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Post by NFA on Jul 19, 2024 6:26:58 GMT 8
Re: Most unpopular Labor in 131 years: YouGov
The Editor
The Cairns Post
Labor is on the nose because it hasn’t been discharging its constitutional obligation to serve the will of the people, (Most unpopular Labor in 131 years: YouGov, 19/07).
Those who believe the LNP will discharge its constitutional obligation to serve the will of the people will be disappointed.
Their track record shows neither party implements our will, they only enact the agenda of unelected foreign organisations.
They are effectively one organisation pretending to be two to give voters the illusion of choice.
At this point, picking random people from the electoral roll to serve as MPs would give us a better government.
Literally anyone would be better than the ALP-LNP twins.
Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 19, 2024 6:32:22 GMT 8
Re: Colder than Melbourne
The Editor
The Cairns Post
Climate alarmists will tell us that the record cold in FNQ was “just weather” but that’s not how their own version of climate science works, (Colder than Melbourne, 19/07).
They’ve been telling us since 1982 that we’d see “incremental warming, all around the globe” and that both minimums and maximums would trend continually upwards.
The key proof of this global warming that we were meant to see was accelerating sea-level rise as the ice sheets melted.
But their warming trend didn’t happen as evidenced by the ice not melting and the seas not rising.
That’s despite China’s and India’s exponentially increasing carbon dioxide emissions.
All the Labor-Liberal twins’ attacks on our economy at the behest of foreign organisations to prevent global warming have been pointless.
We can all see that emissions don’t cause warming.
Either the Labor-Liberal twins are terminally stupid or they’re working with our foreign enemies to destroy Australia.
I think it’s the latter and that they should all face trial for treason.
Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 19, 2024 6:35:47 GMT 8
Re: PNG is secured as next NRL club
The Editor
The Cairns Post
While it’s hard to see how international teams can be part of national sporting codes, it’s up to fans to support that decision or not, (PNG is secured as next NRL club, 19/07).
But taking money from each and every one of us against our will to give $600 million to PNG to pay for a sports team is completely unacceptable.
Given the choice, an overwhelming majority of us would rather see that money build hospitals or roads here – or not have it taken from us at all.
This is the contempt the Labor and Liberal parties have for us – they squander our wealth regardless of our needs.
Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 19, 2024 6:41:39 GMT 8
Re: New blow catches Joe
The Editor
The Cairns Post
It’s been hilarious watching lefties melt down after realising that Joe Biden has dementia when we “conspiracy theorists” have known this since 2019, (New blow catches Joe, 19/07).
Biden’s younger sister, Valerie Biden Owens, was deeply saddened by his dementia diagnosis well before the 2020 election.
The Democrat establishment installed Biden because he’s not particularly bright and has a long history of obediently following their orders.
But in his dementia, Joe started to believe the Democrat propaganda that he’s a great thinker and excellent leader – and now he won’t step down on command as he was meant to.
In the wake of the attempted assassination of Trump by an Antifa activist/Democrat donor, we can expect to see Biden either assassinated “by a Trump supporter” or “succumbing to Covid.”
Biden has become a massive impediment to the Democrat-RINO agenda and it would be astonishing if he was on the ballot in November.
Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 19, 2024 6:45:52 GMT 8
Re: LNP needs to outline plans
The Editor
The Cairns Post
With regard to solutions for the Barron River bridge at Kuranda, (LNP needs to outline plans, 19/07), never forget what the Labor Transport Minister said to this newspaper recently.
“Micro stress fractures found in the bridge’s steel shortly after its construction in the 1960s meant that its lifespan was always limited,” (Troubled bridge over Barron waters, 12/07).
Let that sink in for a moment.
For six decades, every consecutive Brisbane government, Labor and Liberal, has known that this vital bridge would need early replacement.
Neither made any effort to plan or budget to do it.
That’s a measure of their contempt for us and that’s why neither deserve any FNQ seats.
Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 19, 2024 6:50:25 GMT 8
Re: Come on Jack, KG didn’t really mean to be rude
The Editor The Cairns Post Dear News Corp Please sack Herald Sun columnist Susie O’Brien for spreading disinformation and being an apologist for left-wing political violence, ( Come on Jack, KG didn’t really mean to be rude, 19/07). O’Brien wrote, “… Trump himself called white nationalists who killed an opposition protester ‘very fine people’…” which is fake news, easily provable by reading the transcript of his remarks. Even the extreme-left’s fact-checker, Snopes.com, has admitted that was fake news, www.snopes.com/fact-check/trump-very-fine-people/. Jack Black publicly asked bandmate Jake Gass what he wanted for his birthday and Gass replied: “Don’t miss Trump next time”. Black ended his association with Gass over that hateful remark saying he “would never condone hate speech or encourage political violence in any form”. But O’Brien described Black’s decision as “ridiculous and sad” and went on to guess at what Gass really meant. In fact, the left have been calling Trump “literally Hitler” since 2016 and they incited the attempt on Trump’s life. News Corp has no business employing someone who makes excuses for that.
Peter Campion
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Post by NFA on Jul 19, 2024 6:51:09 GMT 8
Great responses, Peter.
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Post by NFA on Jul 19, 2024 7:21:26 GMT 8
Re: Green dream on empty
The Editor
The Cairns Post
Twiggy Forrest could’ve saved himself time and money if he’d listened to climate sceptics and energy realists instead of delusional alarmist lefties, (Green dream on empty, 19/07).
There’s no such thing as “cheaper renewables” so it follows that wind and solar aren’t going to produce hydrogen cheaply either.
Nor is hydrogen useful as a fuel because it has low energy density, it’s very hard to contain, and it’s highly explosive.
I expect Twiggy was mainly looking for a way to harvest taxpayer-funded subsidies but he came up against the limits of chemistry and engineering.
As taxpayers, we should all be delighted by Twiggy’s failure because if he’d found a way to convert sunshine to explosive gas it would only have hastened our economic collapse.
Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 19, 2024 7:23:10 GMT 8
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Post by NFA on Jul 19, 2024 8:10:12 GMT 8
Re: Santos close to carbon capture as revenue on rise
The Editor
The Cairns Post
At Earth’s surface temperatures and pressures, carbon is a solid. Diamonds are carbon. So is soot.
The “carbon” that the political left bloviates about is actually carbon dioxide (CO2), the colourless odourless gas that supports all life, (Santos close to carbon capture as revenue on rise, 19/07).
The biosphere is desperately short of CO2 and life nearly ended during the last ice age because of cold oceans absorbing it, (see Henry’s Law).
If CO2 could cause “catastrophic runaway global warming” (it can’t) then the cheap fix would be lots of self-erecting, self-duplicating CO2 absorbers – trees.
In fact, nature is already installing more trees, thanks to the life-giving properties of CO2.
Any proposal to remove CO2 from the biosphere, regardless of its source, should be regarded as a crime against all life.
I often wonder if those driving all the anti-CO2 initiatives are actually life-hating demons.
Peter Campion
Tolga
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