In the UK, there are the “experiments” to dim the Sun and the NHS is defying a court ruling that sex refers to biological sex by refusing to have women-only wards.
In America, while concerns are justified about falling birth rates, the role fabrics that are used to make our clothes is being ignored; underwear made from polyester negatively affects fertility.
And in New Zealand there is the proposed Gene Technology Bill.
All these unnatural “solutions” contribute to problems we are seeing. Nature knows better than man, Dr. Hatchard says. “Nature is not just neutral. It is trying to help us.” It’s time to stop scoffing at those who are choosing more natural lifestyles.
The average number of sunshine hours in New Zealand is above 2,000 per year. In the United Kingdom, it averages around 1,350. [For solar panels to be worthwhile, a minimum of 4-6 hours of sunshine strong enough to generate power is required per day, which translates to 1,460 – 2,190 hours of “peak sun hours” per year. Because of its geographical location, the UK is well below the minimum of sunshine required for solar panels to be an effective source of energy.
The average number of sunshine hours in New Zealand is above 2,000 per year. In the United Kingdom, it averages around 1,350. [For solar panels to be worthwhile, a minimum of 4-6 hours of sunshine strong enough to generate power is required per day, which translates to 1,460 – 2,190 hours of “peak sun hours” per year. Because of its geographical location, the UK is well below the minimum of sunshine required for solar panels to be an effective source of energy. Incredibly, The Telegraph reports that the British government has decided to approve experiments to “dim the light of the sun.” The British boffins (is that the right term or should it be “buffoons” or possibly “dimwits”) are going to try to turn clouds whiter and intend to seed the upper atmosphere with pollution to deflect light from the sun. I suppose they are aware of periods in history when particles emitted by volcanic eruptions dimmed the light of the sun and caused widespread famine and death. But no matter, Professor Mark Symes, the programme director for ARIA (Advanced Research and Invention Agency), said: “Everything we do is going to be safe by design.”
The UK isn’t stopping there. In what should be a win for common sense, the Supreme Court has ruled there are only two sexes, but a movement has sprung up across the country. Some hospitals are defying moves to have women-only wards. The London Marathon organisers have decided to let “trans” people run in the women’s category, offering a lifeline to those bearded ladies with their larger hearts and bigger bone structures who aspire to the top step of sporting achievement. Sometimes we just don’t know what to think....<<<Read More>>>...
