LABOR is tearing itself apart as its extreme climate agenda continues to sideline working families.
Party leader Anthony Albanese, who only last month attempted to extract himself from a decade of climate wars, backflipped again this week and publicly rebuked ALP MPs representing mining communities.
FORMER Prime Minister Tony Abbott has refused to backtrack from one of his lightning rod positions – boldly repeating that climate science was far from settled.
“How can it be settled when the scientists are still arguing about it,” Mr Abbott said.
AUSTRALIANS have never agreed to have the latest far-Left foreign dogma apply here, to hand over premium and strategic assets to foreign communist-front entities or to have their country held back from achieving its true potential.
Without our blessing, the politicians have signed what Terry McCrann and Alan Jones slammed as a “national suicide note”. This has made our once cheap energy both unreliable and the most expensive in the world. To justify this, the elites are doing what Winston Smith was employed to do at Orwell’s 1984 Ministry of Truth, known as Minitrue. Temperature records are being changed, or rather, “homogenised”.
WITH Labor retreating from its climate crusade at breakneck pace, extremist Liberal MPs risk being marginalised as they continue to push minor party causes.
The climate wars, initiated in 2010 by Labor Prime Minister Julia Gillard, are almost singularly responsible for the ALP’s last three federal election losses.
HAVING been rejected by Labor – and twice ousted by the Liberals – now former PM Malcolm Turnbull appears to have turned his sights towards Greens Party membership.
In a speech last week to the so-called conservative group Coalition For Conservation – members of which backed Zali Steggall’s successful campaign last year against Tony Abbott – Mr Turnbull pushed for a “green new deal” on energy.
WHEN so-called “experts” forced most of the western world’s population into home detention earlier this year they said we had to accept medical science. A few years earlier, when other so-called “experts” scared the western hemisphere into de-industrialising, they told us climate science was settled.
RARELY does a dictionary have you laugh, cringe and kick the cat with the turn of each page.
But that’s the roller-coaster ride Dr Kevin Donnelly takes you on with his latest book A Politically Correct Dictionary and Guide.
VOTERS have seen through the political propaganda blaming “climate change” for this year’s bushfires – instead laying fault at the feet of State MPs for bungling hazard reduction.
With only 35 per cent of voters convinced of a “climate emergency”, a whopping 59 per cent said they were not prepared to commit a single cent more to emissions targets.
I feel a bit silly writing to you like this but there seems to be no other way.
I respectfully request that you give Australia permission to build nuclear power stations.
I see that in March last year that you said that personally you were against nuclear power but recognized that it had a place in the mix and you would discuss it at a later date.
IT IS pretty easy in Australia to ignore air pollution. The skies are blue, the air is fresh and God is in his Heaven.
But go to Chinese and Indian industrial cities and the story is vastly different.
And who is to blame? Obviously the Chinese and the Indian industrialist and their political masters.
