I suspect it's illegal to express the what I think I am learning from all of this.
That KSR book has had me thinking on similar lines (probably!)I've just started reading that KSR book (Ministry for the Future) and have another Malm lined up after that.
I suspect it's illegal to express the what I think I am learning from all of this.
I’ve got it next in my pile as it happens.I've just started reading that KSR book (Ministry for the Future) and have another Malm lined up after that.
I suspect it's illegal to express the what I think I am learning from all of this.
Old Bull Art Centre, Barnet 24.3.90Didn't they once open for the Ruddy Yurts?
Nearly caused a split in Left Unity back in 2014.Hypothetical wanker would be a great tagline
Yes. It is increasingly impossible to come to a different conclusion. And therefore there must be those who are braver than I taking steps in that direction.I've just started reading that KSR book (Ministry for the Future) and have another Malm lined up after that.
I suspect it's illegal to express the what I think I am learning from all of this.
I actually wrote to Sunak a couple of weeks ago. It was the last letter I wrote on my architect's headed notepaper and using up a stray old stamp ( today is last day to use them).pp I told him that I was retiring after working commercially for 40 years and I agreed with both JSO and insulate Britain.write to my MP - which is something that even as an anarchist who has no faith in representative democracy or indirect action I have done - then what I'll get is a reply
I will have a look at the book, but couldnt help noticing endorsed by both Obama and Gates: but surely they are part of the problem? Will check it out though: I’m guessing a companion volume to ‘Without A Trace’ and similar…KSR on the bodies who will tip us over the 2c edge with their carbon extraction -
"Executive decisions for these organizations’ actions will be made by about five hundred people."
That is a viably small number of people "to encourage ".
it's worse than that, we're stood outside the terminal in the grubby designated smoking area, a lit fag in each hand and puffing away from each alternately, while chewing a plug of tobacco at the same timeIt reminds me of my friend's dad who stopped smoking when he got a lung cancer diagnosis. Bit late then mate.
We've got the diagnosis and just bought a new carton of 200 on the duty free.
Less of a "how to" and more of a "why to".I will have a look at the book, but couldnt help noticing endorsed by both Obama and Gates: but surely they are part of the problem? Will check it out though: I’m guessing a companion volume to ‘Without A Trace’ and similar…
Busy shouting at passers by that nicotine patches are a WEF conspiracy funded by hard-working taxpayers.it's worse than that, we're stood outside the terminal in the grubby designated smoking area, a lit fag in each hand and puffing away from each alternately, while chewing a plug of tobacco at the same time
if you liked that you'll love 'the death of grass'It was the first novel I'd read for years, and thoroughly 'enjoyed' it.
I've just bought that!if you liked that you'll love 'the death of grass'
I've just started reading that KSR book (Ministry for the Future) and have another Malm lined up after that.
I suspect it's illegal to express the what I think I am learning from all of this.
Europe is on fire, we just had the hottest July in known history, and what are you doing? Wanking on smugly about how the Tories are ignoring Just Stop Oil (as though any other tactic is working better, and as though in the last year of whining about their shortcomings you've said or done anything of any more value), telling us to buck up.
Fuck off.
The excuses for not doing anything & it being someone else’s fault really are endless aren’t they?!Good to see the new head of the IPCC agrees with me:
"If you constantly communicate the message that we are all doomed to extinction, then that paralyzes people and prevents them from taking the necessary steps to get a grip on climate change"
Don't overstate 1.5 degrees C threat, new IPCC head says – DW – 07/30/2023
Jim Skea, the new head of the UN's IPCC, said it's not helpful to imply that a temperature rise of 1.5 degrees Celsius is an existential threat to humanity. He calls for a balanced approach to the climate change debate.www.dw.com