Running a UK small business, providing presentation and public speaking training courses, face to face and online.
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Lockdown a whole population is a ridiculous concept. Beyond the simple details of physical survival as everyone cowers in their home, the virus will simply kick off again after lockdown finishes...unless we stay cooped up forever. Not feasible epidemiologically.
Andrew Ivey retweeted
I am a 23-year-old meteorologist.
Greta Thunberg and I are the same age.
Despite having solid credentials, climate alarmists routinely criticize me because I don’t subscribe to their religion of doom. They say, “Chris is a kid and therefore he isn’t qualified to discuss climate change or advise lawmakers and world leaders.”
Yet, climate panic merchants have no problem with Thunberg, a climate activist with zero college education or training in meteorology and climate dynamics, advising world leaders.
Climate alarmists only care about one’s credentials if you are against their creed.
Andrew Ivey retweeted
'A renewable energy powerhouse'?
With the highest electricity bills in the world!
If I were you I'd keep a very low profile. Not loudly boast about what an utter failure Britain's energy policy has been.
The world is watching. And giggling and pointing. Not following
Investment in offshore wind and clean power is creating quality jobs and rebuilding industry, while delivering the clean power we need to lower bills and reach net zero.
As the world gathers at COP31, Britain is leading from the front as a renewable energy powerhouse, turning the fight against climate change into a brighter future for British companies, industrial communities, and future generations.
Andrew Ivey retweeted
When the Green Grifters tell you all how wind provided 30% of our electricity over a year, remind them of the 4 days when it couldn't even struggle itself up to 10%!
We had to use reliable backup like gas.
And it worked fine
Starter for 10: If we have a reliable backup that we know works, why bother with fickle unreliable wind at all?
Andrew Ivey retweeted
The FS is not as much pissing in the wind as he is merely piss in the wind.
The idea he is equipped to solve the world's problems is even stranger than the idea that he ever did anything to solve the UK's problems (rather than make them 10x worse).
Andrew Ivey retweeted
Greta Thunberg flying around the world to tell people not to fly around the world...
Has she abandoned the Palestine cause and gone back to communist climate politics?
Andrew Ivey retweeted
The Labour government’s net zero masterplan is to make Britain so poor nobody can afford to turn their heaters on.
Andrew Ivey retweeted
Making electricity is not like making widgets.
We cannot make none today and twice as many tomorrow and say 'well on average we're fine' as Climateers do.
It is more like breathing. We have to keep on doing it second by second, minute by minute, hour by hour.
And that's why 'wind power' is unfit for purpose
It just went on strike for over 3 days.
Without reliable backup the patient (us) would have died thousands of times
But if we have reliable backup, why bother with wind at all?
Andrew Ivey retweeted
If government ministers are incapable of spotting sexual predators from across the dinner party table then why do they think they’re the ones to be in charge of social media safeguarding?
Andrew Ivey retweeted
A total of ZERO years of military service among the principal political figures. Yet they’ll send your boys to war !
Andy Burnham
John Major
Tony Blair
Gordon Brown
David Cameron
Theresa May
Boris Johnson
Liz Truss
Rishi Sunak
Keir Starmer
Nigel Farage
Ed Davey
Kemi Badenoch
Andrew Ivey retweeted
Where ARE the quality wind jobs?
Thousands of oil workers have lost their jobs.
Investment in offshore wind and clean power is creating quality jobs and rebuilding industry, while delivering the clean power we need to lower bills and reach net zero.
As the world gathers at COP31, Britain is leading from the front as a renewable energy powerhouse, turning the fight against climate change into a brighter future for British companies, industrial communities, and future generations.
Andrew Ivey retweeted
Of course he’s there!!!
Great to be at COP31 in Antalya.
From London’s extreme heat this past summer to the devastation of a supercharged El Niño, inaction on the climate crisis is not an option.
We’re here to tackle the climate challenges that affect us all.
ALT Mayor of London Sadiq Khan participates in a high-level UN climate discussion at COP31 in Türkiye, speaking with delegates during a roundtable meeting on climate action.
ALT Mayor of London Sadiq Khan at COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye, standing in front of the conference's official signage during the UN Climate Change summit.
ALT Mayor of London Sadiq Khan speaks at a podium during a session at COP31 in Türkiye.
ALT Delegates and attendees gather outside the main venue entrance at COP31 in Türkiye.
Andrew Ivey retweeted
Britain generates under 1% of global emissions while saddling businesses with some of the highest industrial electricity prices in the developed world.
Shutting down our own factories so we can import steel made in coal-fired plants overseas isn’t saving the planet. It’s just setting fire to the British economy so the government can get a round of applause at a Swiss ski resort.
Andrew Ivey retweeted
I'm not saying Erdogan is a stinking hypocrite.
But 86% of Turkey's energy comes from coal, oil and gas.
He has no authority to lecture the rest of us about 'climate'
Andrew Ivey retweeted
You can’t “have sex” with a twelve-year-old girl.
It’s called RAPING a child.
Hamoud Al-Soaimi was found guilty of 3 counts of sexual assault, including sex with a 12-year-old girl.
He received 180 hours of community service. No jail.
In Newcastle, two vulnerable girls were groomed, passed around, and repeatedly raped.
Hamoud Al-Soaimi was convicted of three counts of sexual assault and one count of assault by penetration. But when he stood up to be sentenced on 1 March 2024, he did not go to prison.
He was given two years, suspended for two years, and 180 hours of unpaid work. He walked out of court a free man.
The media barely reported his sentence. The BBC, who had once made a sympathetic documentary about the Badreddin family as Syrian refugees, went quiet.
The politicians who scream about protecting children said nothing. No outrage from Labour. No outrage from the Home Office. No emergency debate in Parliament.
When people tried to get the sentence increased as unduly lenient, the bid failed. The system closed ranks and decided that 180 hours of sweeping streets was justice for a child rape gang victim.
A white British veteran, Adam Smith-Connor, prayed silently outside an abortion clinic and got a conviction, a criminal record, and thousands in costs.
A white British man posted an angry Facebook post after Southport and got 2 to 3 years in immediate custody.
Hamoud Al-Soaimi sexually assaulted children in a grooming gang and got a suspended sentence and 180 hours.
That is not justice. That is a two-tier system. That is politicians and judges protecting the narrative of multiculturalism instead of protecting British girls.
Andrew Ivey retweeted
Hamoud Al-Soaimi was found guilty of 3 counts of sexual assault, including sex with a 12-year-old girl.
He received 180 hours of community service. No jail.
In Newcastle, two vulnerable girls were groomed, passed around, and repeatedly raped.
Hamoud Al-Soaimi was convicted of three counts of sexual assault and one count of assault by penetration. But when he stood up to be sentenced on 1 March 2024, he did not go to prison.
He was given two years, suspended for two years, and 180 hours of unpaid work. He walked out of court a free man.
The media barely reported his sentence. The BBC, who had once made a sympathetic documentary about the Badreddin family as Syrian refugees, went quiet.
The politicians who scream about protecting children said nothing. No outrage from Labour. No outrage from the Home Office. No emergency debate in Parliament.
When people tried to get the sentence increased as unduly lenient, the bid failed. The system closed ranks and decided that 180 hours of sweeping streets was justice for a child rape gang victim.
A white British veteran, Adam Smith-Connor, prayed silently outside an abortion clinic and got a conviction, a criminal record, and thousands in costs.
A white British man posted an angry Facebook post after Southport and got 2 to 3 years in immediate custody.
Hamoud Al-Soaimi sexually assaulted children in a grooming gang and got a suspended sentence and 180 hours.
That is not justice. That is a two-tier system. That is politicians and judges protecting the narrative of multiculturalism instead of protecting British girls.
Andrew Ivey retweeted
Am I missing something?
If you turn up at the house of someone you barely know, specifically to present yourself for sex with them, and they have sex with you, you’re going to really struggle to persuade me (or anyone rational) you have not consented to sex. Particularly if the first time you met them you had a consensual threesome with them within 5 minutes, including sticking your tongue in their anus.
No sane court would return a guilty verdict in those circumstances. But we no longer have sane courts…
Andrew Ivey retweeted
FFS. Why? Not a single criminal charge has been brought against him.
It feels like the BBC are so keen to erase the crimethink content of 00s comedy that they’ll jump on the “Allegations” bandwagon in milliseconds…
