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By Jo Nova Following the footsteps of Cuba It’s not even summer and the Australian grid is having heart palpitations.

By Jo Nova The Blob are losing control of the message Even Gallup admits the US is suffering from a crisis in confidence in their institutions, and the least trusted of all is “the media”.

… Port Hedland Council had a special meeting on Friday Oct 11, where they voted to call for the immediate suspension of Moderna and Pfizer COVID vaccines and to send letters about this to the Prime Minister, the State’s...

The climate change debate, when viewed through the lens of AI-generated information, reveals a much larger and more insidious threat—the erosion of freedom...

By Jo Nova Finally, 15 years and a trillion dollars too late, George Monbiot says what skeptics have been saying all along. Nearly every single carbon reduction scheme is a useless make-work machination that creates the illusion...

By Jo Nova It’s a 6pm bonfire on the Australian grid Over at WattClarity on Monday when every state had prices over $3,000 per MWh simultaneously, Dan Lee noted that this was extremely rare...

By Jo Nova It’s a 6pm bonfire on the Australian grid Over at WattClarity on Monday when every state had prices over $3,000 per MWh simultaneously, Dan Lee noted that this was extremely rare...

By Jo Nova That which must not be spoken Every news outlet today is saying how good it is that “relations” with China have thawed, like it was just a bad patch of weather, and now the clouds have cleared they’ve...

By Jo Nova Ponder how far we have come when more than half of the US sees the media, not just as self-serving, biased hacks, but as The Enemy itself. “Fake News” is annoying, but active lies and suppression are...

By Jo Nova Nobody mentioned the nausea The planet-saving cars that are being forced upon us have another catch — they might make you vomit. Apparently, motion sickness is “a thing” for EV’s, not that...

By Jo Nova The Sydney Morning Herald goes full Coral Reef Seer — predicting not just the end of the vast Great Barrier Reef, but the complete loss of the entire world’s coral reefs...

BBC By Jo Nova Now they tell us Wind farms save the world, and absolutely do not hurt dolphins or whales but did you know the industry has developed bubble curtains to protect porpoises hearing from the things that never...

By Jo Nova Everywhere there are free and fair elections and a politically biased media, people will be shocked.

Humans live in a 90 degree range from Marble Bar, Australia to Oymyakon, Siberia. | Photos: Marble Bar, Wilford Peloquin, Oymyakon (and more glorious ones) by Amos Chapple. By Jo Nova The “hottest ever” headline...

By Jo Nova It’s like the bushfires and baking heat are already here (in your mind, if not in reality) It’s as if we’re preparing for Pearl Harbour or something — and if you are not scared, you should...