LtE's 22/1 - Monday Morning Edition

The Editor
The Cairns Post

The exact same lefties who demand a “transition to renewables” are also worried about wildlife, (Record year for native threatened species, 22/01).

Renewables take far more land than reliable generation and they take a heavy toll on wildlife.

Wind turbines smash soaring birds out of the sky and disrupt other species with flickering and infrasound.

Solar panels shade out vegetation that could otherwise provide food and habitat for many species and when they’re shattered by hail they leach metals into the environment.

When someone believes two things that conflict with each other, such as animals are threatened and we need more renewables, that’s called cognitive dissonance.

Cognitive dissonance creates a form of mental anguish and lefties believe that anguish is the feeling of being smarter than everyone else when it’s actually the feeling of being stupid.

(136 words)

Peter Campion
Tolga

The Editor
The Cairns Post

“Salary packaging” is complex because the wealthy who sponsor such legislation want you to pay for their stuff through your taxes and they don’t want you accessing the benefits they get, (Salary packaging can deliver big benefits, 22/01).

Electric cars have hit the same roadblocks they hit in the 1970s and 1910s, slow recharging, short range, heavy, and expensive – which is why people worldwide are, once again, rejecting them.

Now that electricity costs have been driven up by renewables, EV’s are only cheaper to recharge than regular cars are to refuel if you’re doing it at home on sunny days from solar panels – which is OK if you don’t work or go out during the day.

The globalists want you in an electric car because they’re the easiest to geofence and control remotely – they’re not a “solution” to the imaginary problem of “climate change,” they’re a trap.

(147 words)

Peter Campion
Tolga

www.carexpert.com.au/opinion/you-can-road-trip-in-an-electric-car-but-its-bloody-hard