Few voices carry as much weight in international relations as John Mearsheimer. But weight shouldn’t be confused with wisdom. The University of Chicago professor recently claimed that President Trump’s support for Israel’s strikes on Iran had shattered U.S. credibility. Mearsheimer couldn’t be more wrong.

The UK Government is actively funding geoengineering experiments, including technologies that aim to block or scatter sunlight in order to cool the planet. Despite official denials and the dismissal of solar dimming as a fringe concept or as a theoretical experimentation, newly released documents confirm the government is pursuing real-world experiments under a public program called the “Exploring Climate Cooling” initiative.

In The Parasitic Mind, Professor Gad Saad coined the term “Ostrich Parasitic Syndrome” to describe how followers of an infectious ideology will reject evidence which challenges their received wisdom. It doesn’t take a sage to see that demographic and cultural change have stratified Britain into ethnic silos, sundered unspoken sentimental bonds, and eroded trust in institutions.

This week, Britain’s controversial Attorney General became the latest in a long line of state functionaries to deny that the UK justice system is “two-tier”. Such claims are “frankly disgusting”, Lord Hermer told the BBC, and “offensive” to police, prosecutors, and the courts.