@Practicalconser
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Practical Conservationist retweeted
In 1967 Britain had more electric vehicles on its roads than every other country on earth put together, and they were all delivering milk.
There were tens of thousands of them. The milk float: open sided, battery under the floor, top speed of about 15 miles an hour, and a whine you could pick out in your sleep. It was charged overnight at the depot and was back there by lunchtime.
It carried glass bottles. Each one was collected from your step the next morning, washed and refilled. A bottle went round like that 20 or 30 times before it broke. The foil cap went for scrap. There was no other packaging.
The milk had come from farms within a few miles, through a local dairy, and was on the step before 7.
So here is what the country had. A zero-emission delivery fleet. Reusable containers with a return rate any modern scheme would kill for. No plastic. A supply chain you could cycle the length of. A man who noticed if an old lady's bottles were piling up, and knocked.
It was dismantled in about 15 years, because a supermarket could sell milk a few pence cheaper in a plastic jug as a way of getting you through the door.
Every piece of that system is now the subject of a government target for 2040.
It was running in 1967, silently, in the dark, and nobody thought it was worth a mention.
Practical Conservationist retweeted
MIT climate scientist (and former IPCC lead author) Dr. Richard Lindzen:
"...the trouble is all of us scientists are government employees, even if we're working for private universities. All research is supported by the government. So as such, we're very sensitive to what politicians say and believe. And that's a shortcoming.
You have to figure out how to fund science in a way that there are no incentives to artificially promoting things."
Practical Conservationist retweeted
Another Alarmist Prophecy fails.
Let‘s go through the list;
😱Prophecy: Great Barrier Reef dying
😎Real World: Record coral cover
😱Prophecy: Polar Bears going extinct.
😎Real World: Polar Bear numbers increasing
😱Prophecy: Pacific Island to sink under rising seas
😎Real World: Pacific Islands increasing in size
😱Prophecy: Even the rain that falls won’t fill the dams
😎Real World: The ‘endless drought’ ended - and there no trend in a century of rainfall.
😱Prophecy: More deadly cyclones
😎Real World: Cyclones decreasing
😱Prophecy: More extreme heat
😎Real World: Extreme heat records from the 1930s still standing.
😱Prophecy: Maldives disappears under rising sea levels
😎Real World: Record number of new resorts under construction.
10 years ago, you were constantly told Great Barrier Reef was essentially dead
Wrong at the time
Today, spectacularly wrong, with last 5 years top 5 for coral cover
Sources: nitter.cf/BjornLomborg/status/21…
Wrong already then: theconversation.com/great-ba…
Practical Conservationist retweeted
The Siberian “Plague” the Ventilator, and the mRNA That Was Already Waiting!!!
A Siberian anti-plague lab technician is dead after severe pneumonia, with reports of a broken tube of live bacteria circulating alongside official claims of “pneumonia of unknown etiology,” negative pathogen tests, and no lab accident.
In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth walks through what Russian outlets and health authorities are actually saying, the WHO’s low-risk assessment, the timing of a recently published mRNA vaccine paper aimed at a deadly bacterium, and the questions the headlines are not asking.
COVID was the launch platform for mRNA.
The fear and the marketing worked and the architects were rewarded.
So why wouldn’t they run the playbook again?
Please SHARE THIS VIDEO FAR AND WIDE!!
Practical Conservationist retweeted
So, someone wrote an article that argued White women being raped by migrants is a "price worth paying" to end racism.
One of the most demonic things I've ever read.
Practical Conservationist retweeted
'Don't get drunk. Don't take your clothes off. Study for your damn chemistry test.'
Heather Mac Donald on how radical feminism has created the "campus rape myth."
Practical Conservationist retweeted
EXPOSED 🚨 This is how paid protest networks can secretly claim to be grassroots and not big donor funded
- 2 paid protesters organizers are exposed as being paid $80,000 each per year each, both work for The People's Forum
- On paper, they make $0 from The People's Forum, so it looks like the protest organizers are no paid
- However if you look dig a litter deeper into their taxes you can see they are paid by a different NGO called the Justice and Education Fund
- The Justice and Education Fund is the nonprofit funded by Neville Roy Singham, the billionaire China
So that’s how they do it. They setup paid protest network NGOs but on paper have their people making $0 so it looks like the whole thing is grassroots
Then through separate connected NGOs, they pay out their salaries for paid protesting
This is a dark money pass through
This is the scam, sister charities strip the original donor’s name off the recipient’s public return, so a group can look grassroots while its payroll and grants trace to one network. It’s extremely deceptive
Democrats and their donors need to go to prison. These are foreign funded mass protest networks caused chaos in America. Why are we putting up with it
My opinion is everyone involved in these foreign funded paid mass protest networks should be criminally charged
Practical Conservationist retweeted
Trump is president because of the Left’s obsession with DEI 😂
Adam Carolla lays it out. Biden picked Kamala as VP because she was a woman of color (his words).
She spent the next 4 years as the DEI proof case.
The country looked at her and picked Trump.
If Biden had picked someone at least remotely qualified, they might be president right now.
Practical Conservationist retweeted
Breaking News: Hunter Biden is officially broke. He just asked a judge to toss a laptop lawsuit because he’s millions in debt and can’t afford his lawyers. Nobody’s buying his paintings now that daddy’s back in Delaware. Funny how the Bidens cry poor as soon as they’re out of government. When Joe was sitting in the Oval, he multiplied fraud and waste. @JoeBiden’s “Inflation Reduction Act” was a trojan horse for the Green New Scam. That was run by @HillaryClinton’s hatchet man, @johnpodesta, who says he has nothing to do with who got money. But big surprise— Biden and @BarackObama’s friends got rich. You won’t believe who some of these people are…
Practical Conservationist retweeted
Please read, mark, learn, inwardly digest and share as widely as possible.
A new version of chaos on the horizon to force martial law and cancel the election
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@KerryHopkinsTV @CryptoRichYT @the_irascible @TRobinsonNewEra @MontgomeryToms @joerogan @elonmusk @RealDonKeith @danwootton @Iromg
Practical Conservationist retweeted
Satire becomes dangerous when the joke accidentally tells the truth.
The joke here is simple: Harry wants freedom from royal duties without necessarily giving up the privileges that came with them.
But the idea goes much further than the sketch.
People often leave institutions because they want independence, then discover that independence comes with a price: fewer protections, fewer privileges, less certainty.
And that's where the contradiction begins.
You can't completely reject the system while expecting the system to keep absorbing the cost of your freedom.
Whether it's a family, a company, a career, or an institution, leaving is the easy part.
Accepting everything you lose by leaving is the real test.
Sometimes “carving your own path” is independence.
Sometimes it's wanting freedom without the consequences that make freedom real.
Practical Conservationist retweeted
I notice once again the leftwits focussing on Gina's donations to One Nation as if it's the crime of the century.
Check out Labor's eyewatering corporate donor list, it makes Gina look like a Scrooge.
These leftist arseholes make me sick with their monumental hypocrisy.
donation.watch/en/australia/…
Practical Conservationist retweeted
10 years ago, you were constantly told Great Barrier Reef was essentially dead
Wrong at the time
Today, spectacularly wrong, with last 5 years top 5 for coral cover
Sources: nitter.cf/BjornLomborg/status/21…
Wrong already then: theconversation.com/great-ba…
Practical Conservationist retweeted
Joe Rogan just said the quiet part out loud... the scientist whose papers get quoted every time someone says “vaccines don’t cause autism” has now pleaded guilty in U.S. federal court.
Poul Thorsen, co-author of the landmark Danish studies used for years as the go-to proof, admitted he ran a multi-year wire fraud scheme and stole more than $1 million in CDC grant money that was supposed to fund Autism and infant disability research.
He forged invoices, diverted the cash to himself, bought a house, cars, and a Harley, then spent over 14 years as a fugitive before being arrested in Germany and extradited. On September 1, 2026, he stood in an Atlanta courtroom and pleaded guilty.
Rogan’s point was simple: the guy they keep citing just got caught stealing the money meant to study the very question.
That should alarm anyone who was told the science was settled. When one of the most-cited names in the “no link” argument turns out to be a convicted thief of the research funds themselves, people have every right to demand a harder look.
The official story never wanted this conversation. Now it’s in court records.
Practical Conservationist retweeted
“A flood of impossible demands…unfettered immigration…crisis and economic collapse.”
