LtE's 7/12 - Thursday Midday Edition

The Editor
The Cairns Post

The entire climate change augury is built on computer models.

Modelling a cyclone’s track should be easy for those who claim to know the temperature next century to half a degree of accuracy.

They have such absolute certainty that untold billions of our dollars are spent on it.

Now we’re seeing four different computer models predict four different tracks for one system, (Cyclone tracks to coast, 07/12).

If short-term weather can’t be modelled with 100% accuracy then long-term weather, climate, certainly can’t be.

Nonetheless, the Labor-Liberal twins will continue squandering our nation’s wealth on this ludicrous nonsense and driving cost-of-living through the roof in that process.

(106 words)

Peter Campion
Tolga

The Editor
The Townsville Bulletin

The Australian energy market isn’t easy to understand as activists within it prefer it to be abstruse.

When you do understand it, you learn that renewables cannot and will never replace reliable dispatchable generators.

With or without understanding the market, everyone sees electricity bills rising as more renewables are added (Green pricing concern, 07/12).

Activists blame hydrocarbon-fuelled generators, but before renewables they were making electricity ever cheaper from 1955 through to 2005.

At the COP28 climate gabfest, the countries that still believe the CO2-warming fiction are admitting that renewables aren’t the solution and are looking to expand nuclear.

Meanwhile, China and India, euphemistically called “developing nations”, are increasing CO2 output seven times faster than climate-gullible Western nations are reducing it.

The Labor-Liberal twins’ obsession with renewables only makes sense when you accept they haven’t worked for Australians for a very long time.

(142 words)

Peter Campion
Tolga

The Editor
The Townsville Bulletin

A pro-EV group claims “nearly half of Australian drivers are contemplating switching to electric vehicles,” (Aussies in EV switch, 07/12).

What absolute bull.

The only people considering an EV are those who live in inner cities and who vote for the Greens.

They’re high income people who don’t care that recharging an EV will soon cost more than refuelling a proper car.

They don’t care about range because they fly when they go out of town.

They don’t care about the child slave labour that produces the cobalt for their EV’s battery.

They don’t care that their EV’s battery can’t be recycled.

They don’t care that when their EV’s battery spontaneously ignites it will produce vast quantities of toxic gas.

They don’t care that the electricity grid can’t handle even one in ten cars being an EV.

They don’t care that the electricity they recharge with comes from coal-fired power stations.

They don’t care because their virtue signalling outweighs all else.

They’re not out to save the planet, they’re out to prove they’re better than their friends.

(177 words)

Peter Campion
Tolga

The Editor
The Gold Coast Bulletin

The Albanese Labor government doesn’t know this, but taxing workers less would improve the economy, (Aust reliance on worker tax, 07/12).

Before you get excited, the Liberals don’t know this either.

We’re all expected to tighten our belts to cope with the inflation the Liberals created with their Covid spending and which Labor has worsened by making energy so expensive, but governments never share the pain.

In fact, their spending on luxuries such as windmills and foreign wars just increases.

If governments cut the luxuries, which includes highly-paid consultants who duplicate highly-paid public servants, they could tax us less.

Taxing us less would give us more spending power which would boost the economy.

It’s so simple that their failure to do this says that the Labor-Liberal twins really are trying to collapse the economy so the UN-WEF can bring in their corporate-run global dictatorship.

(144 words)

Peter Campion
Tolga

The Editor
The Gold Coast Bulletin

If you’re struggling to find a place to rent or to pay rent, remember that these problems were created by the Labor and Liberal parties, (Rents likely to jump, 07/12).

The development, construction, tenancy, and immigration policies that created the housing crisis were inflicted on us by one or the other of them.

When one is booted from office, the other rarely corrects their predecessor’s errors.

The Labor and Liberal parties pretend to be opponents to create the illusion of choice in our minds, but lived reality says they’re in lockstep with each other.

We could be the richest nation on Earth; but we’re not because of the Labor and Liberal parties.

Things won’t improve until we eject the Labor-Liberal twins from our parliaments.

(124 words)

Peter Campion
Tolga