John Triptych

The day Peer review became Pal review ... July 8, 2004.

The difference between Zack Snyder and James Gunn.

Jack Smith built a database of the name and home address of every single person who bought a MAGA hat between 2021 and 2025. That’s what real fascism looks like.

Mick Jagger flew to New York for heart valve surgery instead of using England’s socialist healthcare system. Then he went back on tour attacking the President and lecturing Americans about needing socialized medicine. Classic. Share if you’re done with the hypocrisy.

She went from climate activist to jihadi advocate. Greta is in Paris to support the Islamic riots. The biggest useful idiot on the planet.

Retard of the Week. With 38% of the vote Mark Ruffalo

So what has the world achieved for its 'investment' of $10,000,000,000,000? Show me!

Pure fantasy: Germany’s promise to be free of fossil fuels by 2045 is free of reality iea.org/data-and-statistics/… bundesumweltministerium.de/f… nitter.cf/BjornLomborg/status/21…

The Western green transition is now almost entirely reliant on hardware manufactured by the same industrial giant it hoped to displace. China currently manufactures over 80% of the world’s solar panels, 75% to 80% of all EV batteries, 60% to 70% of core wind turbine components, and over 53% of global crude steel. According to the International Energy Agency, China controls over 80% of the manufacturing share across every key solar PV stage, surging past 95% for specific sub-components like solar wafers. In battery tech, it commands up to 85% of global capacity for specialised sub-components, including anodes and refined electrolytes. For wind power, its massive manufacturing base translates to nearly four-fifths of all new global turbine installations. Data from the World Steel Association confirms China produces more than half of the world's crude steel, hovering just over 1 billion metric tons annually. This staggering modern-day expansion represents the largest, quietest transfer of industrial power in human history. Today, China’s total manufacturing output is larger than that of the next 15 countries combined - exceeding the US, EU and Japan put together. To power this industrial machine, China continues to commission new state-of-the-art coal plants at a rate of 50 to 80 GW a year. It now operates over 1,200 coal plants totaling roughly 1,270 GW - more than half the world’s total capacity - backed by a domestic coal mining fleet four times larger than second-place India. As a result, China’s share of global manufacturing has surged from 6% to 30% since 2000. Over the same period, America’s share plunged from 25% to around 12%, while Europe’s collapsed from 25% to 14%. China uses abundant, reliable coal power, refuses to shackle its industrial base to unilateral net-zero mandates, and has leadership that treats heavy industry and manufacturing as fundamental national security assets. In geopolitical terms, this should be a glaring warning across the West.

We have obtained audio footage of the currently unidentified man minutes before he was mauled to death by a tiger Yorkshire Wildlife Park. In the video we can hear him asking a couple to take a few pictures for him with the tiger in the background. #YorkshireWildlifePark