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Showing posts with label ALP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ALP. Show all posts
Wednesday, 19 December 2018
The Fake Side Of Climate Change
The climate has always changed and there is nothing mankind can do to stop it and no reason to. We'd be better off looking for real ways to stop destroying the environment, not fake ones that involve buying carbon credits and pretending it helps.
Saturday, 19 November 2016
Trumping The Polls
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The US presidential election has shown us something, it’s
ultimately the people who can decide an election, not the political
establishment, social activists and certainly not the media.
All kinds of tricks are used in elections such as calling a
certain candidate’s supporter’s names or saying the polls have said who the
winner will be while suggesting the polls are never wrong.
But wrong they are and they were wrong big time. Before the US
election Hillary was said to be the winner by a massive margin and as we know
that did not happen.
Many polls, such as this one by Huffington Post, declared Hillary the winner before the actual election
Now there’s mock soul searching by the media and others on
why it did not go how they had wanted it to. They’re blaming non-existent
racism, misogyny, they’ll probably even blame George Bush.
What it really comes down to is more and more people are
waking up to how they are being manipulated and used to keep an elite group of
people firmly entrenched in their in lording over us while ripping us off in
the process.
Polls may be useful in gauging public views on various
issues but as an election tool they are a load of nonsense designed to sway
your vote and create talking points for election news shows.
So next time around completely ignore the social activists along with the media and their fantasy world polls.
It’s your vote, not theirs. Vote wisely and vote like you mean it.
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Wednesday, 28 September 2016
Weathering The Current Climate
There’s a large storm brewing in South Australia that will
also affect most of the country. I’m wondering how many blackouts South
Australia will have to deal with as a large amount of their electricity is
generated by so called renewable sources.
Wind turbines which aren’t the most
efficient form of energy generation at the best of times aren’t able to operate
in high winds (although fees are still paid to the operators!) and of course
solar power is useless when there is no sun.
It’ll be interesting to see how many climate alarmists go on
about the storm (a weather event) being the result of climate change (which is they
claim is completely separate from the weather) and claim carbon taxes would
have somehow stopped it.
If the climate alarmists line is to be believed , the Earth’s
climate was static and tranquil until industry started and then everything went
crazy.
Of course we know it’s the climate alarmists anti CO2 line
that is crazy along with their expectation we’ll believe all the climate fairy
tales they make up.
Sunday, 18 September 2016
The Mythical Gender Pay Gap
We hear about the mythical pay gap again. It’s
been shown up for the nonsense that it is over and over and over again.
First of all it’s illegal to pay women less than men and it has
been illegal for quite some time.
If it was really cheaper to hire women then the workforce
would be full of women. After all businesses exist to make money, they aren’t
some big men’s club out to forward some great male patriarchy. If it was
cheaper to hire women they would hire them because lower expenses mean higher
profits.
Some have complained how the physical requirements for some
jobs discriminate against women and that standards should be lowered. If that
were the case then businesses would actually be forced to hire more people to
make up for a strength shortage and probably go out of business from carrying
too high an overhead.
Firefighting is one of these areas that require great strength.
From holding a fire hose (it isn’t a garden hose!) to carrying people out of a
building. You can’t have people underperforming in disaster situations because
they themselves become a liability and put other lives at risk. You have to be
up to the task and it’s a task many men aren’t up to either. You can’t have two
people carrying an average sized person down a ladder. If anyone has any
complaints, refer them to nature. It’s down to evolution as to why some people
can’t do certain jobs, not some male patriarchy holding people back.
Men earn more? The gender earnings presented are a
collective measure which doesn’t tell you what’s really going on. What it’s
down to is the choices many women make from working less hours to raising their
children to not wanting to put in the long hours sometimes required to make the
big money.
The left bleat about that as well as if those choices are
not the best ones to make. From that you could say the left actually don’t want
women to make decisions for themselves.
There are many women out there who earn more than men and
there are plenty of well-paying heavy jobs many men are not likely to be hired
for. Is it any benefit to them they are on the winning side of this so called
gender pay gap?
“Geez, I don’t earn anywhere near as much as that lady down the road. She has lots of nice things and I’m barely getting by but hey, at least I’m on the winning side of the gender pay gap………….”
“Geez, I don’t earn anywhere near as much as that lady down the road. She has lots of nice things and I’m barely getting by but hey, at least I’m on the winning side of the gender pay gap………….”
The gender pay gap argument put forward does
nothing but cause division and distract people
from the real problems we are facing.
Sunday, 7 August 2016
Social Media, A Tool For Effective Action
People get on social media and say politicians are out of
touch. What we need to ask those people is did they actually communicate with
their local member? Your local member will not know what your concerns are if
you don’t tell them.
After all, while your local member is doing what they can to serve their electorate they are unlikely to be following
you on Facebook or waiting on the edge of their seat for you to say something
on Twitter. You can’t really call them out of touch if you don’t tell them what
you think, how are they supposed to know otherwise? Don’t sit back and let the
media or others dictate to them, they need to hear from the Australian
people.
No need to be rude or insulting, just tell them what you
think and tell them where they are going wrong. If more people discussed the issues with politicians they may find said politicians will be 'more in touch' with the electorate.
Social media should be where we compare notes on our
interactions with our representatives and use that information as to whether or not we are satisfied with their performance. The current action preferred by many people of getting online and calling politicians out of touch is just a major waste
of time.
If you get an unsatisfactory or no answers then get on social media to discuss it and compare notes with others.
And of course if you get a good response and see your local member is actually keeping their word get on social media and tell people.
And of course if you get a good response and see your local member is actually keeping their word get on social media and tell people.
Social media is the tool we can use to help get our country back on track.
Don’t tell yourself it can’t be done because that is one of the attitudes that can drag us all down.
Like any
tool we have to use it properly, once we do that we will see real
change in our favour.
Friday, 8 January 2016
Stop Victim Blaming, Stop Supporting Crime

While there are those who criticise outlooks that treat women as fifth rate there are others who embrace aspects of it and play blame the victim.
‘She shouldn’t have been drinking’, ‘she shouldn’t have gone where she did’, ‘she shouldn’t have dressed like she did’, ‘she shouldn’t have gone there alone’, she shouldn’t have been out alone at night’ etc. is what we sometimes hear when a woman is attacked.
In other words she’s to blame, her attacker was not obliged to have any self-control and can do whatever he wants.
The fact is though no one has the right to attack anyone, that’s an illegal act and that’s where the condemnation should be directed, not at someone who was engaged in lawful activities regardless of how foolish they may seem to be.
Leave the culture of victim blaming to those who do not respect women. To blame the victim is to stand on the same side of the attacker and their criminal actions.
Saturday, 7 February 2015
The Howard Era In Plain Facts And Figures
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Howard left the country in bad shape?
There are those who like to pretend that the Howard era was actually a debacle that was of no benefit to Australia. They’ll claim that the only way the Howard government
paid down debt was by asset sales and follow this with claims Howard had left the
country economically in bad shape.
So without the spin let’s take a look at the situation and
the numbers, in 1996 the Howard government inherited the $96 billion debt from the
previous Fraser and Hawke/Keating governments. To pay down this debt
the Liberals continued with the Labor policy of selling assets. $11 billion
worth of assets were sold outright and $53 billion in shares were floated for a
total of $64 billion that was used to pay down the debt.
$96 billion minus $64 billion leaves $32 billion, this
remaining amount was also paid down and not by the proceeds of asset sales. Not
only was the debt paid but there were regular budget surpluses and by the end
of the Howard government the Future Fund was in place holding $50 billion and
there was $20 billion in the bank that was providing the budget with $1 billion
in interest per year. If this was all solely down to the asset sales without
any real economic skill then the Howard government certainly knew how to
stretch a dollar.
During the nine years of the Howard government Australia functioned
as a welfare state, was running continued budget surpluses, unemployment was
low, the cost of living was at reasonable levels and the debt was gone.
Howard left the country in bad shape?
The facts and figures say otherwise.
Refer to http://www.finance.gov.au/property/asset-sales/past-sales.html
for information regarding the asset sales.
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Tuesday, 20 January 2015
Criminal Economics.
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Crime would appear to be a necessity to the economy.
Basically Australia has a post industrial service economy which was underwritten by a mining boom.
Because one major economic performance measure looks more towards sales and services made by companies and not by the manufacturing of goods it’s pretty much the more sales the better.
Where crime fits in to the picture is really quite simple, a criminal breaks into your home and for example steals your DVD player and other sundries, there are then several expenses you face.
First of all you hopefully have insurance, your insurance company has been receiving money from you and the money you have been paying has been contributing to the insurance company’s bottom line.
Then you need to get the break in damage repaired. Usually someone needs to be employed for this task. That person will be doing a job and earning money that they otherwise would not be earning.
Then you need to buy a new DVD player and other items, retailers make sales that they would not otherwise be making if a crime had not been committed.
If you are assaulted maybe you will need medical treatment, medication will be prescribed, money for the chemist and if your clothes are damaged they will need to be replaced which means more money for a clothes retailer.
Maybe the experience has traumatised you so you seek help from an appropriate health professional, another patient for them and more money for their practice or maybe you just start drinking heavily which is more sales for a bottle shop.
Money is spent that otherwise wouldn’t have been spent.
Because of crime more money is spent and in the process it’s helping keep people employed, helping keep businesses running and helping the economy so if a crime is committed against you don’t feel bad because it’s actually for the greater good since crime is helping this nation to have a strong economy.
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Crime would appear to be a necessity to the economy.
Basically Australia has a post industrial service economy which was underwritten by a mining boom.
Because one major economic performance measure looks more towards sales and services made by companies and not by the manufacturing of goods it’s pretty much the more sales the better.
Where crime fits in to the picture is really quite simple, a criminal breaks into your home and for example steals your DVD player and other sundries, there are then several expenses you face.
First of all you hopefully have insurance, your insurance company has been receiving money from you and the money you have been paying has been contributing to the insurance company’s bottom line.
Then you need to get the break in damage repaired. Usually someone needs to be employed for this task. That person will be doing a job and earning money that they otherwise would not be earning.
Then you need to buy a new DVD player and other items, retailers make sales that they would not otherwise be making if a crime had not been committed.
If you are assaulted maybe you will need medical treatment, medication will be prescribed, money for the chemist and if your clothes are damaged they will need to be replaced which means more money for a clothes retailer.
Maybe the experience has traumatised you so you seek help from an appropriate health professional, another patient for them and more money for their practice or maybe you just start drinking heavily which is more sales for a bottle shop.
Money is spent that otherwise wouldn’t have been spent.
Because of crime more money is spent and in the process it’s helping keep people employed, helping keep businesses running and helping the economy so if a crime is committed against you don’t feel bad because it’s actually for the greater good since crime is helping this nation to have a strong economy.
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Saturday, 13 September 2014
No Need For Change
The other fine flags around are the flags for our states and territories
There is a belief amongst some in Australia that if Scotland
votes yes for independence and the UK subsequently changes their flag we will have to change
our flag as well, specifically the Union Jack that is on it. No reason is
given why, just any change of flag in the UK obliges us to change ours. Somehow. Apparently........
There are also claims that Scottish independence will help strengthen the push for Australian independence and that’s just nonsense. It’s nonsense because Australia is already independent and has been for years. The UK government can in no way shape or form legislate for Australia any more than they could legislate for Japan, Russia or any other nation. While we share the same Queen with the UK our governments operate completely independent of each other and have no say in what the other one does.
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