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Post by NFA on Jul 11, 2023 5:59:07 GMT 8
RE: TCHHS under urgent review
The Editor
The Cairns Post
TCHHS, Resi-care, crime – every day the paper includes examples of governments failing to achieve expected outcomes, (CP, 11/07).
Everything the Labor-Liberal twins do is ineffective.
There are only two possible reasons for such wall-to-wall ineffectiveness: serial incompetence at the senior levels or the planned destruction of our society.
In my opinion it’s not incompetence, our governments have been infiltrated by Marxists for decades.
Establishing Marxism requires destroying the efficient and functional societies we enjoyed from the 1950s to the 1990s.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 11, 2023 6:02:13 GMT 8
RE: Deaths from heat in Europe
The Editor
The Townsville Bulletin
PNG hosts more life than Antarctica because life needs warmth, but those who gain power and profit from global warming alarmism won’t mention that, (Deaths from heat in Europe, 11/07).
Germany’s health minister, Karl Lauterbach of the SPD Socialists, has been accused in German media of wildly exaggerating heat deaths to enable the government to acquire even greater powers.
You know, just like governments did with Covid-19.
Properly informed humans with access to water can survive heatwaves without any problems at all, even without electricity. We did it for thousands of generations.
Surviving extreme cold is much more difficult and cold kills far more people. And yes, we’re in an interglacial and the ice will be back.
“Renewables” don’t work in icy conditions – but coal and nuclear do.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 11, 2023 6:03:58 GMT 8
To comment on “Power play”, Letters, 11/07
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Glenn White is at it again, (“Power play", 11/07). Claiming that spiking electricity prices pushing the poorest sections of the community into abject poverty is no big deal is Glenn’s “let them eat cake” moment. Greenies are inherently anti-humanist, so they’ll always put their global warming fiction above the wellbeing of their neighbours in the real world.
Perhaps Glenn could explain why, when we only had coal, gas, and large hydro, electricity prices trended downwards in real terms from 1955 until 2001 when governments started forcing wind and solar into the grid? No? I didn’t think so. Perhaps Glenn could also detail the precise quantity of electricity wind and solar produces on windless nights? I doubt his brain could cope with that calculation.
Meanwhile, China’s emissions are 10 percent higher than they were four years ago but they don’t have a climate emergency because they’re already communist.
Jennifer Short
Edge Hill
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Post by NFA on Jul 11, 2023 6:07:20 GMT 8
RE: Q1 tower tenants in dark over fire probe
The Editor
The Gold Coast Bulletin
A recurring theme of the Palaszczuk government is the glaring lack of transparency, (Q1 tower tenants in dark over fire probe, 11/07).
Given the risk to frail and elderly people in evacuating smoke-logged high-rise buildings using stairwells, Ms Palaszczuk should ensure everyone knows what happened in Q1.
If there was a failure in building design or operations, any embarrassment those responsible may experience is a secondary issue to wider public safety.
We taxpayers employ politicians and public servants to represent us and work for us, but they increasingly do neither.
Our employees should have almost no secrets from us, their bosses, but these days most of what they do seems to be secret.
We need to purge every existing politician and senior public servant and replace them with people who understand what representation and service actually mean.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 11, 2023 6:10:36 GMT 8
RE: You must raise voice
The Editor
The Courier Mail
Here in FNQ there’s not much trust in Noel Pearson, (You must raise voice, 11/07). Those of us who have followed his whole career don’t take his advice.
A referendum to create an extra layer of bureaucracy and further drain Australia’s tax coffers is a terrible idea.
A referendum to institute a universal Bill of Rights and to limit the powers of governments would do far more for all Australians whatever their ancestry.
But not even one politician or corporation is promoting that, which reveals much about their agenda.
In their view, we don’t deserve rights; we just need to do what they say – which always gives them more power and more profits.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 11, 2023 6:57:11 GMT 8
To comment on “Safety warning as koalas ‘tricked’ to move”, 11/07
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Koalas in Australia are used as a poster child by anti-humanists and Malthusians, just as polar bears are in the Arctic, (“Safety warning as koalas ‘tricked’ to move”, 11/07). Koalas are an irruptive species. Their evolutionary history is one of breeding such numbers that their food supply is exhausted. Then they experience a mass die off, their food supply regenerates, and they repeat the process.
The best hope that koalas have in the modern world is that we maintain an advanced technological society capable of proactively managing their numbers, including culling them to maintain the viability of their food supplies. Attempting to trick the masses into guilt complexes over koala’s non-existent self-management abilities is both pointless and disingenuous.
Jennifer Short
Edge Hill
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Post by NFA on Jul 11, 2023 13:48:48 GMT 8
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