Monthly Archives: October 2012
A Question
Many thanks to all who’ve posted comments, best wishes etc. It’s maybe a bit early to be soliciting information from the still modest number of readers, but there’s something I’m interested in knowing about (the old market researcher in me … Continue reading
Apocalypse Close: Chapter Four
The story so far: George Moonbat, investigative journalist, has been invited to a seminar on climate change at Apocalypse Close, the Hampstead home of Green Millionaire Tom Huntingdon. * * * George returned with relief to … Continue reading
Stephen Emmott; Microsoft; Google; Computational Science; End of the World; Golden Lion Tamarin Monkey
Sorry about the boring title, but I’ve become an internet stalker. I’m after the hits which come when you put the important stuff in the title. Last month Alex Cull and I wrote an article at http://www.climate-resistance.org/2012/08/it’s-a-fct-we’re-fcked.html about “Ten Billion” … Continue reading
Apocalypse Close: Chapter Three
George, washed and dressed and limping slightly, descended the thickly carpeted staircase in search of breakfast, trying in vain to recall the events of the previous evening. He remembered a moment, after the third or fourth whisky, when he had … Continue reading
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Andrew Simms falls of out of his cradle: Guardian finally goes off its rocker
To adopt the fine old internet chestnut: “Somebody’s said something silly in the Guardian”. It’s Andrew Simms of course, having his monthlies. He’s been repeating the same daft countdown-to- doom article every month now for 50 months, and is celebrating … Continue reading →