Clonk

Never follow the herd whoevers leading it. Who needs government besides the government?

[Jay Anderson @TheProjectUnity]

Here is an entire feature-length documentary that I filmed, edited & narrated myself, travelling across Peru, documenting historical anomalies.

For free ✌️

All I ask in return is that if you enjoy original work like this, help it grow with a comment, a like and a repost.

[Clonk @Resetasylum]

@FreeDeathTV @ThomasTheGent1 @BasilTheGreat 😆😄

[Clonk @Resetasylum]

@TPointUK Another step closer to needing a digital id to pass through them. Diversity gates my ass, The islam barriers smell like the chosen narrative from here.

[Peter Clack @PeterDClack]

There is a hint of delicious irony to all this.

China currently manufactures 80% of the world’s solar panels, 75–80% of all batteries, 60–65% of wind turbine parts and 55% of global crude steel.

This staggering modern-day success story represents the largest, quietest transfer of industrial might and power in human history.

China's manufacturing grunt is more than the next 15 countries combined—larger than the US, EU and Japan together. To power this industrial onslaught, China commissions around six state-of-the-art coal plants a month (50–80 GW a year).

It operates over 1,200 coal plants totaling 1,271 GW—more than half the world’s total capacity. Its coal mining fleet is four times larger than second-place India.

As a result, China’s share of global manufacturing grew from 6% to 30% since 2000. Meanwhile, America’s plunged like a lead balloon from 25% to around 12%, and Europe’s collapsed from 25% to around 14%.

How? China uses abundant, reliable coal power, refuses to bind itself to net-zero, and has leadership that treats factories and steel mills as critical assets—unlike the West.

In geopolitical terms, this should be a lightning rod across the decaying West. But the job on the West is just about done, and the Western green transition is now almost entirely dependent on hardware manufactured by China.

This rise to dizzy heights was only made possible by using the same demonised dense fossil fuel energy that has already sent the Western world spiralling into a brackish, foul-tasting, latter-day mediaeval backwater.

It should be the biggest, loudest, and most outrageous news story in the Western world—but it hardly rates a mention.

[Ben Graham @BenGrahamUK]

This is excellent footage showing what's actually happening in Ceuta, part of Spain by The Nowhere Photographer.

It completely dismantles the media narrative.

The truth is much harder to ignore when you can see it with your own eyes.

[Clonk @Resetasylum]

@TheBritLad Farage was born an asshole, there's been no improvement since.

[Karlos Fandango @KFandango108]

This bloke managed to swim for several hours whilst carrying a bicycle...
A stunning achievement...
If you're falling for this latest staged psyop bollocks to wind up the thick & gullible, then you're thick, gullible, & very retarded, with the IQ of an ingrowing toenail...

[Clonk @Resetasylum]

@PeterDClack Whats the volume of a parcel of water?

[Clonk @Resetasylum]

@RealDonKeith Because their all in chat rooms planning how to stop the boats.

[Clonk @Resetasylum]

@BohemianAtmosp1 😄😄😄😄

[Clonk @Resetasylum]

https://t.co/1cZGQxiuLr

[Jonathan Cohler @cohler]

Everything you have been told about climate change is false.

Not spun. Not exaggerated. Mathematically false.

I spent the last year proving it. Last month I delivered the whole case, uncut, to a room of scientists in Halle, Germany.

The IPCC Circle of Lies: Five Papers Falsify the Entire Framework

My co-author Willie Soon also gave a talk covering all the implications, from every angle, as only he can, in his talk:

From Demon to Dinner: The Scientific Case for CO2 and Fossil Fuels.

Watch my talk here. Willie's in my next post.

[Surina @surinaX]

Jodrell Bank is part of 7 Merlin telescopes that are used as part of a network

I think you’ll find that the railway proposed for Oxford to Cambridge is the problem

Proposed link will run within 150m of the dishes … relying on electromagnetic signals a train and how it’s run will be severely impacted, of course they will be financially gaining as always but Cambridge is the outlier in the 7 dish network 124 miles from Jodrell and effectively srabilises signals a check between the 7 network in split seconds differentiate between a passing lorry or phone or radio signal and a SETI signal from outer space

The Search for Extra Terrestrial Life relies on this dish

Observations for Pulsars was first learned here in 1967

The Merlin dish is 32m in diameter its outlying position makes the Merlin 7 as powerful as the Hubble

The one in Cambridge at Lordsbridge is used to build and test much equipment used by 30k worldwide , evening showjumping is fun with that backdrop , it’s a shocking decision

Messing with physics and astronomy at this time in history is ridiculous whether it be to fund immigration bills or to put a ridiculous train line in that nobody wants or needs is a joke - they only want the link to join all the shiny new Pfizer and AZ at Addenbrookes and in the city and the huge new place in Oxford Ghey are keeping smallpox at at either end research buildings together

Mark my words

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

The last overseas shearers Britain intends to let in are on the fells right now, working out the final weeks of their leave.

The door shut on 30 June. No vote, no debate, no announcement, just a date passing quietly in a summer when everyone was looking elsewhere. Those still working the Borders this week are here on leave that expires on 1 October, and when they fly out that is the end of it.

Understand what is walking out.

Six New Zealanders spent three months in one Northumberland valley last year and sheared nearly 90,000 sheep. Fifteen thousand head each, across farms from the Scottish Borders down to County Durham. They have been coming into Coquetdale for over thirty years. Since 2011 a concession has let up to 75 of them in each spring, and between them they take the wool off one and a half to two million British sheep in a window a few weeks long.

The Home Office rejected the application on 2 February. Twenty-six days of farmers writing to their MPs got it reinstated on 10 March for one final year, with a line about the sector having had fourteen years to train British workers and now being expected to transition to domestic labour.

Here is what that sentence is standing on. British Wool trains over 800 people a year, most of those courses are basic level, and most of the people on them are sheep farmers learning to do their own flock. Training was never the bottleneck. A top shearer clears a ewe in two or three minutes, calm hands, no panic in the animal, hundreds a day for weeks on end, and reaching that standard takes years of conditioning and a place in a global trade that follows the season around the planet.

Fourteen million breeding ewes. A few weeks to do them all. A sheep left in fleece gets eaten alive by maggots, so the job is not optional and the date is not negotiable.

Next spring those farms make phone calls that nobody answers.

Seventy-five shearers, once a year, and a government that could not find room for them.

[Mor Edge Insight @MorEdge_Insight]

This is BRILLIANT and beyond hilarious 🤣

The fight for Net Zero in the UK.

Officer Longcock and the solar submarine had me in stitches 😂

The team at Artificial Idiots @AiIdiots are bloody awesome.

[Clonk @Resetasylum]

@FreeDeathTV https://t.co/ErRneCk1UM

[luther “wesley” renfroe jr @RenfroeWesley]

@maximumpain333 Kerry cassidy and ASHAYANA DEANE - PART ONE

[Clonk @Resetasylum]

@DebiEvansMatron @MrsBr0wn_82 The liars, murderers, pados and thieves are leaving London to rot, a tactical retreat. I suggested people do the same 10 years ago. Imagine the crap hole with just the unemployed gimmiegrant fuckwits in it.

[Clonk @Resetasylum]

@KateShemirani @jenny3233764572 It will make for easier targets when commercial flights are cancelled, If there is an upside.

[Clonk @Resetasylum]

@OlooneyJohn It had better hurry up its August next week, my melons need a blast.

[Clonk @Resetasylum]

@Markmaycott2 London.