1. Protecting Big Carbon
(Articles/World)

... to tax and regulate us into handing over ever more of our money, largely without realising it, every time we drive a car, fly in a plane, pay our electricity bill or carry out any of a vast range of activities ...

2. Greece defies Europe as EMU crisis turns deadly serious
(Articles/Business)

... and cause tax revenues to collapse further. It is already too late for such crude policies. Greece is past the tipping point of a compound debt spiral. Ireland may just pull it off. It starts with lower ...

3. A different crisis
(Articles/Ambjent - Environment)

                          Plaintive little "voices off" at the Copenhagen slugfest are coming from the Food and Agriculture Organization ...

4. Don't let ‘Climategate' melt down your portfolio
(Articles/Business)

... begging the public to give the scientists the benefit of the doubt. This is the same Mr. Gore who is profiting from tax credit-based environmental investments. Do you still wonder why I see elements of ...

5. Breaking News: Climategate: the final nail in the coffin of 'Anthropogenic Global Warming'?
(Articles/Ambjent - Environment)

... trip on an aeroplane. The world is currently cooling; electorates are increasingly reluctant to support eco-policies leading to more oppressive regulation, higher taxes and higher utility bills; the tide ...

6. Economic Russian Roulette
(Articles/Ahbarijiet)

... Secondly the COLA increase which will have to be borne by the private sector and thus heap yet further stress on it when it is already on its knees under the burdens of taxation, energy tariffs and ...

7. Klaus Won't Sign the Lisbon Treaty
(Articles/Opinion)

... earlier, the Irish similarly rejected the Treaty of Nice, which also enhanced the power of Brussels. Back then, the Irish were made to vote again and, after months of taxpayer-funded government propaganda, ...

8. Nothing but the truth
(Articles/Opinion)

... thus, transformed into a national liability, a stigma that deserved utter condemnation by the taxpayer who had to make good recurring financial deficits. But this is now history. While one deplores the ...