The only inevitable result of the inevitable wind and solar ‘transition’ is the destruction of reliable and affordable power supplies. As night follows day, the chaotic delivery of massively subsidised wind and solar takes, once dynamic, economies from a pathway to growth and prosperity, and dumps them on the road to penury and perdition. Wind … Continue reading Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 31 May 2026
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Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 17 May 2026
The Chinese Communist Party plays a long and cunning game. China supplies millions of solar panels, wind turbines and the systems that operate them, so infiltrating their enemy’s power networks is a cinch. In the US, several states have scotched wind power projects backed by the CCP precisely because the systems can be readily controlled … Continue reading Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 17 May 2026
Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 10 May 2026
For the best part of 20 years wind and solar scammers have enjoyed the benefit of legacy press support. The MSM provided helpful cover for the greatest economic and environmental fraud of all time, managing to convince the proles that an all wind and sun powered future was just over the horizon; a time when … Continue reading Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 10 May 2026
Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 26 April 26
South Australia and South Africa share the same maniacal obsession with chaotically intermittent and heavily subsidised wind and solar. South Australia and South Africa also share the same crushing power prices that have destroyed industry and punish households and families. They also deliberately set out to destroy coal-fired power generation systems that had kept the … Continue reading Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 26 April 26
Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 12 April 26
The net-zero nut jobs are howling like banshees about the lack of liquid fuel. Hypocrisy amongst hydrocarbon haters is the new black. On their world view, the myriad benefits of oil and gas are for them, not YOU. Same goes for electricity. Mandates and massive subsidies for chaotically delivered wind and solar, coupled with punitive … Continue reading Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 12 April 26
Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 5 April 2026
Western Europe’s sad and sorry descent started with delusional claims that wind and solar can power industrial economies, all by themselves. Massively subsidised, delivered only occasional and then on a chaotic basis, their insane cost and inherent unreliability has gutted Germany’s industrial sector and delivered punitive power prices across the Continent. Weakened by an ideology … Continue reading Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 5 April 2026
Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 29 March 2026
Western Civilisation was built entirely on our ability to harness, master and utilise energy, but, for the last half-century or so, its abundance has been taken for granted. That delusional leadership across the West have signed up to suicidal, ideologically-driven wind and solar scams is the natural consequence of a generation who have absolutely no … Continue reading Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 29 March 2026
Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 23 March 2026
The Trump administration has done more to restore energy sanity, than any government in recent history. Smashing the offshore wind scam with relish, Donald Trump has well and truly earned his stripes, as far as STT is concerned. But, not content with wrecking the massive subsidy model upon which fake energy rests, the US President … Continue reading Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 23 March 2026
Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 1 March 2026
Mandates, targets and subsidies to wind and solar have wrecked power markets, preventing nuclear power generation from doing what it does best: delivering safe, reliable and affordable power around-the-clock, whatever the weather. The wind and sun cult rant about the cost of nuclear, but avoid details the colossal pricetag of attempting to run on sunshine … Continue reading Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 1 March 2026
Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 1 February 2026
Every single country that embraced chaotically intermittent and heavily subsidised wind and solar is suffering from out-of-control power prices. No exceptions. Not one. The harder and faster they went, the more sudden the inevitable power pricing and supply calamity that follows. Germany, California, Denmark, South Australia are just the most obvious examples. Which brings us … Continue reading Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 1 February 2026
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