PV solar panels for a crazy world

Britains’ Leaver’s and Remainer’s have a common enemy. The British Energy Industry.

Dear British Energy Industry.

Escape the battery farm with PV and EV’s technologies.

Going right back to the Norman logging barons of olde, you took control of the woodlands and prevented hard-working families at that time from gathering their Winter fuel without huge payments.

Today, a thousand years later, the British Energy Industry is still mostly foreign-owned and so reliant on Europe. This fact would be comical if it weren’t so scary as we approach the Brexit landscape. Read the rest of this entry »

What have solar panels got to do with feminism?

I’m proudly the son of a wonderful strong mother, who demonstrated in her own life, the determination to get the job done while teaching me not to put up with the bullshit of people.

A testament to ‘real’ girl power.

However, today’s feminists have become nothing more than Cosmopolitan reading princesses, demanding the latest products from their super glossy magazines. Read the rest of this entry »

This is the week that alternative energy technologies provided more than half of the UK’s electricity for the first time.

The will of the people to keep fracking out of the United Kingdom.

Additionally, the spotlight shone on energy policies benefiting lobbyists and not ‘The Will of the People’.

There is a difference between hearing the electorate and listening.

The North of England has categorically voted to resist the fracking intentions of corporate lobbyists who’ve attempted to force this vile extraction technique onto the British landscape, despite strong opposition by ‘The People’.

My own local Labour MP Chris Matheson grew his vote from 93 to and additional 9,176 votes, because the people of Chester said ‘NO’ to fracking. Read the rest of this entry »