Spaniards cry Olé – as its great wind scam nears the end

A while back we started running a form guide looking at the odds on which country would be first to put an end to the great wind power fraud.  Front runners were Australia, the UK and Germany. But a rank outsider – España - has just caught the bookies’ eyes. As if Spanish wind swindlers … Continue reading Spaniards cry Olé – as its great wind scam nears the end

Monsters Inc

**** STT gets lots of mail from communities set upon by the highly paid goons hired by wind weasels - the theme is universal and it ain't positive. These boys - yes they're mostly boys (figuratively and literally - in an intellectual sense) - have a sense of confidence that is hardly ever justified by … Continue reading Monsters Inc

Hello – This is London

**** Reverberations continue to rock the World after STT’s recent research coup that dug up a pile of highly relevant work which our pathetic little NHMRC failed to find - or – perhaps - simply buried as an “inconvenient truth”. We like to think it’s a bit like the 1883 eruption of Krakatoa – the … Continue reading Hello – This is London

The Gorillas start beating up the Monkeys

A little while back we posted a video where Origin Energy’s Chief, Grant King laid out the demise of the RET.  Well – King-Kong-King is back beating his chest and letting the whole energy jungle know who’s boss.  This time – though – he’s brought a few other heavies with him. **** And these mountain … Continue reading The Gorillas start beating up the Monkeys

The NHMRC: Australia’s Great Shame

Well - knock us down with a feather - if things didn’t just get a whole lot worse for wind weasels and their highly-paid apologists. A few posts back you’ll remember the wind weasels’ pinup boy, Russell "Rusty" Marsh tossing up a whale of a tale. When faced with research done over 30 years ago … Continue reading The NHMRC: Australia’s Great Shame

Jay Lehr stings like a bee

A while back we looked at how the Yanks are slowly catching up with the scale of the Great Wind Power Fraud – well here’s Jay Lehr’s crack at it. This bloke has a CV that reads like War and Peace.  But no waffler this American – he gets right to it and lands a … Continue reading Jay Lehr stings like a bee

What wind swindlers always knew about turbine noise – the technical stuff

**** In our last post we covered the Graham Lloyd piece in The Australian on what the wind weasels have always known about infrasound and low frequency noise from giant fans and the impacts on neighbouring victims. We don't like to gloat - but it was one of our research team that dug up the … Continue reading What wind swindlers always knew about turbine noise – the technical stuff

Some facts that wind weasels would have rather kept buried

In our last post James Delingpole touched on the story of how wind weasels have been aware of the impacts from infrasound and low frequency wind turbine noise since 1987. STT predicts that - in the not too distant future - there will be a swag of wind swindlers dragged before a Senate Inquiry or … Continue reading Some facts that wind weasels would have rather kept buried

Delingpole On Fire: Exposes $Billions Spent on Diesel Generators for Wind Power Backup

**** STT is always ready to make way for the "Great Scribes". We count James Delingpole as among them and - as an anti-wind fraud warrior without equal - someone that will rest comfortably in Valhalla. Not that he's going anywhere anytime soon - save unless it involves kicking the living crap out of wind … Continue reading Delingpole On Fire: Exposes $Billions Spent on Diesel Generators for Wind Power Backup

When does 58.7% become 60%? When $100million per year in RECs is up for grabs

Not content with rigging the vote on whether King Islanders would have to endure the torture of a “feasibility” study, Hydro Tasmania has rubbed out the number they got - and pencilled in the result they were after. As to the idea of "feasibility" - STT puts a couple of posers: since when is paying … Continue reading When does 58.7% become 60%? When $100million per year in RECs is up for grabs