BY DANIEL JUPP Today, I’m taking an unnecessary 10-mile round trip just to get some milk. I’ll be doing this about three times a week from now on. I live in the heart of a town with 100,000 people, and there’s a shopping centre just two minutes’ walk from my flat. I can easily walk to two or three supermarkets. Yet, instead of using these … Continue reading Poisoned Cows of Clown World
BY JAMIE FOSTER In this powerful and hard-hitting analysis, Daniel Jupp examines the enormous personal power and political influence of one of the world’s richest men. The Gates of Hell covers everything from the childhood influences that shaped Bill Gates to the Microsoft years and his current incarnation as the most powerful philanthropist on the planet. Jupp traces just how vast and unaccountable the influence … Continue reading Gates of Hell?
BY DANIEL JUPP I’m old enough to remember the British ecological activist Daniel Marc Hooper, better known as Swampy. Hooper came to national attention in the UK when he, along with many other passionate Green protesters, attempted to stop the building of the 9 mile long Newbury bypass intended to solve a bottleneck problem on the A34 in Berkshire. 10,000 trees needed to be chopped … Continue reading The Mean in Green
BY NIALL McCRAE The Davos set, those progressive politicians, corporate bosses, bankers and sanctimonious celebrities who meet in the Swiss Alps every spring, have plenty of power and privilege. They talk of ‘smart cities’, digital currencies, radical action against climate change, internet safety and social justice. These assorted concerns may not readily make a coherent and realistic prospectus, but Covid-19 showed that where there’s a … Continue reading Globalists As They See Themselves
