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Post by Struth on Mar 29, 2023 3:24:01 GMT 8
The Editor
The Australian
For fifty years major political parties have told us various scare stories about climate. They all turned out to be wrong.
For eighteen years major political parties told us renewables would be cheaper. That was wrong, too.
For three years major political parties sold us various preventative mechanisms for Covid-19. None of them worked as claimed.
Now major political parties are telling us that changing our Constitution will somehow fix things for aboriginal people that $30 billion a year cannot.
At his point, anyone who believes or trusts major political parties is incapable of independent rational analysis.
When major political parties say anything it’s safest to presume the opposite to be true.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Mar 29, 2023 3:25:28 GMT 8
The Editor
The Cairns Post
There’s a shortage of rental homes, (Alarm over state’s housing crisis, 28/03), but it’s what the majority (allegedly) voted for.
Left-leaning ALP-LNP local, state, and federal governments have driven the poorest into homelessness.
Local governments made new development too expensive.
State governments added to new-build costs and created unacceptable tenancy risks for investors.
Federal governments created high interest rates and inflation and brought in too many migrants.
The solution to homelessness is for all three levels of government to unwind their mistakes.
That would make homes available for everyone as investors grow supply to meet demand.
The ALP-LNP won’t fix their errors. By being elected they presume their policies are popular.
No homeless person should ever again vote for the ALP-LNP duopoly.
(122 words)
Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Mar 29, 2023 3:26:50 GMT 8
CP TB GCB - To comment on “Albo’s emissions hard cap deal with Greens”, 28/03
CM – To comment on “Greens ‘false hit job’ on deal”, 28/03
DT – To comment on “The coal-hard facts on Labor’s deal with Greens”, 28/03
HS – To comment on “Greens claims ‘out of gas’”, 28/03
Oz – To comment on “Storms strike Greens deal”, 28/03
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Here’s an abbreviated recap of ten-year predictions by government-sponsored alarmists. 1960s - oil all gone. 1970s - ice age coming. 1980s - crops destroyed by acid rain. 1990s - ozone layer gone. 2000s - ice caps gone. None of those things happened but they all resulted in more taxes and more regulations, which remain to this day.
Fear campaigns are a very effective way for governments to trick people into voting for things that ultimately harm them. In 2023, we have the populist-alarmist Labor PM working with the scientifically illiterate Greens, (“Albo’s emissions hard cap deal with Greens”, 28/03), to reduce the emissions of vital plant food, despite 97% of it coming from the oceans.
Here’s some ten-year predictions of my own: prosperity will be gone; freedom will be gone; the economy will be in ruins; unemployment will be rampant; the CCP will rule Australia. Those are the inevitable consequences of a dumbed-down population lacking the capacity to see through the alarmists’ agenda.
Jennifer Short
Edge Hill
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Post by Struth on Mar 29, 2023 3:28:01 GMT 8
The Editor
The Courier Mail
The housing crisis is an artefact of government policies and the Premier is about to make it worse, (Rental hikes to be capped, 28/03).
Local governments made new development too expensive.
State governments added to new-build costs and created unacceptable tenancy risks for investors.
Federal governments created high interest rates and inflation and brought in too many migrants.
The solution to the housing crisis is for all three levels of government to unwind their mistakes.
That would make homes available for everyone as investors grow supply to meet demand.
Instead, the Premier will drive more investors out of rental property by only allowing them to respond to inflationary federal government policy errors once a year.
If you wind up homeless, it will be because of ALP-LNP duopoly policies.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Mar 29, 2023 3:28:35 GMT 8
The Editor
The Daily Telegraph
Plenty of people wonder how politicians acquire so much wealth while in office, with Barack Obama and his husband Michael being a case in point, (The million dollar man, 28/03).
Now that the rightful US President, Donald J Trump, has manoeuvred the Supreme Court into forcing him to release his business tax returns, a very useful precedent has been established to enable future examinations of inexplicably wealthy politicians, such as Obama, Biden, and Pelosi.
Some believe that the remnant good guys in the US government are playing a very long game to take their Republic back from the globalists, and that plan requires giving the criminal elements within the government enough rope to hang themselves.
Either way, we’re only a few years away from dramatic changes.
Either the good guys win and there’s hope for humanity or the globalists win and we’re all completely stuffed.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Mar 29, 2023 3:29:15 GMT 8
The Editor
The Australian
I’d like to see the Greens lead by example, (Deal threatens power prices: industry, 26/03).
They bloviate about ending hydrocarbon extraction and use, but they all consume goods and services made or delivered with hydrocarbons.
They show no intention of giving up hydrocarbons and returning to stone-age lifestyles.
If the Greens weren’t hypocrites they’d walk everywhere and wear possum skins they’d harvested themselves with hand-made bone-tipped spears.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Mar 29, 2023 3:29:53 GMT 8
“Complacent about sniffles” (CP, 28/03), what did they expect after their hysterical overreactions and unhelpful responses of the last three years? Chloe, Kuranda
If you hear globalists say "we've got to cut carbon" and "there's too many people" and you say "yeah!", consider this. You and your family and friends are the carbon, the population, they want to reduce. And yes, some of those globalists are in our governments. If your local MP or Councillor repeats these globalist ambitions, be sure to request him or her to lead by example and watch closely while they don't. Marie, Aitkenvale
Having carefully read and listened to the reporting on the shooting of a Mareeba man by police I have not seen any evidence of the claimed racism. In what way would the police response have been different if the suspect was white? Please be precise in your answers. Nev, Mareeba
A referendum on whether to make Berlin "climate neutral" by 2030 has failed. The vast majority (almost 65%) of citizens showed no interest in voting and abstained. The required threshold was not reached. The only people who believe the climate bull are the far left. JS, Edge Hill
Mainland Australia is now wall-to-wall Labor. My forecast is that power prices, fuel prices, interest rates, inflation, unemployent, immigration, and crime will all rise more quickly. Productivity, social cohesion, purchasing power, and standards of governance will all fall. This will be directly attributable to the policies that the majority voted for. Economist, Cairns
That China likes Labor should be a warning to every sensible Australian. One Tooth Wally, Cairns North
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