"Everyone may be entitled to an opinion. But the weight attached to it ought to be in direct proportion to the reason that can articulate and apply it." PCG.
I have contributed articles to Energy Tribune, World Politics Review, New English Review, TCS Daily, Human Events, The American Thinker, Christian Science Monitor, The Sunday Times, The Observer, British Journalism Review, Broadcast magazine, Writing Magazine, International Living, Suffolk Journal, the Church of England Newspaper & Evangelical Times (in the UK) and to Catholic Insight and the Christian Courier newspapers (in Canada), among others. Below are links to some of my articles that are available online.
NEW! EU and Iran: No Chance for Sanctions to Work (co-written with Professor Michael Economides published by Human Events, November 19, 2007) and a second version also entitled 'EU and Iran: No Chance for Sanctions to Work' incorporating our response to the ludicrous US National Intelligence Estimate report, published by Energy Tribune, February 2008).
Sunni States' Fears of Iran Trigger Middle East Nuclear Race (published by World Politics Review, November 7, 2007)
As Battle for Control of the Internet Continues, State Censors Play An Increasing Part (published by World Politics Review, June 1, 2007)
Merkel's European Army: More Than A Paper Tiger? (published by World Politics Review, April 25, 2007)
Why Israel May Believe it Must Take Unilateral Action in Iran (published by World Politics Review, January 12, 2007)
Euro faces meltdown in 2007 as French economy slumps (published by World Politics Review, 2 January, 2007. Topped WPW's 'Most-Emailed' article for two weeks!).
Gaza: on the path to war with Israel - or civil war (published by World Politics Review, 30 October, 2006). A news feature showing the key element on the build up to war with Israel - that can only be allayed by civil war. Also raises the much-avoided issue of Palestinian lawlessness.
Is the EU set on overriding the democratic will? (published by World Politics Review, 2 october, 2006). Having seen the proposed EU Constitution democratically rejected is the Commission now determined to 'power grab' from sovereign nations by backdoor means?
Can NATO Survive the Killing Fields of Afghanistan? (published by World Politics Review, 18 September, 2006). If NATO is to survive Afghanistan far more of its members - not just the Anglosphere nations - are going to have to put their national troops where their national mouth currently is).
Sinn Fein's Adams on "peace mission" to Middle East (published by World Politics Review, 5 September 2006). Has a current member of the IRA Council really something to offer the 'peace process' in his meeting with Hamas?
IEA Sees No Twilight to Saudi Oil (published by Energy Tribune, November 2007). Believing the Peak Oil myth? Here's just one example of why its bunkem.
Does The Middle East Matter? (published by Energy Tribune mag & online, September 2007)
Europe's New Nuclear Age (published by Energy Tribune mag & online, September 2007)
German Coal Trumps EU CO2 Pledge (published by Energy Tribune mag & online site, September 2007).
Why Banning Incandescent Lightbulbs Is Not A Bright Idea (published by WorldPress.org, April 18, 2007). Did youknow that low-energy lightbulbs are made with toxic materials? then you need to read this...
A New Climate of Cool? (published by WorldPress.org, March 7, 2007.) Will the June G8 summit introduce a new and more reasoning tone into the climate debate, at least for the politicians? A different version 'Catholics & Climate of Cool', written specifically for the Christian press, has also been published in Canada's Catholic Insight (April issue)
Facing Economic Squeeze, Iran Plays Asian Energy Game (published by World Politics Review, February 7, 2007. Another topping WPW's 'Most-Emailed' article list during early March!)
Thatcher economist de-hypes climate debate (published by The American Thinker, 5 December, 2006). Lord Nigel Lawson brings the voice of reason to the climate change debate.
Green Hypocrisy at 30,000 feet (published by TCSDaily, 5 October, 2006). Leading environmentalists, it seems, don't always practice what they preach.
What Climate Consensus? (published in the magazine British Journalism Review, September 2006). The mainstream media is guilty of conveying the view that there is 'consensus' science view on global warming and climate change. As this article shows plainly any assertion of a science-consensus is pure MSM science-fiction and not science-fact.
Inherit the wind? published by TCS Daily, July 2006) Questions the cost (in the broadest sense) and environmental emphasis on wind farms.
Climate Change's Gravy Train (published by TCS Daily, April 2006). Environment scare stories mean big bucks for science research laboratories - and audiences for the mainstream media too.
Evangelicals and Global Warming (published by the Evangelical Times (UK) and Christian Renewal (US), April2006) Evangelical leaders get the science-facts wrong (again).
Auntie Beeb, anti-Israel? (published by The American Thinker, 17 November, 2006). The BBC uses taxpayer funds to defend a court case aimed at preventing a believed "critical" internal report into its Middle East coverage...from being seen by those who paid for it. Nice one, Beeb.
Photoshop of Horrors (published by TCS Daily, August 2006). The anti-Israel Reuters faked photo scam throws the spotlight on the relationship between the MSM and the Blogosphere.
Torturing the Truth (published by TCS Daily, April 2006). The BBC, Guantanamo and the legacy of Ed Murrow. How the BBC tortures the truth in report after report.
Needing the Fox Effect (published by TCS Daily, January 2006 & an earlier version by Broadcast UK media magazine, May 2005). How the UK urgently needs a politically-incorrect news broadcaster like America's Fox TV News.
Teenage Wasteland (published by Christian Science Monitor, 4 December, 2006). Just why is British youth culture the worst in Europe?
Muslim Apartheid in Britain: a veiled threat? (published by World Politics Review, 20 October, 2006). How the veil issue is iconic for all Western societies - and how it reveals that multicultural "equality" is an illusion. A different version has been published by Canada's Catholic Insight magazine, December, 2006 issue).
Crackberry Crunch (published by TCS Daily, August 2006). Techno addiction is a growing trend and one that the nanny state may well try to cure us of before too long.
Prison Break? (published by TCS Daily, September 2006). The statistics prove it - it's an inescapable truth that incarceration works.
Why Europe doesn't get America (published by The American Thinker, 4 July, 2006).
The Constant Pardoner (published by TCS Daily, June 2006). An explosive new Nick Love film 'Outlaw' (2007 release) and the consequences for a criminal justice system soft on criminals.
Celsius Rising? (published by TCS Daily, June 2006). New & exclusive! A new techno negative-calorie drink (with a warning)!
Techno Heaven...and hell (published by TCS Daily, June 2006). So what do you want to take to the grave with you? Poking fun at modern burial goods.
A Culture of Death: the case against legalizing euthansia and assisted suicide (published by the Evangelical Times (UK), January 2006, with versions in the Canadian Courier (Can), Liberty Magazine (US), Catholic Insight (Can) - and sent to all 307 members of the Canadian parliament by a Canadian editor prior to a vote in Oct. 2005).
Sadaam & the biblical (Judeo-Christian) case for the death penalty (published by MichNews.com, 16 November, 2006). Adapted from my book The Politics of Faith it provides the biblically-minded Christian with the Bible's clear case for the death sentence for murder.
Godless: The Church of Liberalism (published in Christian Renewal newspaper (US) August 2006 / The Evangelical Times (UK), September 2006 and (to be published) Catholic Insight (Can) October 2006) in slightly varying forms). An extended review of Ann Coulter's book of the same title above.
US Population Backs Bush on Intelligent Design (published by the Evangelical Times, March 2006).