Thread: Climate Change and our Land of Fire, Flood and Drought.

Originally Posted by RANDLOVER

Aah but we can't talk about Land Rovers all the time and it's pro'ly healthy to get out of our echo chamber and hear some different views, and this is the "General" chat section.

I come here because I'm old enough to know there's a lot I don't know and the perspective of others can be enlightening. Also because I drive a landrover and this is a good place to get advice when it breaks down.

Originally Posted by Tombie

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Let’s talk Land Rovers and Grumpy chat

and sheds!

Originally Posted by Homestar

Thought we’d been over this plenty of times. The censorship performed by Mods and Admins isn’t to stop someone having their say and only showing one side to a story or anything, but to keep the place running as harmoniously as possible so as many can enjoy it as possible. To that end, Politics and Religion - the 2 most devisive subjects you can think of - are banned from discussion in the general forums. YOU KNOW THIS, so your comment Above itself is meant to elicit a response. Take your article to CA where it can be posted and discussed, not here. No one is forcing you to be here, but when you are, you - like everyone else - is expected to play by the rules - this place isn’t a democracy you know.

I think I know how Harry feels...………...Sorry, Mum. At least I asked this time.

It's good to see that someone in News Corp has rejected the misinformation it's papers have published, trying to blame the fires on a lack of hazard reduction and on arsonists, rather than the real cause, which is climate change, and had the guts to resign rather than be a party to the misinformation campaign.

News Corp employee lashes climate 'misinformation' in bushfire coverage with blistering email

News Corp employee lashes climate 'misinformation' in bushfire coverage with blistering email | Media | The Guardian

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

It's good to see that someone in News Corp has rejected the misinformation it's papers have published, trying to blame the fires on a lack of hazard reduction and on arsonists, rather than the real cause, which is climate change, and had the guts to resign rather than be a party to the misinformation campaign.

News Corp employee lashes climate 'misinformation' in bushfire coverage with blistering email

News Corp employee lashes climate 'misinformation' in bushfire coverage with blistering email | Media | The Guardian

I wish I'd posted that.

Bob10 you have already been warned.

So you think it is unusual that ONE employee is "woke" when most journalists live in the inner city bubble?

Oh come now.

I would be more surprised if a SMH or Guardian or ABC journalist came out and said that the Climate Change Hysteria was just that.

Just as a thought,. Do you ever read News.com.au. A Newscorp site that to me is a hotbed of woke views and Trump hating articles.

Regards PhilipA

I have to ask....what is "woke"?

Originally Posted by ramblingboy42

I have to ask....what is "woke"?

You've probably seen the word “

woke

” being used on Twitter and find yourself confused by what it

means

. According to

UrbanDictionary

, “

Woke

” refers to being in a state of awareness: “Being

Wokemeans

being aware..

Cheers,
Randy