Such is the aura: Citizen Trump stymies the UN climate talks without even trying

Trump casts a shadow over UN meeting.

By Jo Nova

The whole world is waiting to see who wins the US Election

The annual UN junket-fest for climate troughers  — called COP 29 — starts the week after the US election. But this year things are running behind schedule as countries sit on their hands.

The oceans are boiling, the clock of doom is five seconds from midnight, and “renewables are cheap”, but if the largest economy in the world loses enthusiasm, so does everyone else. For some reason, the same cannot be said about the second, fourth and fifth largest economies.

No wonder they are so afraid of him.

Trump stalks global climate talks as COP29 draws near

By Nick Perry, The Japan Times

The prospect of Donald Trump returning as president is hanging over crucial U.N.-sponsored climate negotiations, with countries “holding back” their positions until they know who sits in the White House.

This year’s negotiations hope to increase money for poorer countries to handle climate change, but some governments have not proposed a concrete dollar figure, wary of committing too soon.

“Everybody is holding back until they know who gets elected,” said Mohamed Adow, a campaigner and head of research group Power Shift Africa.

Unlike most years, it’s two month ahead and the money is not on the table. The wheeling and dealing is not being done:

The months of lead-up sessions to COP29, which is being hosted this year in Azerbaijan, have been painfully slow even by the plodding standards of global climate diplomacy, participants say.

With just two months to go, there still isn’t an agreed definition of “climate finance” let alone how much should be paid, which countries should receive it and how, and who should be on the hook for it.

Some developing countries are demanding north of $1 trillion annually, a 10-fold increase on existing pledges.

If elected, Trump could slash funding for the climate and Ukraine, leaving the EU — which saw swings to the right in elections this year — footing the bill.

The EU are not so much worried that they might have to “foot the bill” — what scares them is that an unleashed United States will outcompete their own sabotaged economies, making them look like losers.  That will feed discontent and the rise of horrid far righty parties. (Those extremists that think men are men and fish don’t need wind turbines.)

We can take a tiny spec of comfort in this. It doesn’t mean Trump will win, but it means the Galactic Deep State Blob are still worried that he might. Democracy is not completely dead (yet).

Greg Sheridan explains the Australian situation, but it is the same in any Climate Patsy Land:

Why a Donald Trump White House spells disaster for Albanese [our Labor PM]

if Trump wins, suddenly Albanese’s energy policy will look even more unrealistic, and needlessly costly, than it does now. As it is, the world’s biggest greenhouse gas emitter, China, is increasing its fossil fuel use and not significantly reducing emissions. This is true, too, of fast-growing emitters such as India and Indonesia.

If the US at the level of national government turns against the climate action consensus, it will be extremely hard to argue that Australia must suffer vastly greater energy prices in order to keep faith with the allegedly global compact on climate change (which of course is not remotely global).

Just by running for office, Donald Trump is putting the brakes on some of the more flagrant climate payola, at least temporarily.   The Swamp Monsters don’t want to look too profligate lest he win, because when the brains, the factories and the profits all leave for The Land of The Free, it will make their own positions look so ridiculous.

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X-Class flare NASA Spoace Weather Prediction center.

https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/#

PS: Aurora Watch Active –– The Sun let off a large X4.5 flare on Sept 12th which is due to arrive in the next few hours, but the best guess (plus or minus a lot) is 21:00 UTC, which is 7am this morning in Sydney (so no good) and 5am in Perth and 5pm in New York. Hopefully friends in Europe get a nice show, or if it’s later, America too. It is being discussed on SpaceWeatherLive. To get an email or alarm when it arrives, sign up for The Glendale App. Otherwise, keep checking the App screen, EPAM (Low energy Electrons and protons Monitor) or magnetometers for the earliest warnings, which will come from satellites about 1.5 million kilometres away. At best we only get 45 mins to one hour of warning. It’s not much time to drive to a dark park on a hill facing south, or to move the moon out of the way.

Frankly it’s a bit of a scandal we haven’t got any space-drones closer to the sun so we get a few hours planning time. Priorities!

Perhaps someone could ask Elon?

 

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99 comments to Such is the aura: Citizen Trump stymies the UN climate talks without even trying

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    Tonyb

    There seems to be talk now of a second debate.

    trump did not do well on the first one responding to Harris baiting him and moderators who gave her an easy ride.

    She has not been subjected to any tough questions by the media and most who were objective would say she outperformed trump and was better prepared.

    Hopefully if there is a return match he can Harry her on matters of substance including the economy, immigration and Americas place in the world. If not, it is her election to lose and her minders are keeping a tighter rein on her than those advising trump.

    Perhaps there may be a rebound after the latest assassination attempt.

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      Hanrahan

      Why the refusal to capitalise Trump’s name?

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        tonyb

        Conspiracy theory? I was merely too lazy to press the caps key. Mind you my post was held in moderation so perhaps the algorithm this site uses has a problem?

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      TdeF

      The first debate was Trump’s second debate. He does not need a third.

      There was no debate! Kamala did not even answer the very first question. She was not fact checked once. It was a three person pile on.
      And she will do exactly the same in a her second, his third.

      Far worse, Kamala was exposed as having no policies at all. Her statements were policy free and meaningless. Personal attacks.

      And in closing Trump pointed out the absurdity of her claim to be a game changer while she and Biden are currently in power anyway. She must run on the existing policies or damn her own boss and herself.

      And his two most powerful messages. Kamala is a Marxist. And Biden hates her.

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      Graham Richards

      It wouldn’t me surprise to learn that Trump wanted a very close debate result, maybe even a loss.

      This man is normally 6 months ahead of the mob, maybe,, just maybe the first debate was a test to set up a wipe out in a second Trump / Harris debate. Just thinking!!

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        el+gordo

        Hopefully, the candidates deserve a second round and this time Donald will be better prepared.

        Climate change is not on the political agenda, he could say CO2 doesn’t cause global warming and as a consequence Net Zero is folly.

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          Leo G

          Hopefully, the candidates deserve a second round and this time Donald will be better prepared.

          Each candidate seems to have a basis to claim they won the debate.

          The main target audience for presidential debates is undecided voters- who appear to have given Trump the win.

          Harris clearly was targeting the more tremulous of her own base- projecting the power to manipulate from within the MSM defensive wall. No regrets cheating wins the base.

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            el+gordo

            Down on the hustings looking for the elusive undecided.

            ‘According to a poll from FiveThirtyEight, 57% of debate watchers nationally said Harris turned in the better performance; only 34% said Trump did.
            ‘For undecided voters, Hagle believes these performances may not be enough to lean one way or another.

            “Some of these folks basically don’t like any of the candidates. They think it’s all kind of a scam or something of that nature, or it doesn’t make much of a difference, and so they’ll have a tendency to just say, ‘I’m not going to bother.’ And that’s why the campaigns have to work particularly hard to turn out those folks,” Hagle said. (We are Iowa)

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    Peter C

    most who were objective would say she outperformed trump and was better prepared.

    Who are these objective observers?

    Even American main stream media ( who are totally biased against Trump )seemed to agree that Kamala did not answer any questions with any detail or substance!

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    Dave in the States

    With just two months to go, there still isn’t an agreed definition of “climate finance” let alone how much should be paid, which countries should receive it and how, and who should be on the hook for it.

    This is what it is really about. It always has been. All the sciencey stuff is just a façade.

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      Ted1

      It is all about how much money the US will continue to kick in.

      I wouldn’t be surprised even if Kamala does win she might adopt some of Trump’s policies.

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    StephenP

    Who gets the climate finance and what do they spend it on.
    How much of it slips through the cracks??

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      David Maddison

      Yes, and like the billions of dollars sent to Ukraine or terrorists in Gaza, it will be unaudited and unaccounted for. Nor do Western Governments want it audited because they know it’s going into the private pockets of corrupt “leadership”.

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    Penguinite

    Bête noire (“black beast” in French, meaning something that is an object of aversion or the bane of one’s existence) No wonder they want to eliminate El Trumpo!

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    Neville

    Strange how all the intelligent developing economies are building so much of the new,reliable base-load energy while so much of the developed world are trying to build toxic, unreliable disasters like W & S.
    The 14 billion tons of extra non OECD co2 emissions will increase over the next 30 years and the OECD countries will be very weak and very vulnerable and have much lower standards of living.
    Hopefully electoral cycles will fix some of our problems, but there will be more trillions of $ wasted down the drain if we don’t act soon.

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      David Maddison

      and the OECD countries will be very weak and very vulnerable and have much lower standards of living.

      And that is exactly the plan, aided by a vast slave army of “useful idiots” of the Left acting as a fifth column in the West.

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        John in NZ

        It’s the only explanation that makes sense.

        Otherwise, a whole lot of powerful people all went insane at the same time.

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    Bruce

    Supplementary:

    “To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize.”

    Voltaire.

    Or, more recenty; Rowan Atkinson:

    “The freedom to criticize ideas, any ideas – even if they are sincerely held beliefs – is one of the fundamental freedoms of society. It all points to the promotion of the idea that there should be a right not to be offended. But in my view the right to offend is far more important than any right not to be offended. The right to ridicule is far more important to society than any right not to be ridiculed because one in my view represents openness – and the other represents oppression”

    And from “anon”:

    “Offence cannot be given, only taken”.

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      Lawrie

      So very true Bruce. Notice how real anthropologists are ignored in favour of truth tellers when it comes to Aboriginal history. The truth in this case would destroy the narrative but at the same time might well inform the policies that would keep Aboriginal women and children safe. There would be much offence taken when sound advice is given.

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      wal1957

      Who would have thought that Rowan Atkinson, best known as Mr Bean would be one of the best debaters/truth tellers about the unviability of unreliables and the dangers to free speech.
      Having a master’s degree in electrical engineering provides him with the knowledge and credibility that I wish some of our politicians had.
      At this stage the pollies have dug themselves a hole so deep that I think our only way out of the unreliables fiasco is for deadly/costly blackouts to occur.
      Maybe the people will wake up to the scam then, or maybe I’m just dreamin’.

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        Ted1

        Blackouts do appear to be the trigger needed for a tipping point.

        So the sooner they happen the less the ultimate damage will be.

        How much invisible blacking out are we already getting in load shedding?

        What is this costing?

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    Greg in NZ

    The phrase ‘space-drones’ sums up perfectly Jo’s image of all those suits sitting around the table:

    Drone, to utter a monotonous sound;
    (figurative) an idle, useless person.
    Space, a blank interval.
    UN, to express negation, separation or reversal.

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    Ossqss

    We lost STEREO behind about 8 years ago and never replaced the eye behind the Sun.

    https://stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov/status.shtml

    FYI, the largest X level event we have witnessed was estimated at X45 after reanalysis.

    You read that right.

    https://www.livescience.com/space/the-sun/historic-space-photo-a-monstrous-halloween-storm-explodes-from-the-sun

    https://spaceweatherarchive.com/2021/10/28/the-day-earth-lost-half-its-satellites-halloween-storms-2003/

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    Tony Dique

    And the thing is, this should all have been sorted already, if they hadn’t stolen 2020.
    How different would the world be right now?

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    Kim

    wrt Oz: Electricity is primarily a states’ responsibility so why should federal and international affairs effect it?!

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      yarpos

      Federally because they set (tilt?) the playing field that the electricity market operates in.

      Internationally because politicians like to look good, it doesn’t matter if things actually work. You can’t participate in the feel good gravy train of COP meetings, conferences, grants and the networking opportunities that can lead to that next cushy climate agency/UN/board appointments if you aren’t actively mouthing the words and being seen to play the game. Matt Kean is a current example, Ardern, Flannery etc. Wouldnt surprise me if Bowen actually scored a role , as ridiculous as that seems. That’s not even mention the highly paid wasters at most of the climate alphabet agencies, the CSIRO and the BOM. It’s a big industry that achieves nothing positive.

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      RickWill

      The State monopoly on electricity generation had to be put aside to achieve the national grid.

      Up until NEMMCO was formed. the States could charge wheeling costs to customers buying power in another State so the prices worked out at the same despite starting at lower cost at the point of generation. The wheeling charge was for just because they had the monopoly of cross boundary transmission of power.

      A company could own a power station in Queensland and a business in NSW using the power from Queensland but NSW could charge a wheeling charge based on zero logic but because the business was located in NSW.

      NEMMCO broke the state monopoly ion power generation across boundaries and the poles and wires businesses had to charge equitable rates for all customers. NEMMCO predated AEMO.

      Electricity is an industry trading across state boundaries and it makes sense that Federal Government are involved in its regulation.

      The national market operated from the early 1990s and electricity prices reduced to 2000 before the “renewables” theft was introduced.

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    Neville

    Trump should refuse to debate Harris again, unless FOX News is given the job.
    The left wing moderators of any other News service will always be heavily biased against Trump and will always be soft on Harris.

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      Ross

      He’s already stated he’s not doing another “debate”.

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      Ronin

      The dems have had their ‘team’, CNN and ABC , now it’s Foxs turn.

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      KP

      Give it to Joe Rogan & Elon Musk to run!

      Even better, let President Putin be the only moderator and ask whatever questions he feels important. He’s already said he hopes Kamala wins, so we know his bias and he won’t have to hide it!

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    Hanrahan

    If elected, Trump could slash funding for the climate and Ukraine,

    I accept that Trump will probably put the doomsayers under more scrutiny but I not heard that he will abandon Ukraine, from his own mouth. Jake Broe and other bloggers are having a hatefest about this but my impression is that he has no idea how things will look next Jan so is being non-committal.

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    TdeF

    Most importantly, Trumps enemies are known.

    Iran who fears their war in the Middle East will come to an aburpt stop, their oil sales, their munitions sales.

    China which needs the US as their major market. Who else is crazy enough to buy windmills and their electric cars and fund their viral research and host their spies?

    Ukraine who need more weapons and cash and soldiers and long range missiles in their forever war.

    Washington, DC, the FBI, CIA, NSA all of whom will be exposed. There is no way Crooks would have been on that roof without help and everyone looking the other way. A Butler SWAT policeman stopped the shooting and only then an FBI sniper who shot Crooks so he couldn’t talk.

    Trumps’ enemies are everywhere. Too many people with too many skeletons. And their current and former bosses in the White House.

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      Ronin

      I hope Trump finds that citizen who saw the perp escape and snapped a pic of the getaway car and number plate, and gifts him a lifetime membership of Trumps golf club, he’s earned it, without his photo, the idiots would have nothing at all, except the rifle and the other junk.

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        TdeF

        Interesting. This was no would be Ukraine war hero. He planned to murder and escape with the film of his feat. Which is why he nearly did because unlike Crooks, apart from cold blooded murder, his two concerns were the film and his escape. Crooks had no camera and no escape plan. And everyone knew he was on the roof except the FBI.

        Number filed off the Chinese made gun, so he meant to leave it. Did not intend to take anything but the Go Pro camera, which means he wanted to film it. That may be why he wanted Trump closer for his video and what ultimately saved Trump’s life, the movie and the ego of the shooter. And he wore only a T Shirt, dress lightly and left everything at the scene. Stolen number plates. A clean shaven anonymous summer tourist. He was fifty miles away when stopped. And played dumb.

        They could prove nothing. He thought. Apart from one witness with a phone. And amazingly they flew the witness to the arrest scene for an ID of the vehicle at least. He would have been very surprised. It was a clean anonymous getaway. He thought.

        He was a violent gun toting mercenary well known to both the Ukranians and the Democrats. But did he have a phone call/message to tell him about the unscheduled golf game? Everything points to Ukraine/FBI/Democrats. And the FBI will handle the case. As usual. Epstein, Clintons, Hunter laptop, Weinstein laptop (Uma Amadeen, Hillary). There is no mess the FBI cannot clean up.

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          TdeF

          You have to love the brazenness of Time magazine, a magazine subscription I maintained for decades, to get a view of the world.
          Totally captured by leftists. They could find no political alignment for the murderer, “ideology unclear”. Incredible.

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          mawm

          It is beginning to look as if local law enforcement are taking measures to prevent the FBI from hiding evidence. They cannot hide the identification of the shooter now.

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    Ronin

    Once again the Keystone Kops masquerading as the USS showed their incompetence by NOT SECURING THE PERIMETER.
    The personnel actually on the ground seem genuine, willing to shield the ex President with their bodies, it’s the clowns further up the pole that are slack or missing in action.
    Will the new head of the SS fall on his sword and resign.

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    Ted1

    Ask Elon?

    If it pays he will do it.

    Is it worth a Gofundwho?

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    Ronin

    China, fed up with the outbreak of thousands of EV fires has started banning the parking of these incendiary devices in underground car parks, as well as Escooters and other lithium primed devices.

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    Saighdear

    I just had to switch it off – OFF ( ie changed to another Satellite station. ) German TV ( ARD ??) was broadcasting something about Science and how the public perceived it ? 100 things….Anyroad, I came in on it – Blabbing about Climate change and was it manmade ,the Sun, or a 3rd thing … TO a Person, all voted Manmade. And then they proceeded to knock a AfD Wifie telling it as it is – the Sun , stupid, or words to that effect – Much eyes rolling in the audience, etc and laughter. I had enough. And what did the Inglish like in their Oddie Adverts yeeerz ago ? 4-sproong dour k tekneek …. That was bad then. and no, its is NOT Lock Ness or Edding burg, either …. TV OFF and fix the Meat slicer! and now reading this before Bed ! It’s a Long Battle ahead.

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    david

    It was not a debate. It was an interrogation (of Trump). Even then he did not lose. Most of the media wanted to proclaim Harris the winner no matter what.

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    Honk R Smith

    I just figured out why the UAPs are showing up.
    Donald Trump is a threat to the galaxy.

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      Honk R Smith

      And I just heard on MSNBC … he is also a threat to the large and small Magellanic Clouds.
      Andromeda is safe.
      But only for the next 2.9 million years.

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      TdeF

      Is this right? “An unidentified flying object (UFO), or unidentified anomalous phenomenon (UAP), is any perceived airborne, submerged or transmedium phenomenon that cannot be immediately identified or explained.”

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      TdeF

      My father owned a Ford Galaxy. I thought it was a bit of an exaggeration. But then came Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and Ford Prefect. Now a Trump Galaxy would be a huge multistorey car with trailer.

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    John Galt III

    Uranium spot price when Trump elected – US$15.00 lb.

    Today – US$80.00 lb.

    Old high of US$140.00 a shoe in if he is elected by end of his term.

    The world is figuring out nuclear power is the answer. 60 nuclear plants under construction mostly in China, India etc. That will change.

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      TdeF

      Australia must stop exporting coal, gas, iron ore and now Uranium. It’s the only way we can save the planet. For China.

      We will earn all our foreign currency with Chinese student fees. At least that’s the Canberra plan supported by endless university boards and multi millionaire Vice Chancellors.

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    Penguinite

    UK to ask Australia to join global clean power alliance
    In his first major policy speech, UK Foreign Secretary will ask allies to join a British-led clean energy transition to wind, solar, hydrogen and nuclear across the world.

    Better not sign onto this dumb idea Albo!

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    Penguinite

    Has anyone sighted the report in todays early Australian pertaining to the Dan Andrews car accident by ex police commissioner? It has now disappeared from view

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    LOL. How ironic that COP29 is being held in Oil rich Azerbaijan. Maybe it will end up being a COP out 29………..

    Oil-rich Nations Launch ‘Pushback’ against Fossil Fuel Phase-out –

    Azerbaijan, which is heavily reliant on oil and gas exports economically, is seen as reluctant to champion a further shift away from oil and gas.

    One negotiator from a major western country said that “there’s clearly pushback by some countries” in discussions about the fossil fuels agreement.

    https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2024/09/17/oil-rich-nations-launch-pushback-against-fossil-fuel-phase-out/

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    Neville

    Here’s the latest UN projections for global population by—–

    2030= 8.56 billion

    2050= 9.6 billion.

    2100= 10.1 billion.

    Again, this just proves that so called net zero is a very sick joke and developing countries will continue to rapidly increase the use of fossil fuels and AI will further blow out the demand for a lot more energy by 2030 and by 2050 and by 2100.
    Of course the cost of unreliable, toxic W & S would be a global environmental disaster and all for zero change and would cost about 215 Trillion $ according to Bloomberg’s teams best guesstimate.
    And the Australian net zero cost would be about 2 Trillion $ according to their ABC and would destroy up to 28,000 klms of our land and sea environments.
    All all this toxic waste of Trillions of $ and all for zero change to our temperature, weather and climate.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_past_and_projected_future_population

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      Neville

      Just a quick calculation from our Aussie cost of 2 Trillion $ for net zero.
      Aussies emit about 1% of global human co2 emissions, so the cost for all the other countries should be 100 times our 2 Trillion $ = 200 Trillion $.
      And of course a total waste of time and money. IOW all for SFA change for anything useful at all.

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        TdeF

        Zero change. We humans CANNOT change CO2. It is 98% a freely dissolved ocean based gas with a vapour pressure set by the kinematics of evaporation across the 72% of the planet which is ocean.

        Growing trees has no effect on CO2, so Australia’s legislated Carbon Credits 2011 are just science nonsense.

        From 1988 to 2014 NASA discovered increased CO2 means more trees in near exact proportion.

        And in this graph, try to spot the effect of 500,000 Windmills or even of China on almost constant atmospheric CO2 for the last 50 years.

        There is almost zero fossil fuel CO2 in the air. And even if there was, that’s a good thing after the last ice age. The history of Europe and America really only started 6,000 years ago as 1km of ice melted. Are any of these places with 60% of the world’s population really scared of a hot summer and warmer winter? Really? The land’s springing back faster than any sea rise.

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          TdeF

          And as 98% of the CO2 is from overseas, why are we bothering? We should be demanding damages, reparations from everyone else! Especially China. Even the breath of their 1.4Billion people exceeds our total Co2 output. (an increase of a billion people in 100 years, thoughtlessly)

          We should demand reparations from China at the UN. No need to mention the Wuhan Flu. That was an American frozen chicken.

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      Leo G

      … so called net zero is a very sick joke and developing countries will continue to rapidly increase the use of fossil fuels

      The “joke” is that net zero is a novel way to ration energy, increase the real cost of energy, reduce a country’s productivity, and increase net foreign debt.

      It is promoted as a means of significantly reducing human-caused carbon dioxide emissions, but actually involve increases in emissions to eventually (hopefully) achieve a net reduction.

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    Old Goat

    It’s all about the money folks . They want to know if the tap is being turned off and if Trump wins that’s likely . Climate Change is a UN boondoggle and its in trouble due to the massive debt levels of the countries controlling it . The can kick the can down the road for only so long. The current wars are in terminal phase for the same reason . If we have a “Carrington event” the excreta is in the fan as it will take out massive amounts of everyday electronics which will be “the perfect storm”. Slowly at first ,and then all of a sudden…

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    TdeF

    Just in “Hillary Clinton: Trump’s ‘Politics of Hate and Division’ Puts America’s Security in Danger”

    I would have thought that Hillary Clinton’s politics of hate and division put Trump’s life in danger.

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    Penguinite

    AUKUS is not in Australia’s interests – a vitriolic response by Labor’s elder statesmen is fully justified! Paul Keating, Bob Carr seem to have jangled a few security establishment nerves with their critique of the AUKUS submarine deal as having profound negative implications for Australia’s security and sovereignty.

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      Why listen to two LayBore ‘has beens’ who are making more money above their Parliamentary Taxpayer funded Pensions by being close to the Chinese Authoritarian Guv’ment?

      Paul Bleating and Second Hand Carr. Go away and keep sulking.

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        KP

        ALL ex-PMs and MPs who have lost their seats should never be in public again!

        They were booted out because of what they did, end of story, we never want to hear from them again!

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      TdeF

      Yes, they are friends of China.

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    David Maddison

    Quotes from the Left encouraging a Trump assassination as quoted by Senator Babet (United Australia Party, Sicktoria).

    The Democrats, the media and left wing celebrities are responsible for the assassination attempts on President Trump.

    They all helped to create an environment in which a first and second (likely third) assassination attempt was bound to take place.

    They purposefully created and curated an atmosphere in which attempts on their political opponent’s life was all but guaranteed.

    They called him Hitler, Mussolini, a threat to democracy and much much worse.

    They did this on purpose, by design. These people are disgusting pieces of filth.

    God save Donald Trump. Trump 2024.

    Kamala Harris: “Trump is a threat to our democracy and fundamental freedoms.”

    Kamala Harris: “It’s on us to recognize the threat [Trump] poses.”

    Kamala Harris: “Does one of us have to come out alive? Ha ha ha ha!”

    Joe Biden: “It’s time to put Trump in a bullseye.”

    Joe Biden: “I mean this from the bottom of my heart: Trump is a threat to this nation.”

    Joe Biden: “There is one existential threat: it’s Donald Trump.”

    Joe Biden: “Trump is a genuine threat to this nation … He’s literally a threat to everything America stands for.”

    Joe Biden: “Trump and MAGA Republicans are a threat to the very soul of this country.”

    Joe Biden: “Trump and the MAGA Republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic… and that is a threat to this country.”

    Tim Walz: “Are [Republicans] a threat to democracy? Yes. … Are they going to put peoples’ lives in danger? Yes.”

    Gwen Walz: “Buh-bye, Donald Trump.”

    Rep. Nancy Pelosi: “[Trump] is a threat to our democracy of the kind that we have not seen.”

    Rep. Jasmine Crockett: “MAGA in general — they are threats to us domestically.”

    Rep. Dan Goldman: “He is destructive to our democracy and … he has to be eliminated.”

    Disgraced Harris staffer TJ Ducklo: “Trump is an existential, urgent threat to our democracy.”

    Top Harris surrogate Liz Cheney: “Trump presents a fundamental threat to the republic and we are seeing it on a daily basis.”

    Rep. Steve Cohen: “Trump is an enemy of the United States.”

    Rep. Maxine Waters: “Are [Trump supporters] preparing a civil war against us?”

    Rep. Maxine Waters: “I want to know about all of those right-wing organizations that [Trump] is connected with who are training up in the hills somewhere.”

    Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz: Trump is an “existential threat to our democracy.”

    Rep. Adam Schiff: Trump is the “gravest threat to our democracy.”

    Rep. Gregory Meeks: “Trump cannot be president again. He’s an existential threat to democracy.”

    Rep. Dan Goldman: “Trump remains the greatest threat to our democracy.”

    Rep. Jake Auchincloss: “What unifies us as a party is knowing that Donald Trump is al existential threat to Democracy.”

    Rep. Abigail Spanberger: “Trump is a threat to our democracy … the threats to our democratic republic are real.”

    Rep. Annie Kuster: “Trump and his extreme right-wing followers pose an existential threat to our democracy.”

    Rep. Becca Balint: “We cannot underestimate the threat [Trump] poses to American democracy.”

    Rep. Jason Crow: “Trump is an extreme danger to our democracy.”

    Rep. Raul Grijalva: “Trump is an existential threat to American democracy.”

    Sen. Michael Bennet: Trump is “a threat to our democracy.”

    Rep. Stacey Plaskett: Trump “needs to be shot.”

    Rep. Steven Horsford: “Trump Republicans are a dangerous threat to our state.”

    Rep. Gabe Vasquez: “Remove the national threat from office.”

    Rep. Mike Levin: “Donald Trump is a threat to our nation, our freedom, and our democracy.

    Rep. Eric Sorensen: “He is the greatest threat to law and order we have in our country.”

    Rep. Greg Landsman: “The threat is not over.”

    Rep. Pat Ryan: “Trump is an existential threat to American democracy.”

    Rick Wilson, The Lincoln Project: “They’re still going to have to go out and put a bullet in Donald Trump.”

    Former Harris-Biden staffer Kate Bedingfield: Democrats should “turn their fire on Donald Trump.

    Rep. Hakeem Jeffries: “We must stop [Trump].”

    Rachel Vindman, wife of disgraced impeachment hoax ‘witness’: “No ears were harmed. Carry on with your Sunday afternoon.”

    Rep. Mikie Sherrill: “This really seems to be the confluence of two very bad things going on in the Republican Party … the attempts to divide, to enrage the population.”

    State Rep. Steven Woodrow (D-CO): “The last thing America needed was sympathy for the devil but here we are.”

    Lester Holt, NBC Nightly News: “Today’s apparent assassination attempt comes amid increasingly fierce rhetoric on the campaign trail. Mr. Trump, his running mate JD Vance, continue to make baseless claims…”

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    Ed Zuiderwijk

    When Trump is elected then on his first day in office he will ditch the US participation in the Paris agreement. With immediate effect, no notice period. Why? Because he gave notice 6 years ago and anything that Biden cs have done in the meantime is irrelevant. Thus, not a single US $ from day one. That is wat worries the grifters most.

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      Honk R Smith

      The grift is just ancillary.
      Booty for the hired mercenaries to keep the pirate ship loyal.
      The real purpose is the creation of global legal structures which supersede nation states.
      The Pandemic was the first flight test.
      It flew.

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    Mark Smith

    For things to really change in Australia, it would have to cause seismic changes in Labor and Liberals.

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      KP

      Probably the same for all the West, the two parties swapping power have no differences in attending international cocktail parties with their peers while lording over the peasants and great unwashed, and no differences in doing what the WEF tell them to do.

      Any differences in the lead-up to an election are illusory!

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    Penguinite

    https://www.skynews.com.au/australia-news/politics/expert-review-into-daniel-andrew-car-crash-that-hospitalised-teenage-cyclist-accuses-victoria-police-of-engaging-in-overt-cover-up-to-protect-expremier/news-story/548b88012abd15624c477888bd8fdd85

    Dan Andrews and his lying wife were identified as Perverting the course of Justice but are unlikely to see the inside of a cell as the 2013 incident won’t reach the High Court until mid-2025. The cops that facilitated their crime have been promoted.

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    John Connor II

    Frankly it’s a bit of a scandal we haven’t got any space-drones closer to the sun so we get a few hours planning time. Priorities!

    This blog has been hijacked!
    Jo, the real one, would never post that.
    The transit time of solar events, like light, is 8 minutes.
    The average pleb is 2 DECADES behind reality.
    Even if the masses had a whole week, what would they do?

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    Yonason

    Slightly off-road…

    I just stumbled on Peter Ridd’a YouTube channel. No doubt many here already know about it, but in case there are any others like myself who were unaware of it, here it is.
    https://m.youtube.com/@reefrebels

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    Yonason

    Enjoy! 😃

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    exsteelworker

    This is exactly the reason why the deep state swamp want to take Trump out. Billions,TRILLIONS of deep state swamp rats dollars are at stake. Please Yanks, vote Trump biggly.Otherwise welcome to 1984.

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    yarpos

    All sounds a bot like one of those vacuous “dont let your mascara hold you back TV adverts”

    Seriously, if what they wanted to do made sense, actually worked and was really for the common good it would surge ahead on its own momentum. Instead they appear to be acknowledging that their nonsense is all built on a house of cards easily disrupted by one person, or even the threat of that one person coming to power.

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