It’s funny how things come together sometimes. Over this weekend, I have been tinkering around (as I occasionally do) with an old bit of hardware – a Nintendo Wii games console – which can now be easily hacked to make it do some “non-gaming things.”…
I was sent this by the composer, Martin Noakes www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tIG1ahMeBs Though it isn’t a cheerful Solstice (Christmas) Sonata, it is accurate and some of what is mentioned in the song ties up with what is in my free Climate Change book – which discusses Agenda…
A chap called Dominick sent me this link this morning: www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-50267017 Before I read the article, I commented… “I am guessing it is still 20 years away…?” Of course I had to chuckle when I read the article: The UK government has…
In the last year or 2, there has been talk of increasing volume about the “Grand Solar Minimum” (GSM) – a term used to describe a low level of activity on the disk of the sun. For centuries, now, people with telescopes have been able…
Thanks to John for this interesting article. There are some interesting connections here – although as is usually the case, Frances Leader (the author) hasn’t got the full picture yet. For example, she mentions she was interviewed by Richie Allen, who is himself acting as…
This video – by “5G Awareness” (not me) – links what I and others have written about Agenda 21 to 5G, Smart Cities etc and… XR I think this is just the next stage of what I wrote about in my CCGW book…
At least one person couldn’t listen to the interview on the Website – so here’s a YouTube version that someone we know kindly posted! www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD_awXVBM7c Thanks to that person! 🙂
It’s amazing how you can “miss” something so clear. In the David Percy/Mary Bennett Dark Moon/What Happened on the Moon book / documentary, they include reference to a 1958 speech by future usurping president Lyndon B Johnson. The relevant parts are reproduced below in…
As you may know, we have had a warm/hot dry weather in the UK for about a month now. We have had no rain (at least not here in the Midlands where I live). This is very unusual. A chap called Stephen sent me a…
The weather is something which affects all of us, every day of our lives. It dictates our long and short-term plans. In the UK, the weather is the “default topic” of conversation for strangers and friends alike. Though it has obvious and far reaching…
