Yes, I agree. We're certainly much more sceptical of official narratives these days - perhaps too much so, as vaccine sceptics and other nutters have shown over the last year. (View Post)

There's also irony, or in fact downright hypocrisy, for Starmer, the man who accepted office from Corbyn and signed up to the 2019 manifesto and ignored his anti-Semitism when it benefited his c… (View Post)

It's not the universal service that's so much the problem - more the uniform tariff. We should have scrapped it, if it were ever justified, in about 2000, when electronic alternatives becam… (View Post)

Only if demand is responsive to price. And in energy, over the short and medium term, it is remarkably price-inelastic. (View Post)

For those gloomy about this country and its government, or just generally because it's January, there's a really uplifting article in the Telegraph about the Hong Kongers who have started t… (View Post)