Chris Consi

The Hydrogen Revolution Britain Isn't Building

Batteries work brilliantly for cars. For 44-tonne lorries crossing Britain, aircraft flying to Edinburgh, and ships reaching Rotterdam, batteries fail catastrophically. Hydrogen succeeds where electricity stumbles—if the state will stop suffocating anyone wanting to build it with over-regulation.

From Cambridge Analytica To Slavery In A Single Decade

The Cambridge Analytica scandal catalysed a shift from corporate data abuse to state-sanctioned digital surveillance. Rather than curbing data collection, governments used public outrage to justify mandatory digital ID systems which transform privacy violations into legal compliance requirements.