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Putin Can’t Hold a Candle to Our Own Energy Wreckers

  • Peter Smith
  • 29th January 2023
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If Russia's tyrant didn't exist the renewables lobby and its mouthpiece politicians would have had to invent him. They're lying when they try to pin the blame for soaring gas and electricity costs on the war in Ukraine. Fact is -- and the numbers leave no doubt -- the hobbles so-called green energy has inflicted on the economy and household budgets are all their own work

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Reichsfuehrers of the Climate Con Job

  • Tony Thomas
  • 18th January 2023
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NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has copped wholesale grief for having worn a Nazi uniform 19 years ago at his 21st celebration. If only he were a careerist scaremonger and author of thoroughly discredited papers about the vengeance Gaia is planning, like the professional alarmists at Skeptical Science, a delight in Third Reich drag would have been a big yawn for mainstream media types

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Their ‘Truth’ is the Agenda, Facts go Hang

  • Peter Smith
  • 7th January 2023
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The Climate Council arose out of the ashes of the Climate Commission, which Tony Abbot sensibly disbanded in 2013 as a blight on sane debate. Crowd funding helped give Tim Flannery and fellow deacons in their Church of Doom an ongoing gig. But unlike old soldiers, old climateers refuse to do us a favour, stop fulminating and fade mercifully away

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Painting the Near Future in Blackouts and Green

  • Peter Smith
  • 27th December 2022
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Liddell will close next year, Eraring in 2025, Yallourn in 2028, Loy Yang A in 2035, and, bet your life, more closures will be brought forward. Australia will run out of power. Blackouts will ensue. But don’t worry, governments have smart meters up their sleeve.  These will allow the powers that be to monitor your electricity usage and cut off those whose social credit score is not up to scratch

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The Settled Science of Abetting Public Nuisances

  • Tony Thomas
  • 21st December 2022
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Do climate-change careerists actually believe their own predictions of looming doom, the ones they extract from the same models they themselves concoct? Perhaps they do, perhaps their jeremiads aren't just let's-scare-'em bids for attention, headlines and grants. Whatever the academics' motives, a cadre of self-righteous public nuisances treat them as gospel

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Land Court’s Advice: Go Long on Candles

  • Peter Smith
  • 3rd December 2022
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The interplay of domestic laws, international commitments and present-day courts spells the end of any new coal or gas developments in Australia. Imbued with climate-change fervour, what Queensland's Land Court and other green bodies pointedly ignore is that luck has a habit of running out when a country recklessly throws away its inherent advantages

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A Policy Lost in Koala-La-La Land

  • Vic Jurskis
  • 2nd December 2022
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Black Summer proved beyond doubt that explosive scrub, koala plagues and megafires go hand in hand. This was already obvious from the Strzelecki Ranges, where Victoria’s supposedly last natural population is still unnaturally dense after 20 megafires in 200 years. But The Greens never let facts get in the way of a good enviro scare

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UNESCO’s Delphic Oracles

  • Michael Kile
  • 24th November 2022
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UNESCO selected – some might say weaponised – Delphi not only because it was the most sacred place in ancient Greece and birthplace of Gaia, mother of all. It was home also to the Oracle, hence an ideal location to promote the UN's prophecies of climate catastrophe

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Nothing New Under the Sun, Lies Included

  • Peter Smith
  • 22nd November 2022
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As the Labor government contemplates interventions in the energy market of a damaging kind, it would be nice if facts took centre stage -- that cyclones have trended down since 1970-71 or that drought and monster floods are and have always been Australia's lot. What’s hard about conceding those facts? They undermine the narrative and that cannot be permitted

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A Deluge of Bad Maths and Worse Reporting

  • Tony Thomas
  • 20th November 2022
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Heard about one third of Pakistan being under water? Then you may have been listening to the ABC's version, which blithely passed on the news that it is all the fault of climate change. It isn't and, just by the way, floods never came anywhere near that reported coverage

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