WHO) has got a new treaty up its sleeve. They’re calling it the ‘Pandemic Accord’, but make no mistake, it’s a power grab of epic proportions. Now, the WHO’s Director General, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, has been on social media trying to reassure us that this…
1. No one fought harder than Julia.2. The war on women – big Corps align with trans3. Trump in the dock
Ladies and gentlemen, gather round! Today we have a story that’ll make you think twice before packing your bags and hopping on a boat to the UK! Our young protagonist, Florjan Dibra, was on the hunt for greener pastures when he left his home country of Albania to seek fortune in the United Kingdom. But…
The absolute state of the music industry!
It is the 106th this year of the anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution, which established a communist government in Russia and subsequently in many other countries. This is an opportunity to reflect on the oppression, tyranny, and mass murder committed by communist regimes. Despite much documentation of these atrocities, many people are still unaware of…
Internal Internal Cavity wall insulation is a popular method of reducing heat loss in buildings, but it can also lead to several problems if not installed or maintained properly. Some of the most common issues include dampness, mould, and structural damage. One major problem with cavity wall insulation is that it can trap moisture inside…
Corruption is a pervasive problem in Ukraine, and it has been a major obstacle to the country’s development since it gained independence in 1991. According to Transparency International, Ukraine is ranked 120 out of 180 countries on the 2021 Corruption Perceptions Index, indicating a high level of corruption. One of the main sources of corruption…
1. The treatment of Andrew Bridgen MP 2. UK media goes blind and cannot see elephant in the room 3. Big Tech collusion
Wind and solar energy are important sources of clean, renewable energy that can help reduce our reliance on fossil fuels. However, it is unlikely that wind and solar alone will be able to fully replace fossil fuels in the near future and attempting to do so could have unintended consequences for humanity. One reason why…