Re: Aus Federal Politics thread (II)

by skully Mon 27 Jun 2011, 04:00

bodyline wrote:Have any of you read this book?

Different perspective on climate change.

Farken don't be silly, bl. The pinkos won't hear of any other argument other than the tosh the Vulture and her hand-picked group of experts are sprouting. Evil or Very Mad

This is them "LA-LA-LA-LA..."

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by horace Mon 27 Jun 2011, 04:01

given every 2nd book on that site seems to have been written, launched or reviewed by George Pell one wonders at the leaps in faith offered by the 'science'

by Paul Keating Mon 27 Jun 2011, 04:02

Idiot. Your side of politics had the same policy not long ago. Your hero, LJH, believes in it.

by skully Mon 27 Jun 2011, 04:03

Ooh, Ponts chucks a tanty and starts the name-calling. Laughing

How's it go, mate?

"LA-LA-LA-LA..."

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by bodyline Mon 27 Jun 2011, 04:05

Even Dick Smith acknowledges Paltridge - it is worth the read!

by Bradman Mon 27 Jun 2011, 04:06

G.Wood wrote:If we want to invest in CC we should be coming up with smart ways to help out the likes of China, India etc reduce their emissions

and then charge them for the assistance

then everyone is happy

Probably one of the more reasonable opinions expressed on this debate. Selling them uranium would achieve both goals. Unfortch not likely to happen whilst QLD is under the thumb of the coal sector.

by embee Mon 27 Jun 2011, 04:31

A couple of years ago I went to a dinner put on by the airconditioning industry in WA.

The guest speaker talked about the changes needed to make airconditioning (and the world generally) 'more carbon footprint friendly' ....given the number of revenue generating opportunities he gave from extra consultancies , re-designs , carbon trading etc ... then the Libs should be pushing the Climate Change barrow from that side and the Watermelons should be pushing it from the save the planet side and they should meet in the middle ...unfortunately somebody hasnt put it to Abbott in those terms

by G.Wood Mon 27 Jun 2011, 04:34

Bradman wrote:
G.Wood wrote:If we want to invest in CC we should be coming up with smart ways to help out the likes of China, India etc reduce their emissions

and then charge them for the assistance

then everyone is happy

Probably one of the more reasonable opinions expressed on this debate. Selling them uranium would achieve both goals. Unfortch not likely to happen whilst QLD is under the thumb of the coal sector.

Two weeks on the Sunshine Coast and I am thinking like a Billy

Time to go home methinks

by JGK Mon 27 Jun 2011, 04:35

Exactly right mb. And if our businesses start doing it first then we will have a great advantage in terms of skills when the rest of the world follows suit.

by bodyline Mon 27 Jun 2011, 04:35

G.Wood wrote:
Bradman wrote:
G.Wood wrote:If we want to invest in CC we should be coming up with smart ways to help out the likes of China, India etc reduce their emissions

and then charge them for the assistance

then everyone is happy

Probably one of the more reasonable opinions expressed on this debate. Selling them uranium would achieve both goals. Unfortch not likely to happen whilst QLD is under the thumb of the coal sector.

Two weeks on the Sunshine Coast and I am thinking like a Billy

Time to go home methinks

Noosa or further south.

by G.Wood Mon 27 Jun 2011, 04:40

Based at Maroochydore but have ventured up to Noosa serveral times

by bodyline Mon 27 Jun 2011, 04:50

G.Wood wrote:Based at Maroochydore but have ventured up to Noosa serveral times

Two weeks on the coast and you haven't been glassed or king hit? You must have nine lives.

by G.Wood Mon 27 Jun 2011, 04:57

I've been escorted around by a 120kg ex-bikie

by bodyline Mon 27 Jun 2011, 05:00

horace wrote:given every 2nd book on that site seems to have been written, launched or reviewed by George Pell one wonders at the leaps in faith offered by the 'science'

What's wrong old boy? Wouldn't George play with you?

by JGK Mon 27 Jun 2011, 05:03

bodyline wrote:
horace wrote:given every 2nd book on that site seems to have been written, launched or reviewed by George Pell one wonders at the leaps in faith offered by the 'science'

What's wrong old boy? Wouldn't George play with you?

Classy.

by Bradman Mon 27 Jun 2011, 05:11

G.Wood wrote:
Bradman wrote:
G.Wood wrote:If we want to invest in CC we should be coming up with smart ways to help out the likes of China, India etc reduce their emissions

and then charge them for the assistance

then everyone is happy

Probably one of the more reasonable opinions expressed on this debate. Selling them uranium would achieve both goals. Unfortch not likely to happen whilst QLD is under the thumb of the coal sector.

Two weeks on the Sunshine Coast and I am thinking like a Billy

Time to go home methinks

As the weather is for sh!t all over the country it's probably six of one and half a dozen of the other. This time of the year the Sunshine Coast is probably like home anyway with the number of mexicans soaking up what they believe is decent weather.

by skully Mon 27 Jun 2011, 05:12

G.Wood wrote:I've been escorted around by a 120kg ex-bikie

What's she like to be called?

by G.Wood Mon 27 Jun 2011, 05:29

Julia

by skully Mon 27 Jun 2011, 05:30

And in the role of Penny is G.Wood.

by bodyline Mon 27 Jun 2011, 05:32

skully wrote:
G.Wood wrote:I've been escorted around by a 120kg ex-bikie
What's she like to be called?

I was going to say Aunty jack!

by Bradman Mon 27 Jun 2011, 05:38

I flamed out on a triv quiz on ABC radio last night on the question of who played Aunty Jack.

by JGK Mon 27 Jun 2011, 05:47

The Tony Delroy one?

by Bradman Mon 27 Jun 2011, 05:54

Nah! It was a local program. I've given up on Delroy's. Great program but I either get in too early or after shouting at the radio whilst 'morons' can't answer obvious questions I get hit with something I know SFA about. (Thus a moron I spose)

by bodyline Mon 27 Jun 2011, 07:26

G.Wood wrote:If we want to invest in CC we should be coming up with smart ways to help out the likes of China, India etc reduce their emissions

and then charge them for the assistance

then everyone is happy

Biggest problem - China is one of the world leaders is green technology

by skully Mon 27 Jun 2011, 08:03

And China and India don't listen to us anyway.

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