By Vinay Kolhatkar
“It seems to me that widespread acceptance of the dogma about global warming has become one of the most just, costly, and undemocratic policy blunders in generations. The former is communism”.
Vaclav Klaus, October 19, 2010
Klaus was president of the Czech Republic from March 2003 to March 2013. This is probably the only time a head of government, while in powerhas openly challenged a story that has become so tried in culture as a scientifically proven fact that no other head of government can confront it head-on — to call it openly a dogma.
In this essay, we assume that the reader is already aware of the logic and evidence against the climate change narrative. However, if you are convinced of the scientific credentials of the climate change narrative, please refer to the Editor’s Note at the end of the essay on what moves. really declaredthen read Watts Up with thatthe The Galileo Movementor U.S. Senate Minority ReportAnd after that Make your own mind.
Scientific truth is not gathered by majority vote but by theory and evidence.
Suicide in Australia
On Saturday, May 21, 2022, Australia held its biennial federal election. As with most democracies, Australian politics is also governed by two major parties—Typically, on the one hand, a left-wing, union-backed party that has steadily increased its support for environmentalism activism, free trade agreements, and burning issues — The Australian Labor Party, and equally often, the other side — a religion (in Australia, Catholic) the conservative party, the “Liberal Party”, has taken steps to deviate from the classical liberal principles still represented as the foundation of its website. The Liberals have allied with the National Party, a strong regional party that is still conservative and somewhat protectionist and has restricted the Liberals from overcoming legislative climate activism, to save money. job savings in the countryside. Together, they were the National Union of Freedom (Alliance).
The election results have confounded even the most seasoned political pundits. Even when the exploration booths closed at 6 p.m. on the east coast, no one predicted what was to come. By 9 p.m., it was all over. The climate change story won, destroying the party in governance. Independent candidates have stolen votes even from the left-leaning Labor Party, but their theft from the Liberal Party is much larger and much more widespread, and the voters’ second and third priorities voters blocked the election for the Labor Party, winning just under 33% of the primary vote, a historic low. Independent candidates and minor parties won more than 30% of the primary vote, a historic high well above their trendline.
Winner
New Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (pronounced al-bah-now–understand, but the angular version ending in nee-zee is common in Australia) was sworn in on Monday morning, less than 48 hours after the polling booths closed. We don’t need about 12 weeks procedure as in the US for a new head of government to take office after an undisputed election.
Albanese grew up in a house rose apartment, raised by a single mother on disability benefits. Like when the American people elect a person of color to the presidency, this is at least worth noting, if not celebrating. He was also the first of a painless family to assume the highest office in the land. His new Secretary of State, Penny Wong, is a very intelligent and articulate long-term Labor fighter, half-blood and openly gay. Check a few more boxes. The two are close friends. She was also sworn in on Monday morning.
Within hours, Albanese and Wong were on a plane to Tokyo, to meet Fumio Kishida, Joe Biden and Narendra Modi for a meeting. Quad meet, a forum of four democracies (Japan, the United States, India, and Australia) to discuss “security issues” in the Pacific — specifically China unbridled ambition and commercial dominance.
However, on election night, in his acceptance speech, rising above the shouts of “Albo, Albo,” for which he is commonly known, Albanese announced its first policy initiative. himself – that he would end the “climate wars”. He will? He can?
Climate wars and the game “Net Zero Emission”
What are these Climate Council talk about the phrase real zero emissions:
Net zero emissions is the achievement of an overall balance between greenhouse gas emissions generated and greenhouse gas emissions released into the atmosphere.
We’ve got the technology we need to accelerate towards net zero emissions, including replacing coal and gas-fired power plants with cheap, clean and reliable renewable energy supported by storage technologies.
The Alliance has promised net zero emissions by 2050. However, within the Alliance, there are three cadres of politicians:
- People who discovered and ready to speak openly that human activity does not cause global warming, that humans cannot control the Earth’s surface temperature, and that current trends are not alarming.
- Those who have discovered the truth will pretend, for political purposes, that they accept “science” – that is, they accept real science, not climate alarmism, but let life converse in a way that could be seen as accepting the alarmist’s claims as true science. The group will enact minimal measures so as not to derail the economy while pretending to be “climate action”.
- People who actually believe everything the mainstream media says about human emissions and global warming.
The famous Liberal Party and a former prime minister, Tony Abbott, are among the second. It was only when he wasn’t involved in politics that Abbott stepped out of his closet and started tell the truth with power. It seems to me that Scott Morrison, who, as Treasurer, delivered a lamentation speech in Parliament, is playing the same game. However, some prominent Liberals, including former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and former leader John Hewson, seem genuinely convinced by the mainstream narrative.
But, as we said in open letter to Scott Morrison in April 2019The public is not fooled when acting is inconsistent with rhetoric.
Craig Kelly, a former libertarian congressman is among the first sparsely populated. He became blunt and forceful, laying out detailed charts, facts, and arguments. He has amassed a large following on Facebook. He was banned by Facebook for… you guessed it, “misinformation”. He was kicked out of the Liberal Party. Wikipedia has labeled him as “conspiracy theorist. “He was silent. But the whispers grew louder.
Leading up to the election, the internal contradictions were all too obvious. The pro-Left media took full advantage of that. Some National Party colleagues openly contradict the “net zero by 2050” stance Morrison has committed to Australia at 26order Climate conference in Glasgow 2021 (COP26). During the campaign, a Confederate candidate said have “wiggle room” in the net zero commitment, calling it “flexible plans” is not legislated.
Later, Senator Matt Canavan, a former Natural Resources Minister, told the ABC directly that the Morrison government had not established a formal emissions reduction trajectory and that no intention “Following a linear path like the Labor party” and beyond, that:
The other thing that needs to be said is that what is netless anyway is that they are all dead. Boris Johnson said he is pausing net zero pledges, Germany is building coal and gas infrastructure, Italy is reopening coal-fired power plants. That’s all the screaming bars here.
We are talking about something that is 28 years old. What will happen in 28 years time, or the policies that will happen in 10 or 20 years, I think, will depend on the Australian people in 10 or 20 years, some of whom may even do not vote. [now].
Meanwhile, Morrison has announced a $70 million hydrogen hub for Townsville, Queensland, and continues to clash with his outspoken colleagues in hopes of winning both sides in the climate war.
Labor policy, however, besides that countless allowances and big plansis to see Australia rejoining key trading partners in their ambitions to 2030, like Canada (with a similar economy) at 40-45%, South Korea at 40% and Japan at 46%. These are the cut targets, to keep Australia on track to zero by 2050.
The Coalition’s plan was to “kick the ball down the street” long enough to buy time. But without the obvious, real confrontation, the narrative of global warming, championless events goes uncompiled, and many have turned to falsehoods.
Blue things
The Greens are known to be the third largest political party in Australia (counting the Coalition as one, although they are technically two parties with a disputing agreement as one). The Utopian but erroneous Greens committed to outright subsidies for inefficient, unreliable energy sources and hefty fines, and ultimately, a ban on fossil fuels.
They are clear Speak so (emphasis mine):
Net zero by 2050 is not a climate goal, it is a death sentence.
We need to significantly reduce emissions in 2030, or too late.
That’s why we’re calling on Scott Morrison to put together a formal plan to be legislated to reduce Australia’s emissions. to 75% by 2030 and phase out coal and gas. Our future depends on it.
In the 2022 election, the National Greens primaries rose 1.9% to 12.3%.
The Teals and “Daddy’s Money Dealer”
In the political map of Australia, the leftist Labor party is shown in red (apt way). The Liberal Party (Union) is shown in blue, but they abandoned classical liberalism long ago.
Blue is the color between green and blue. The 22 new independents running for the lower house, calling themselves “little l” liberals with a climate agenda, wore blue outfits and jewelry (19 out of 22 were). women, called Morrison’s insensitive to victims of sexual misconductand expressed support for “gender equality”).
But the Teals are not conservative. Teal Zoe Daniels is accused of anti-Semitism after she signed the letter “doing better for Palestine”. Simon Holmes à Court, who sponsored her, also accused by Holocaust slurs.
To me, it looks like the cape is teal, but they are Green in their philosophy.
These independence sponsored in millions by a businessman invest in renewable energy. Simon Holmes à Court is the son (and one of four children, each inheriting part of the fortune) of Australia’s first billionaire Robert Holmes à CourtA self-made businessman died of a heart attack at the age of 53, in 1990.
Climate 200 is an Australian fund that “aim raise money for running candidates who want to advance climate policy, to more effectively reduce the country’s greenhouse gas emissions. ”
In 2022, Simon Holmes à Court relaunched Climate 200, fundraising group he founded just before the May 2019 federal election with backing from 35 investors, including tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes (who also pledge to destroy fossil fuels).
More about Holmes à Court and his strategies are here.
Well – it must be a thrilling ride for non-celebrity political virgins – Billionaires will help you erase a long political career and become a congressman… even a senator parliamentarian.
A win for billionaires
Read more in https://www.thesavvystreet.com/on-election-day-australia-commits-climate-suicide/
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