Today I wrote to the Prime Minister about his extremely offensive remarks referring to people who want greater financial flexibility in regards to childcare, as “cookers.”
Eisenhower warned about the military industrial complex and the cross of iron (a reference to William Bryan Jennings Cross of Gold speech implying all wars are banker wars). His foresight was very prophetic and wise.
Long story short, scientists can’t explain how CO2 can transfer significant amounts of heat to the rest of atmosphere because it doesn’t in fact do that. The Greenhouse Gas Effect is a lie.
Me: What standards do you put in place to ensure that foreign students have adequate English skills when they are undertaking studies.
Don’t forget the pacemakers!
In a recent RRAT inquiry I was shocked to discover that some pacemakers relied on the 3G network and there would need to be upgrades to the network to ensure they keep working for people in the regions.
We need to streamline the bureaucracy.
“Senator Rennick’s Twitter feed is a cacophony of conspiracy theories and attacks on people’s motives including our intelligence agencies, our health bureaucrats, our climate bureaucrats, the bureau of meteorology. And it’s not okay, someone’s gotta call it out, I’m calling it out, I welcome Mr Dutton calling it out. It’s not okay to question the patriotism or the efficacy of our intelligence agencies. He’s saying Covid was a conspiracy by our intelligence agencies? A serving senator of the alternative government, really.”
If Bank Executives want to be paid millions for managing a company they should also be fined millions for mismanaging it. You can’t privatise the upside and socialise the downside!
If there is one industry that could give the renewables or pharmaceutical rent seekers a run for their money it would have to be NDIS.
The idea that Private equity can treat people with disabilities as commodities is a joke. Why on earth would the government (Julia Gillard) privatise helping people with disabilities.
Last week I spoke about the importance of the American Revolution and the Declaration of Independence.
“Billions of dollars of investment in wind farms over several years have been unable to prevent a “drought” in wind power generation this quarter that has surprised the market and contributed to a squeeze on east-coast gas supplies inflating wholesale prices.
In the Senate I recently outlined why it is much better to invest in Nuclear power than “renewables.”
• Nuclear has a capacity factor of 92% as opposed to solar and wind which has a capacity factor between 20% and 30%. I.e it is more reliable
I recently called out UNESCOs threats and fear mongering about the Great Barrier Reef.
It should not be imposing harsh conditions on our farmers and tourist industry in particular in the name of climate change.
It’s always spin over substance!
1. The Head of the CSIRO is clueless. He clearly only answers questions that suit his narrative and takes everything else on notice. Whatever happened to accountability in answering questions.
Myself: Will the private sector step in and provide the battery power needed or will that be something that the taxpayer has to underwrite.
Today I wrote to the Prime Minister about his extremely offensive remarks referring to people who want greater financial flexibility in regards to childcare, as “cookers.”
Eisenhower warned about the military industrial complex and the cross of iron (a reference to William Bryan Jennings Cross of Gold speech implying all wars are banker wars). His foresight was very prophetic and wise.
Long story short, scientists can’t explain how CO2 can transfer significant amounts of heat to the rest of atmosphere because it doesn’t in fact do that. The Greenhouse Gas Effect is a lie.
Me: What standards do you put in place to ensure that foreign students have adequate English skills when they are undertaking studies.
Don’t forget the pacemakers!
In a recent RRAT inquiry I was shocked to discover that some pacemakers relied on the 3G network and there would need to be upgrades to the network to ensure they keep working for people in the regions.
We need to streamline the bureaucracy.
“Senator Rennick’s Twitter feed is a cacophony of conspiracy theories and attacks on people’s motives including our intelligence agencies, our health bureaucrats, our climate bureaucrats, the bureau of meteorology. And it’s not okay, someone’s gotta call it out, I’m calling it out, I welcome Mr Dutton calling it out. It’s not okay to question the patriotism or the efficacy of our intelligence agencies. He’s saying Covid was a conspiracy by our intelligence agencies? A serving senator of the alternative government, really.”
If Bank Executives want to be paid millions for managing a company they should also be fined millions for mismanaging it. You can’t privatise the upside and socialise the downside!
If there is one industry that could give the renewables or pharmaceutical rent seekers a run for their money it would have to be NDIS.
The idea that Private equity can treat people with disabilities as commodities is a joke. Why on earth would the government (Julia Gillard) privatise helping people with disabilities.
Last week I spoke about the importance of the American Revolution and the Declaration of Independence.
“Billions of dollars of investment in wind farms over several years have been unable to prevent a “drought” in wind power generation this quarter that has surprised the market and contributed to a squeeze on east-coast gas supplies inflating wholesale prices.
In the Senate I recently outlined why it is much better to invest in Nuclear power than “renewables.”
• Nuclear has a capacity factor of 92% as opposed to solar and wind which has a capacity factor between 20% and 30%. I.e it is more reliable
I recently called out UNESCOs threats and fear mongering about the Great Barrier Reef.
It should not be imposing harsh conditions on our farmers and tourist industry in particular in the name of climate change.
It’s always spin over substance!
1. The Head of the CSIRO is clueless. He clearly only answers questions that suit his narrative and takes everything else on notice. Whatever happened to accountability in answering questions.
Myself: Will the private sector step in and provide the battery power needed or will that be something that the taxpayer has to underwrite.
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