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Qlder 🇦🇺🚜 🇬🇧 #NoDigitalID retweeted
"No Boiling Planet", a new film from @freedom_rsrch, challenges the climate scam narrative.
Scientists and experts featured in the film
•William Happer – Physicist, Professor Emeritus, Princeton University.
•Richard Lindzen – Atmospheric physicist, Professor Emeritus, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
•Judith Curry – Climatologist, former Chair of the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Georgia Institute of Technology, and Professor Emerita.
•Samuel Furfari – Professor Emeritus of Geopolitics and Energy Policy, Université libre de Bruxelles, and former senior official at the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Energy.
•Lars Schernikau – Dr. Lars Schernikau is an energy economist, commodity trader, entrepreneur and author. Lars believes that energy should not be a political matter. His conclusions are based on how energy systems actually work, what they cost and what is needed to keep them running reliably. These views are not influenced nor do they change, regardless of one’s views on anthropogenic global warming (AGW). Providing reliable and affordable energy is a necessity, not a political angle.
•Valter Kiisk – Associate Professor, Institute of Physics, University of Tartu.
•Arne Ader – Biologist and renowned nature photographer.
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The startling forecasts lump further pressure on Climate Minister Chris Bowen after he conceded Labor had ‘more work to do’ to deliver household bill relief while at COP31 this week. Read the full story: bit.ly/4fiTZuD
Qlder 🇦🇺🚜 🇬🇧 #NoDigitalID retweeted
The cost of keeping credit card payments fee-free at the tax office could exceed $1 billion, far above the $200 million estimated by the Albanese government.
news24.com.au/news/taxpayers…
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Chris Bowen is lying to the world, and committing fraud against the Australian people.
This graph is from the Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment, and Water's own March 2026 Quarterly Update, I took this screenshot myself.
Look at the top graph, it shows cumulative change in Co2 emissions broken down by sector. Most of the sectors are clustered around the '0%' mark... some above, some below, the average of them all would be close to ZERO change in 21 years.
But there's one outlier... ONE line that dive down from the 0% (equal to 2005 levels) and down past a 50% reduction... PAST a 100% reduction (which is mathematical nonsense but I'll explain in a moment) past a TWO HUNDRED PERCENT REDUCTION, and has hovered between 150 and 200% reduction for the last few years.
If you look at the key, that dotted green line is a thing called 'LULUCF'. What's that?
"Land use, land use change, forestry"
In practical terms ALL of the supposed '25% reduction compared to 2005 levels' that Australia has achieved has come from changes in land use and forestry in this country.
What does that mean in real terms?
1. it means our economy is NOT 'decarbonising' at all, the wider project is a complete fail despite all the money spent, making Bowen and co a bunch of liars.
2. All the jobs we've lost, the manufacturing and heavy industry, the offshoring of real productive capacity... all of the independence and sovereignty we've given up in the name of reducing Co2 emissions... has at BEST brought the INCREASE to a standstill... not reduced the Co2 emissions of Australia's economy.
3. it means that productive land is being 'locked up', land that was cleared and producing food and fibre is being left fallow or being planted with things that have no value to us EXCEPT that they take Co2 out of the atmosphere and the government is willing to pay you to do that.
I will note specifically that the biggest 'loser' besides land use, is electricity generation which is claimed to be 26.6% lower Co2 emissions today than it was in 2005 which sound impressive until you realise that means there's 73.4% still to go and we've already spent insane BILLIONS just getting to where we are, and the bit we've already done? That's the 'cheap' bit... from here each bit of 'progress' gets more expensive.
If you just look at the lovely green bar graph as it drops away you'd think WOW we're going great! if you just believed the nonsense 25% claims then you'd be conned into thinking that Australia is kicking goals.
The truth is we're just locking up productive land, calling it a 'carbon sink' and cooking the paperwork to make ourselves look good.
Australia is a fraud on the world stage, Bowen is a liar, emissions reductions are a failure, and it's time to admit the emperor has no clothes.
Project 800ppm all the way!
Qlder 🇦🇺🚜 🇬🇧 #NoDigitalID retweeted
The two-day inquiry into Labor’s internet laws has exposed the Digital Duty of Care as a trainwreck policy, which could censor content involving Jordan Peterson, Pauline Hanson, Mehreen Faruqi and the so-called manosphere. news24.com.au/politics/austr…
Qlder 🇦🇺🚜 🇬🇧 #NoDigitalID retweeted
And how exactly would the 'Manosphere' be defined if the government does go after it.
Is the @ChrisWillx podcast where he interviews philosophers, psychologists and all manner of other people, and speaks of the drive to improve one's self as a man to be hit for example...
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I told the Senate that this is the most extreme online censorship legislation ever. The government says it wants to protect kids. Its bill would allow it to wage info war and censor its populist enemies. The @AlboMP @AnikaWells psyop rests on fake news, fake polls, & fake NGOs.
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Labor’s digital minister Andrew Charlton sold his ‘consultancy’ business to Accenture in 2020 for 35 million, almost all of the price was for ‘goodwill’. He then worked for Accenture for a year before becoming the Labor MP for the then safe seat of Parramatta. Accenture get so many massive taxpayer funded contracts, like almost 100 million they got for the disastrous BOM website. That didn’t slow down further Govt contracts for Accenture. Now Qantas sack 850 workers and sling Accenture a vast sum to handle the jobs from India. We are so let down by our leaders.
#BREAKING Qantas, the “spirit of Australia,” will axe over 800 Australian jobs and send them to INDIA.
In a staggering betrayal of local workers, Qantas is slashing 850 Australian corporate roles after inking an outsourcing deal with Accenture to shift its office operations overseas.
The first to go is, finance, procurement, HR and marketing staff. The cull is expected to be finished by the middle of next year. This follows earlier job cuts at the Mascot head office.
CEO Vanessa Hudson said it’s “hard news” and she’s “sorry for the uncertainty.”
She claims it’s about efficiency, AI, and bizarrely “investing in our customers, our people and our future.”
The future’s obviously in India.
The same airline that previously told the Australian Services Union there was “no plan to offshore any Australian jobs” is now doing exactly that under a program called Project iQ.
Accenture has more than 84,000 staff in India. Qantas is using them because, in Hudson’s words, “we cannot hire at the pace this work needs.”
High fuel prices are being blamed, before she took a leaf out of Anthony Albanese’s book and also blamed the “war in the Middle East”
Capacity has already been cut. Now Australian workers are being cut too.
The ASU warned this would be a “deep breach of trust with the Australian public who have stuck by this airline.”
That moment has arrived.
I’ll never fly them again.
Qlder 🇦🇺🚜 🇬🇧 #NoDigitalID retweeted
Anthony Albanese’s claim he never loses his cool under pressure will be tested over the next fortnight as he defends his presence at climate change and regional summits in Turkey, The Philippines and China. Read the full comment: bit.ly/4AuhrgV
Qlder 🇦🇺🚜 🇬🇧 #NoDigitalID retweeted
When you step back and look at Australia's economy in per capita terms on a longer term time horizon, its clear how much it simply doesn't work for the average person.
A private sector economy that has barely grown in 12 years and flatlining household consumption growth.
Qlder 🇦🇺🚜 🇬🇧 #NoDigitalID retweeted
Here's an example of the cost of the CFMEU in Victoria.
It's directly from a quote to style finished apartments.
Non-union install cost: $ 10,395 + GST
Union install cost: $ 31,550 + GST
Qlder 🇦🇺🚜 🇬🇧 #NoDigitalID retweeted
Why the Newborn Stage is So Hard for Parents
For the first two months, there is no night and day, just rapid cycling between waking and sleeping, 24/7.
Parents, and mothers especially, benefit from strong support to get through the first months. Parents, grandmas and aunts can tag-team to take the baby for part of each day so that mothers can some uninterrupted sleep. Without support, sleep deprivation is certain and post-partum depression is likely. With support, those months manageable and parenthood is a wonderful experience.
By the third month, the baby is mostly sleeping through the night and things get much, much easier.
Qlder 🇦🇺🚜 🇬🇧 #NoDigitalID retweeted
Chris Bowen is spending millions on his COP ego trip.
Meanwhile it’s been reported power prices will double by 2029 because of Labor's energy policy failure.
Qlder 🇦🇺🚜 🇬🇧 #NoDigitalID retweeted
This is how stupid the Australian government is...
To hire a corporate worker at their headquarters in Melbourne, NAB has to pay a 4.85% payroll tax plus a 1.0% "Mental Health and Wellbeing Surcharge" (yes, really) straight to the Victorian government for every dollar paid to their employees. It's literally a penalty for hiring Aussies. If they pay an employee $100k in a year, they also have to pay $5,850 to the state government.
Meanwhile, NAB can offshore that exact same corporate role to India, Philippines, or anywhere else overseas. The cost of doing that? Zero. No more payroll tax, no penalties, no exit tax, and no more statutory overheads to the Australian government.
Every single state in the country has a payroll tax for large corporates. The rates range from 4.95% in South Australia all the way up to 6.85% for the ACT.
For NAB alone, they're forced to fork out $135 million a year in payroll taxes. They could hire well over 1,000 Aussies for that price. But the government can't help themselves. They need the tax money to blow on construction rorts and NDIS scams. That's how stupid our government is. They've given every major employer a massive incentive to offshore.
Qlder 🇦🇺🚜 🇬🇧 #NoDigitalID retweeted
Look at the dates on these posts. These evil people were slow walking a very specific narrative prio to Covid.
Qlder 🇦🇺🚜 🇬🇧 #NoDigitalID retweeted
Upon deeper analysis The Digital Duty of Care Bill seems designed as part of a global censorship push to introduce sweeping surveillance powers.
Incredible analysis from Margaret Chamber ( institute of Public Affairs) who has uncovered a hidden amendment to the Privacy Act which unleashes the eSafety Commissioner’s ability to gather massive information on people.
Where information on political views, biometric data, religious believes, ethnicity could be collected without consent and could be shared overseas with regulators like OfCom.
Qlder 🇦🇺🚜 🇬🇧 #NoDigitalID retweeted
The U.S has generated more productivity growth in the last 6 months than Australia has in the last ten years cumulatively.
h/t @KobeissiLetter
