Thread: Carbon Tax. Well someone had to bring it up!

Originally Posted by Chucaro

Impassioned Turnbull defends climate change science

Quote:

"Please Mr Turnbull, we need an inteligent oposition, put your name to be a leader again and remove Abbott"

I doubt Mr Turnbull attends this forum. He drives a Prius and lives in Vaucluse (or near there), sips skim milk latte and wonders what the poor masses will do without him.... And I doubt he'd ever own, let alone use a 4WD.

I've never met him, but I think he's a belter.


Matt.

In any case IMO he is a better option than Abbott who looks only for his own political interest and do not give a dam about Australia or the Liberal party.

I agree. I think that Turnbull is a far better option for the Liberal party than Abbott. I actually dont think that Turnbull fully agrees with the oppose at all costs policy of Abbott, and has a more sincere objective in politics. Mind you, this was not evident at all with the cash for cars debacle. I wondered this morning when I heard Turnbull if he would be taking the LP to the next election because I think that what we have seen of Abbott is probably all there is to Abbott, where Turnbull has more to offer, has done a lot of growing in Politics and is more sincere for a politician. Turnbull has as much backing within the party as what Abbott has and I think that he has much more appeal to the voter that looks beyond the mindless propaganda front of politics.

Go to YouTube

Search for & watch "Agenda 21 for dummies"

Then Google search Agenda 21 and educate yourself ...

... purley co-incidence ? .... I think not!

Originally Posted by Fluids

Go to YouTube

Search for & watch "Agenda 21 for dummies"

Then Google search Agenda 21 and educate yourself ...

... purley co-incidence ? .... I think not!

The video was from somebody called LiberalBias....... and it clearly showed an opposition to the Agenda 21. It just surprises me that if this is a fair view, then why did all of the countries of the UN still sign up. There must be more to the story.

An informative piece by Annabel Crabb on Abbott and carbon at: Freed from facts, Abbott goes ballooning - The Drum (Australian Broadcasting Corporation). Not very long, worth a read, light and entertaining.

Cheers
KarlB

Originally Posted by KarlB

An informative piece by Annabel Crabb on Abbott and carbon at: Freed from facts, Abbott goes ballooning - The Drum (Australian Broadcasting Corporation). Not very long, worth a read, light and entertaining.

Cheers
KarlB

That sad thing is that there are so many educated (and uneducated I guess) people out there that would rather believe the inconsistencies and lies rather than actually look at what is out there and searching beyond that which is not based on evidence.

Thank you Karl for the post.

Quote from the article:
In fairness, no-one can claim that Mr Abbott didn't warn us about this. Twelve years ago, during the republic referendum campaign, he did point out rather forcefully that politicians weren't to be trusted. In the first of two memorable interviews with Kerry O'Brien last year, he warned voters not to believe anything he said unless he put it in writing. In the second, he warned especially that he shouldn't be asked anything much about the internet, seeing as he knew diddly-squat about all that stuff (he is a papyrus-to-the-node kind of guy).
Mr Abbott, when interviewed in 2009 by Tony Jones about his thoughts on climate change, confessed to have read none of the IPCC report and just a bit of the sceptic Ian Plimer's book before arriving at his opinion that climate change was a bit overdone. "I don't claim to have immersed myself deeply in all of these documents," he told Jones. "But look, I think I am as well-versed on these matters as your average politician needs to be."

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The sad part it is that his popularity or the popularity of his ideas are a reflection to the intelligence of the electorade.