Tilak Doshi

1 week ago | conservativewoman.co.uk | Tilak Doshi

TRUMP Derangement Syndrome is alive and kicking in, of all places, The Spectator. In case you need reminding, The Spectator – the oldest surviving magazine in the world – is ‘a politically conservative British political and cultural weekly news magazine’ as described by Wikipedia. It is of course not necessary that a magazine publishes only pieces that reflect the political inclination of its editors and owners, as that would make for a monotonous diet.

2 weeks ago | tilakdoshi.substack.com | Tilak Doshi

Coal powered the Industrial Revolution, transforming societies and raising living standards from the endemic poverty that was humanity’s lot since time immemorial. Its energy density and reliability made it the backbone of progress, first in the West, then globally, long before oil and gas rose to prominence. Despite decades of climate alarmism calling for ‘King Coal’ to be consigned to the ash-heap of history, so to speak, it remains vital, especially in developing nations.

2 weeks ago | climatedepot.com | Tilak Doshi

https://tilakdoshi.substack.com/p/trumps-attack-on-harvard-could-beBy Tilak DoshiExcerpt: A parody video widely shared on X on June 1st had this to say of Harvard university:Ever wish your child was a full-blown liberal idiot? Desperate to turn them into a Jew hating extremist who’d rather burn a flag than think for themselves? Well Harvard University has the answer.

2 weeks ago | dailysceptic.org | Tilak Doshi

Coal powered the Industrial Revolution, transforming societies and raising living standards from the endemic poverty that was humanity’s lot since time immemorial. Its energy density and reliability made it the backbone of progress, first in the West, then globally, long before oil and gas rose to prominence. Despite decades of climate alarmism calling for ‘King Coal’ to be consigned to the ash-heap of history, so to speak, it remains vital, especially in developing nations.

3 weeks ago | tilakdoshi.substack.com | Tilak Doshi

A copy image from Harvard Archives material of Harvard’s Centennial celebration in 1936. The painting is by Waldo Pierce, who earned his Harvard degree in 1909. Photo courtesy of Harvard Archives (https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2011/09/how-harvard-celebrated/)A parody video widely shared on X on June 1st had this to say of Harvard university:Tilak’s Substack is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.