The Post-Partisan Emporium

Climate Lunacy Enthroned HANS VOGEL All state and corporate media in the EU have been yelling and shouting about the hot weather in Europe. It is infernal, they say. Never been so hot, they want us to believe. UN Secretary General Guterres is telling the world the “Age of Global Boiling has arrived.” Thus lectures a man who has long been associated with notorious  pedophiles  and under whose auspices as Portuguese PM (1995-2002) the sexual abuse of minors in the so-called  Casa Pia  homes was taking place. On the weather maps shown in the media, the areas with temperatures above 35 degrees centigrade are colored blood red. Only a few years ago, those same temperatures would be indicated by shades of green, or at most yellow. No mention is made of snow falling in the Alps at altitudes above 1,800 meters (a rarity in summer). Nor has there been any mention in the media of snow falling in  Johannesburg  just a few weeks ago. Apparently, this is a rare occurrence even in the Southern Hemis

  Planetary Boundaries and Resetting Global Agriculture - the Destructive Road to Dystopia Jaap C. Hanekamp Table of Contents Introduction Scientism - suicidal science-idolatry " Food in the Anthropocene ": advancing dystopia with scientism “Planetary Boundaries”: advancing dystopia with scientism 2 The scientistic poppycock of planetary boundaries Planetary boundaries - the violence of violating the Second Commandment Introduction A title that seems to carry conspiratory overtones (some might conclude). Well, as my esteemed readers know by now, the so-called “ Dutch nitrogen crisis ” got me thinking; philosophically, scientifically, historically and otherwise. Be that as it may, a few ‘scientific’ papers that have come out in recent years - let’s not dabble in shady referencing - really do envision a resetting of the whole of our global society, with agriculture at the forefront. Why? SCIENCE, obviously. At least that’s how this  blatherskite  is sold as scholarly today. In

  Dutch farmers’ party secures landslide victory The BBB's huge election win is a direct challenge to Mark Rutte's coalition Dutch farmers protest against the Government’s farming policy this month. Credit: Getty. SENAY BOZTAS With the highest turnout in 30 years, Dutch voters gave an extraordinary signal to their four-party Government on Wednesday: the Farmer Citizen Movement (BoerBurgerBeweging, or BBB) is set to come first in regional elections, which decide the make-up of the Dutch Senate.  In a long voting day, with locations from repurposed drive-through testing centres to ancient churches, an estimated 61% of Dutch people turned out. The result was astonishing, even though the party has been   creeping up  the polls,   feeding on anti-establishment  feeling after unpopular Covid   lockdowns . Some analysts saw the election as a fight between two ‘moods’ in the Netherlands: a mood of (Right-wing) discontent, echoed also across other countries, versus the traditional conse