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Post by Struth on Dec 9, 2022 5:19:47 GMT 8
The Editor
The Cairns Post
The more “cheaper” wind and solar are added to the grid the higher power bills go, (More power bill pain on the way, 09/12).
There are solid engineering reasons for that, however the political ideologues controlling policy choose to ignore that reality.
The PM’s latest delusion is that he can control power prices with a coal price cap. That will fail, as “History Guy” noted in the texts section (CP, 09/12).
The modern societies we take for granted were built on reliable and affordable energy from hydrocarbon fuels – and we’re blessed with an abundance of them.
Renewables can’t produce reliable and affordable energy – that’s been proven all around the world.
Along with our manufacturing industries, our politicians have exported most of our brightest STEM graduates - who might have run nuclear plants.
That leaves us two options; follow China’s example and build new coal-fired power stations, or become a poverty-stricken third world nation.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Dec 9, 2022 5:20:19 GMT 8
National leaders in Europe will be responsible for cold weather deaths
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In the first week of the northern winter, the UK has already suffered from incredibly cold weather. Meteorologists have forecast the cold will spread throughout Europe. Long-term forecasts suggest this could be one of Europe’s coldest winters ever.
Modern societies with reliable energy have not suffered loss of life due to extremes of temperature for generations now – long enough for populations to have forgotten that cold kills more people than does heat.
The UK and Europe have shut down many of their reliable power sources and have tried to wing it on wind and solar – and gas from Russia, which NATO just picked a fight with. Sadly for the lower income people, the UK and Europe are about to rediscover the fatal effects of cold weather without reliable and affordable energy.
The leaders who ignored Planck’s Law, Wien’s Displacement Law, Kirchhoff’s Law of Thermal Radiation, and the Second Law of Thermodynamics, which prove CO2 is a net coolant in the atmosphere, will be personally responsible for the coming deaths.
Jennifer Short
Edge Hill
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Post by Struth on Dec 9, 2022 5:20:53 GMT 8
I'd rather deal with the problems caused by too little government than the problems caused by too much government. Juss Sayen, Cairns
TikTok (CP, 08/12) is Chinese spyware. Anyone using it is handing all that information to the most despotic nation on Earth. Its algorithms in non-Chinese nations are set to allow any sort of depravity. In China those algorithms only permit decent behaviour. In other words, it's an attack on our society. Karl, Earlville
Good question about the wind turbines, Rodney Phillips, (CP, 812). The overseas experience is that the turbines will change hands a couple of times with the final owners after the profits have all been milked out being a shell company which declares bankruptcy and leaves the mess for the land's owners to deal with. Batman, Ravenshoe
With regard to the editorial of 8/12, does the US really have our back? Those who follow US events closely are aware that their government has been hijacked by a lawless cabal who steal elections, open the borders, shut down domestic energy supplies, facilitate child trafficking, ignore the constitution, obey the globalists, and weaponise government departments against their own citizens. If there was no money or political advantage in defending us, they wouldn't. CT, Townsville
There are still contributors to Text The Editor who are confusing weather with climate. Climate is a thirty year trend - and it is flat line. Remove all the "homogenising" of the records and the weather and the climate are as they were in 1990. Ipso facto, "climate change" is political, not empirical.
No point having comfy seats in cinemas if they're going to show woke movies that preach insane anti-Western values. Film Buff, Earlville
Without reflecting on the specific matter of the MP's son, (CP, 8/12), the federal government has passed legislation that lets it delete, modify, OR ADD material to a computer or phone. What an easy way for the corruptocracy to get rid of its political enemies. Annie, Mt Sheridan
If you do a 2018 date range internet search for Ukraine (letters, 8/12), you'll see lots of stories about how corrupt Ukraine was and how it was the hide-out of the WWII-era Nazis. The civil war there has been going on since 2014 and is between two parts of one former country. What changed recently to make Ukraine good and Russia bad? Russia's bad press is because political criminals in the West have been using Ukraine for money laundering and child sex trafficking. Travis, Westcourt
My question about Uber (CP, 8/12) is why it doesn't have to pay for taxi licenses? Or conversely, why taxi license owners weren't refunded once Uber found a way around the taxi rules? Bernie, Mooroobool
Re Albo and his coal price cap on coal (08/12). Roman Emperor Diocletian (284 - 305 AD) made the first attempt at capping prices. It was a spectacular failure. Price caps have been tried repeatedly ever since. They have always failed. Albo is dooming himself to failure. History Guy, Freshwater
It must be awful to be a journalist in 2022. To read the ABS figures and the insurance actuaries reports about the huge spikes in excess deaths after the vaccine roll-out and be unable to report it. To see all the fit young people dying suddenly of no reported cause and have to remain silent. To know the conspiracy theorists were far more accurate than the corporate bosses. Those excess deaths have or will include your friends and family members. If the bosses sack you all they go out of business, so you all might want to network and pick a date to go ahead and obey your journalistic ethics and start reporting what's really happening. Ancient Steve, Redlynch
The 49yo movie "Soylent Green" was set in 2022 and showed a dystopic future in which governments encouraged euthanasia. Now, in 2022, governments are encouraging euthanasia, with Canada leading the pack. This is what's called "predictive programming" and it's proof our overlords have been very organised for a very long time. Ellen, Cairns
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Post by Struth on Dec 9, 2022 5:21:29 GMT 8
To respond to “PM tells states to cap coal price”
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A price cap on coal, eh, Albo (PM tells states to cap coal price, 07/12)? Stalin would be proud. Here’s a better idea. Simply admit you’ve been conned on the atmospheric physics of CO2, in a way that Xi Jinping has not been, and tell the WEF’s UN to wrack off.
It is incumbent on you, Albo, to learn basic CO2 and CH4 physics. Get an unbiased physicist to run you through Planck’s Law, Wien’s Displacement Law, Kirchhoff’s Law of Thermal Radiation, the Second Law of Thermodynamics, the Stefan-Boltzmann Law, and Stokes shift as they apply to CO2 and CH4. They are net coolants in the atmosphere.
You’re supposed to be our national leader, Albo, not the WEF’s agent in Australia. It’s your job to understand the con, and to act to preserve our economy and our sovereignty.
Jennifer Short
Edge Hill
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Post by Struth on Dec 9, 2022 5:22:31 GMT 8
Remember the good old days when lefties hated war and despised big corporations. Those were good times... Old Bloke, Cairns
The ultimate goal of the so-called "green" agenda is to take away your car, shut off your electricity, send your job to Asia, and force you to eat insects. Coincidentally, it's the same agenda being pushed by the globalist World Economic Forum. Almost all of our politicians push the green-WEF agenda. If you like your car, power, job, and steak, you might want to start putting some pressure on your local member to get off the green-WEF bandwagon. Juss Sayen, Cairns
I'm calling "bull" on the Council powering major buildings solely from renewables. The batteries needed to run them at night would be huge, prohibitively expensive, and the fire risk from them would make the buildings uninsurable. When there's no wind and sun they'll be running on lovely clean plant-feeding coal. Pterodactyl Trev, Brinsmead
Do those who refuse to answer questions or debate issues in public, like climate alarmists for example, have something to hide? Curious, Cairns
During Anthony Fauci's recent deposition, he could not name even one study that showed masks prevented the transmission of viruses. It was all theatre, and it was damaging to your health. Chloe, Kuranda
Wait, what? Albo has covid again? But, he's fully vaccinated and boosted and the vaccines are safe and effective, right? Over-It, Cairns
How dare you, David De Carvalho (Letters, 07/12)! There's no such thing as "fake news". It's all true and you, well, you're a conspiracy theorist. Disgusted
When you see Councillors claiming there's a need to increase costs for ratepayers by attempting to do the impossible with so-called "renewable" energy (CP, 07/12) while China has a free pass to keep increasing "emissions" indefinitely, you know it's time to swap those Councillors for intelligent people. JS, Edge Hill
Dear EME (GCB, 07/12). The IPCC is a political organisation "tasked with finding the human fingerprint on climate change." Its "summaries for policymakers" bear no resemblance to the actual scientific research it sponsors. It sounds like you've only read the summaries and not the actual research. JS
The former senior scientist and vice president of EcoHealth Alliance, Dr Andrew G Huff, has turned whistleblower and written a book about the origins of Covid-19 at the Wuhan bioweapons laboratory - "The Truth about Wuhan" (Skyhorse Publishing). The Wuhan lab was working for the US Deep State, and the virus and the so-called vaccines were developed concurrently. All the misery we've suffered was caused by depopulationist globalists working out of the US. Tiffany, Holloways Beach
Speaking of Twitter (7/12), the "Twitter files" that Elon Musk has released so far prove beyond doubt that the "deep state" US administration conspired with the former Twitter management to suppress the Constitutionally-guaranteed free speech of American citizens, beginning with Infowars.com's Alex Jones. This confirms that the US is now a fascist country. That means it's up to us to defend ourselves and we need to buy some off-the-shelf nuclear-power and nuclear-armed submarines while we still can. Ancient Steve, Redlynch
Do the losers who keep calling others "conspiracy theorists" even know that's a phrase coined by the CIA to ridicule those who questioned who was really behind JFK's assassination? Woz, Parramatta Park
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has publicly stated that he will hold Pfizer and Moderna to account for saying the covid vaccines were safe and free of side effects when they so obviously are not. Republican, Cairns
Back in the very early days of Covid-19 there was all those viral videos of people dropping dead in the streets in China. Remember them? Notice that never happened here or anywhere else? They were fake, as was the exaggerated danger of Covid-19. Wake up, Australia! They're lying to us to get control of us. One Tooth Wally, Cairns North
The billionaire Davos globalists call us "the dead". That's because we don't have all the information they do, which is why they believe they have the right to control us - and to kill us as they see fit. Davina, Bungalow
The carbon tax that Julia Gillard introduced was designed by US climate commie Al Gore, who has a private jet, two yachts, four mansions and 27 cars. It makes you wonder who our leaders really work for. Marco Caruso, Cairns
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Post by Struth on Dec 9, 2022 5:22:56 GMT 8
The Editor
The Cairns Post
Yes, electricity costs will continue to rise under both ALP/Green and LNP policies (Power bills tipped to rise again, 07/12). This is self-evident to everyone who understands the difference between intermittent inverter-based generators and reliable high-mass synchronous generators.
Bloomberg recently reported that the CEO of Danish wind giant Vestas Wind Systems A/S, Henrik Andersen, has admitted the renewables industry is to blame for its present financial difficulties by creating unrealistic expectations about its potential.
“It made some people make the wrong assumption that energy and electricity should become free,” Andersen said in an interview in London. “We created the perception to some extent. So we are to blame for it. That was a mistake.”
Our dopey political class have been conned on a massive scale and we need to return to coal, pronto. You know, like manufacturing behemoth China and an increasing number of EU countries.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Dec 9, 2022 5:23:34 GMT 8
Genuine question: Are the ALP, LNP and Greens conspiring to destroy Australia's economy? CT, Cairns
Governments all around the world are reporting huge spikes in cancer, but only in those who got the covid jabs. But that's just a coincidence, right? Nothing to do with the conspiracy the globalists have been engaged in, the one where Bill Gates is on video talking about using vaccines to reduce the world's population, right? Chloe, Kuranda
Hopefully the next Mayor of Cairns will reverse the Manning era "toiletification" of the CBD. Remove the hidey holes. Reopen four traffic lanes. Replace the toilets. Replace the car parking spots. Google 1970s images of the CBD and see why it was better with the original town planners' design. Cecily, Ravenshoe
You have got to be kidding. A new police station without holding cells (6/12). What next? Police cars without wheels? FMD, Yorkeys Knob
It's weird how taking photos of four dead cops is far more newsworthy (6/12) than killing those same cops by running them over with your truck. A. Reader, Cairns
Well said, Tim Blair (06/12). Paul Barry is a disgrace and the ABC does not follow its own charter. The ABC is costly, obsolete, and a danger to our democracy. It's time to shut it down and use the billion dollars a year to build social housing for old age pensioners. Old Bloke, Cairns
Attention all covid and climate alarmists. You cannot move forward with your life and learn what you need to know to have the best possible chance of survival until you can say this short sentence. Try it - "I was wrong". The journey to truth begins with admitting you were wrong to believe the mainstream narratives even long after it was obvious they were wrong. JS, Edge Hill
The main thing the mRNA shots are achieving (CP, 06/12) is the erosion of trust in the medical profession and the pharmaceutical industry. Everyone knows someone who has suffered one or more of the listed side effects and/or mysterious diseases and/or death after taking these shots. But so far only Senators Rennick, Antic, Canavan, Hanson, and Roberts are talking about the mRNA shots' problems. If we had free speech and honest politicians these problems would be front page of every newspaper. Alison Jamieson, Mt Sheridan
Of course car theft has become a lifestyle for juvenile delinquents (CP, 6/12). The ALP's policies have made it possible. Ex-ALP Voter, Cairns.
President Nixon resigned over the Watergate matter. The Twitter files reveal wrongdoing a thousand times worse. It's time you followed Nixon's example, pResident Biden. Republican, Cairns
President Trump did not say the Constitution would be suspended in his Truth Social post (06/12), he was alluding to the suspension of habeas corpus - as Presidents Lincoln and Bush (Jnr) both did - in line with Article I, Section 9 of the Constitution: “The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in cases of rebellion or invasion the public safety may require it.” Trump has claimed, from my research quite correctly, that the 2020 election was stolen by a criminal group which included both foreign and domestic enemies of the US, thus justifying the suspension of habeas corpus (the right to an immediate trial) for those offenders - which is exactly what the Democrats have done to the January 6 "insurrectionists". History Guy, Freshwater
Bob Manning is an excellent argument in favour of term limits. One Tooth Wally, Cairns North
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Post by Struth on Dec 9, 2022 5:23:57 GMT 8
To respond to claims about “heatwaves”
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During the current interglacial period, the era with the most life was the “Holocene Climatic Optimum” (HCO) roughly 10,500 to 5,000 years ago. Temperatures were several degrees warmer than now, and seas were two metres higher. Life loves warmth and the rainwater that comes with it, and all species increased their numbers dramatically.
Yet now the adherents to the notion that cold is better than warmth tell us that temperatures in the low- to mid-thirties are a “heatwave” or “severe heatwave” (“Heat is on as wet season holds off”). It’s subliminally suggested that heat is bad, but somehow our species thrived in summers averaging 40C before we had modern luxuries like reticulated water and air-conditioning.
The “heat is bad” messaging is intended to support the irrational war on CO2 – which was far higher during the HCO because of the effects of Henry’s Law. Then, as now, CO2 concentrations are an artefact of sea surface temperature, which in turn is an artefact of solar activity. Those driving the anti-CO2 narrative are the enemies of our nation who want us deindustrialised so we’re easier to invade and conquer.
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Edge Hill
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Post by Struth on Dec 9, 2022 5:24:25 GMT 8
The Editor
The Cairns Post
It is an undeniable fact that the most harmonious and successful nations on Earth were founded with the application of Judeo-Christian morals, ethics, and law - Australia included.
The British colonists did not enslave the resident aboriginal people in1788 because British courts had begun freeing slaves in colonies in 1772 (Somerset v Stewart).
In the 21st century slavery still exists in China and certain other Asian, Middle Eastern, and African nations, none of which apply the Christian ethos.
Now we read (Schools in Grinch mode for Christmas, 6/12) that the Queensland Government is discouraging the celebration of Christmas, the Christian calendar’s major event, in our schools. Why?
One of the globalist World Economic Forum’s stated goals is to eliminate all the ancient religions and to replace it with their “Great Narrative”.
I get called a “conspiracy theorist” for pointing out these uncomfortable facts, yet here’s a prime example that our own administrative (deep) state is obedient to the WEF’s agenda.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Dec 9, 2022 5:25:02 GMT 8
The Editor
The Townsville Bulletin
It’s so easy to be Steve of Belgian Gardens (TTE, 06/12). Never be embarrassed by your own ignorance, just call those who know more than you “conspiracy theorists”.
Here’s three thoughts our Steve might like to consider.
If there were no such thing as conspiracies, we would not have a word for them.
During times of war, knowledge is hidden – and right now the globalists who buy and sell our politicians are waging war on “useless eaters” who are using “their” resources.
At the end of a war, regardless of which side wins, those who sold out their own people are considered traitors.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Dec 9, 2022 5:25:43 GMT 8
On “trusting” and “following” science
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During my career as a physicist, I worked with some highly credentialled individuals who thought deeply, but not clearly. Other former colleagues fit the stereotypes of "the absent-minded professor" and "the mad scientist". Not all brilliant people are wise or ethical.
Who remembers all the movies that featured mad or unethical scientists. Notice they've been absent over the last few decades? Why did the studios stop making them? Did that plot device lose effectiveness? Or was the populace being trained to "trust the science"?
These days, with the climate change narrative, we're told to "trust" the "97% of climate scientists". However, precisely none of their dire forecasts have eventuated. The net result of all the extra public expenditure has been exactly no change to either the climate or the atmospheric gas mix. The opportunity cost, however, was fewer hospitals, crowded roads, and jobs sent to Asia.
And if we dig down to the origin of the "97%" we find it was 97% of the 89 alarmist scientists who made their living promoting this anti-scientific nonsense. The "97%" was clever marketing, but it was not Popperian science. I've previously explained the "hard science" laws of physics that empirically prove atmospheric CO2 is a net coolant.
Which brings me to the 2020 to 2022 "follow the science" approach to the covid "pandemic", adhered to with religious tenacity by non-BRICS nations. I'm not a virologist or epidemiologist but I do understand the proper scientific method, and it was not followed in the development and roll-out of the covid vaccines.
Did every politician, senior executive service bureaucrat, and senior officer of every major corporation, including pharmaceutical companies, get their mandated injections? I ask because in many countries these groups were exempted. Why did they need to be exempted? If we were told to "follow the science", why didn't they do so too?
Whether it's atmospheric physics or epidemiology, science is not to be "trusted" - it's to be questioned. That's how it is refined and improved. Nor is science intended to be "followed" - that's the domain of religion and politics, where "consensus" has a legitimate place.
No wonder the mad scientist villains who planned to rule the world had to be pulled from the movies. The real-life mad scientist villains couldn't afford to be questioned when their global take over plans relied on being trusted.
Jennifer Short
Edge Hill
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Post by Struth on Dec 9, 2022 5:26:35 GMT 8
My tinfoil hat keeps me safe from myocarditis. Juss Sayen, Cairns
Good grief ... after a long period of silence (after its beclownment over the dredging issue) CAFNEC rears its ugly socialist head again. This time it's telling us how much water to use. Here's an idea for CAFNEC. Run for office on your platform of using less water (in the Wet Tropics) instead of building more dams. In the meantime you speak only for yourselves - and we don't think you're credible. Anna P, Whitfield
Taylor Swift (CP, 05/12) is one of many so-called "A-listers" who have promoted Paris fashion house Balenciaga, which has come under heavy fire for its use of pedophilic themes in its advertising. Balenciaga translates from Latin as "Satan is king". So, yeah, I'd listen to a cane toad before I'd listen to a friend of satanic pedophiles. Parent, Whitfield
I'd like to congratulate the "southern buyers snapping up property sight unseen during Covid lockdowns" (CP, 05/12) for recognising government tyranny and reacting appropriately to extract themselves from it. Many of your fellow southerners still have the insane idea that those government responses were necessary and intended to "save" them from a virus that had an untreated survival rate of over 99.9%. Janette, Ravenshoe
When a Greens candidate (Letters, 5/12) is appreciative of a new "National Anti-Corruption Committee" you can be certain it will become a "star chamber" to be used to punish political opponents. Scoop, Kamerunga
"States vacant block shame" (TB, 5/12) is proof, if you needed it, that governments can not operate efficiently in the commercial environment. Does anyone seriously think private sector property managers would do this? We need government to limit itself to those things the commercial sector cannot achieve - which are fewer by the day. Put simply, we need less government to be more successful. Realtor, CBD
No, Aussie Gretel (GCB, 5/12). The whole climate charade is to limit future warming to 1.5C or less. Warming has always been billed as incremental. You don't get to change the narrative now. No warming means no "emergency". They lied to you to get power over you. Wake up! Bruce of the Beach
Re - BOM - CP, 5/12. In the 70s, Dad would plan reef trips weeks in advance off the BOM's long range weather forecasts. But since BOM added computers and climate mythology to its mix, they can't forecast the weather the next day. In fact, they often change the forecast for a given day during that day. They are useless. Shut them down, get rid of the climate fantasists, and start over. Boatie, Yorkeys Knob
The very young Ms Opie of CAFNEC probably wasn't around last time subsidised rainwater tanks were tried. It was a failure. Oh, and you don't speak for "the environment", Ms Opie. If you did you would advocate for more dams because they host so many species. Eleanor, Bayview Heights
The fact that there's so few details of "the voice to parliament" (5/12) and so much potential for taxpayers' money to be squandered is reason enough to reject it. As it is, indigenous people are already over-represented in the parliament. JS, Edge Hill
There was a time when engineers knew what they were doing (Bridge lost within days) but then they injected "woke" into engineering courses and now infrastructure lasts a week. Grumpy Phil, Ingham
The lesson to be learned from the Bruce'n'Brittany matter is that rooter's regret after drunken date night should not be the basis for the activation of the legal system. Tiffany, Holloways Beach
"Crocodile sightings close two beaches". Crocs used to fear us because we shot them. We stopped doing that, crocs forgot about it, and now we're back on the menu. Good one, greenies. One Tooth Wally, Cairns North
If we have "non-binary" people (CP, 5/12), we also have binary people. That means people are either binary or non-binary. That makes it a binary choice again. Ancient Steve, Redlynch
The interview between Alex Jones and Kanye Ye West on Infowars.com had 70 million real-time viewers. CNN, MSNBC, CBS, etc can only dream of an audience that huge. There's a message there for other independent media outlets. Mark W., Redlynch
That your allegations could not be substantiated, Ms Higgins (05/12), is not an indication that the justice system is "asymmetrical". It is, however, evidence that politically motivated prosecutors will press a case against their perceived opponents despite insufficient evidence to support their case. Justice was abused in your matter to get publicity, and the prosecutors should be placed under a microscope for that. Woz, Parramatta Park
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Post by Struth on Dec 9, 2022 5:27:23 GMT 8
The Editor
The Cairns Post
Inane and vapid politicians are obsessing about this so-called “Voice to Parliament” (CP, 05/12), but we have far more pressing Constitutional issues.
Having worked on aboriginal communities I can attest that what is required is more freedom, more opportunity, and more self-determination – not more Canberra bureaucrats.
If we’re having a referendum, it should be on the more pressing issues.
We should correct our Founding Fathers’ hideous error of failing to include a Bill of Rights in our Constitution, especially the right to free speech and the right to self-defence.
The government Covid tyranny should make that obvious to everyone.
We need to move from the oppressive constitutional monarchy model to a proper tripartite republic, with Legislative, Judicial, and Administrative branches balancing each other.
Queensland’s unicameral parliament and controlled judiciary is proof of that.
And we need “voter recall” so we can remove politicians who lie to get elected.
Anthony “I’ll reduce power bills by $275” Albanese is a case in point.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Dec 9, 2022 5:28:40 GMT 8
Climate alarmists contribute nothing to our society but high energy prices and increased poverty. Go ahead, try to prove me wrong. Tony, Gordonvale
Scratch a Green, find a fascist. Every time. Brett, Georgetown
Following in renewables-loving California's footsteps, Sweden is now considering banning electric vehicles because renewables can't produce enough energy to charge them. In other news, on Sunday there was enough wind to sail a boat at Tinaroo, but the Walkamin windmills were hanging motionless like the giant expensive monuments to stupid virtue-signalling that they are. Higgs, Tolga
The lesson to be learned from the Bruce'n'Brittany matter is that rooter's regret after drunken date night should not be the basis for the activation of the legal system. Tiffany, Holloways Beach
Fact: since covid was rolled out, conspiracy theorists have been trying harder to save your life than doctors have. Marie, Aitkenvale
Oh, what a surprise. "A landmark housing summit has failed to deliver hope..." (CP, 03/12). Look, the rules set by all three levels of government that artificially restrict and limit the rental market are the cause of the problem. More government can't and won't fix that. We need less government. But government never allows itself to be reduced. It is intentionally designed to grow, leech-like, until it eventually kills its private sector host. Our founding fathers should hang their heads in shame for their failure to set limits to government in our Constitution. History Guy, Freshwater
Alex Jones handled his interview with Kanye "Ye" West perfectly. He didn't restrict Ye's right to free speech, he allowed Ye to state his case. That allowed the rest of us to make our own decisions on Ye's arguments. I doubt that Ye was able to convince anyone that Hitler was a good bloke. The important thing is that no middleman prevented us hearing Ye's voice or reaching our own conclusion. That is how media is meant to operate, and it makes Jones the greatest journalist of the modern era. Republican, Cairns
Well, how about that. Elon Musk has revealed that the Democrats told Twitter who to ban in direct contravention of the First Amendment of the US Constitution. If they're capable of ignoring the Constitution, they're capable of committing election fraud. MW, Redlynch
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Post by Struth on Dec 9, 2022 5:29:31 GMT 8
The Editor
The Herald Sun
Only a few years ago Ukraine was widely decried as a corrupt country and a Nazi stronghold.
On Saturday (03/12) we read of Kanye “Ye” West saying he loves Nazis (I like Hitler and I love Nazis), but, as far as I can ascertain, Ye has never financially supported Nazis.
However, both ScoMo and Albo have donated millions of our dollars to Ukraine, some of which will likely fund the Nazi Azov battalions.
So, who loves Nazis more? An oddly behaved American rapper? Or two Australian Prime Ministers, representing both our major parties?
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Tolga
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