Monthly Archives: October 2017

Malcolm Turnbull in July when two Greens Senators admitted they were dual nationals: …………….. Richard Turnbull has the political instincts of a grapefruit. The Liberals are headed for the biggest political catastrophe in their history – and they deserve it. … Continue reading →

Liberal MP Andrew Hastie on the strife of the Turnbull Government: “We need to do a better job of listening.” Voters are “frustrated”. Source: ANDREW HASTIE ON THE GOVERNMENT: VOTERS ARE ‘FRUSTRATED’ | Herald Sun Frustrated … that is a … Continue reading →

Source: 100th anniversary of the great cavalry charge – Australia’s 4th Light Horse Brigade in the taking of Beersheba – Michael Smith News

Last Sunday, STT detailed the workings of Malcolm Turnbull’s National Energy Guarantee and the associated Emissions Obligation faced by power retailers. Not that we were out to defend it. Indeed, w… Source: Australia’s Self-Inflicted Renewable Energy Fiasco: Product of Political … Continue reading →

By Paul Homewood     The Renewables Obligation scheme was closed to all new onshore wind generation in May 2016, although certain grace periods were allowed for projects in the pipeline. … Source: New Onshore Wind Capacity Dries Up (As … Continue reading →

If you ever doubt that Greens see the world in very different terms to normal people, just remember this: they believe the party’s relative success under Bob Brown was due to his irresistibly captivating charisma. Source: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GREENS … Continue reading →

If you ever doubt that Greens see the world in very different terms to normal people, just remember this: they believe the party’s relative success under Bob Brown was due to his irresistibly captivating charisma. Source: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GREENS … Continue reading →

Ontario’s energy minister will likely crow about the $146 million in revenue from selling surplus power recently … too bad it cost consumers $892 million  If you visit the Canadian Wind Energy Asso… Source: Ontario’s fond hopes for wind power … Continue reading →

The Office for National Statistics says it expects Britain’s population to grow slightly more slowly than it thought three years ago, partly because of lower immigration after Brexit and partly because of slowing increases in life expectancy. But it still … Continue reading →

So that is how fact checking works …………………. Guest essay by Leo Goldstein The Left implemented a novel technique of the Big Lie that I will call a Flooding Fake here.  This technique was especially widely used by climate alarmism.  … Continue reading →

More hot days — or “purpose-designed” temperature sensors at play? Guest essay by Dr. Jennifer Marohasy, republished from the Australian Spectator with permission from the author. I don’t believe i… Source: In Australia, faulty BoM temperature sensors contribute to “hottest … Continue reading →

Source: Averaging by Convention – or Not – Jennifer Marohasy

Guest essay by Eric Worrall Climate change crusaders are concerned that at 16 years old, the age Climate is officially introduced to the Australian school curriculum, too many kids are proving intr… Source: Getting them Young: Climate Educators Create a … Continue reading →

Barnaby Joyce says he wanted to go to a by-election as soon as he heard he’d been elected as a New Zealand citizen. Who talked him out of it? Not just Malcolm Turnbull but his wife, Lucy. And more terrible … Continue reading →

A pilot gets advice on hydraulics failure on his jet: “You have to do something else to lower the flaps… You have to lower them by gravity alone… If you have no hydraulics and your plane is banking right you … Continue reading →

Former Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce warns backbiting Liberals that “the only reason you are in government is because the National Party held all their seats and won one”. Source: FRUSTRATED: BARNABY JOYCE SMACKS LIBERALS | Herald Sun

Beware of talking in facts on Facebook, it could get you banned. A close friend of mine was excommunicated from a vegan Facebook group for defending oriental salad. The left wing progressive group,… Source: The Oriental Salad War: Why the … Continue reading →

Cory Bernardi, in just eight months, has achieved what seasoned political parties have been unable to do in years – official status in NSW.   The Australian Conservatives will stand at t… Source: Dark horse Cory Bernardi jumps ahead of … Continue reading →

Our children are being taught in school that gender is not determined by biology but by a feeling. Schoolboys are told they can use the girls’ toilet at school. Source: Christensen Blows the lid on Same Sex Marriage and Safe … Continue reading →

Fears of AI seem to be everywhere. One of its favorite hang-outs is Amazon.com, where several books — such as Martin Ford’s Rise of the Robots  — predict the end of work. They follow a well-tread p… Source: Allan Golombek: Technology’s Creative … Continue reading →

How do inner city lovies spell profligate? Aye Bee Cee. It’s clearly not enough that the ABC indulges itself with the “mash ups” by Huw Parkinson, which somehow miraculously never… Source: How do inner city lovies spell profligate | Catallaxy … Continue reading →

Hon. Josh Frydenberg MP 18th October 2017 Minister for the Environment & Energy PO Box 6022 House of Representatives Parliament House Canberra ACT 2600 Minister Open letter re your Monty Python… Source: Tell us what you really think Dr Crawford … Continue reading →

Most days I find myself nodding in agreement when reading Judith Sloan’s op-eds. Some days I find myself nodding in agreement when reading Peter van Onselen’s op-eds. Rarely, if ever, h… Source: Government can improve productivity by doing less | … Continue reading →

There’s a lot we need to do to better vet Muslim immigrants. But one of the cornerstone conditions for immigrating to the West should be adherence to OUR LAWS! And Sharia Law is NOT part of our Source: OUTRAGEOUS: Muslim … Continue reading →

By Paul Homewood     h/t Philip Bratby   Jeremy Warner follows up on the Helm report:   Theresa May was quick to endorse the findings and recommendations last week of a review i… Source: Our broken energy policies need … Continue reading →