TIM SNIFFS RACISM WHERE NONE EXISTS
Column Tim Soutphommasane has proved with a final smear of the Attorney-General why the government was right to drop him as the Race Dioscrimination Commission — but must not now replace him. He has misquoted Christian Porter to vilify him as a racist. See, when you pay a man to find witches, he must invent some where none exist.
KILL PENSIONERS FOR THE PLANET
Column How dangerous is SBS? It is running an ad to push its global warming religion that could make our annual winter death toll even worse by telling the old and poor to turn their heat off this winter.
The day before yesterday he went on to speak of "fuel poverty" that pensioners were dying because of "fuel poverty" a new term coined by the Tories in the UK to hide the increased poverty not brought about by fuel at all but by the austerity policies of the Tory government and the widening wealth gap that's been occurring.UN human rights chief to probe extreme poverty in the UK — RT UK News
Bolt's idiocy is palpable in his support of single-use plastic bags. As with climate change the world is driving against their use even in the country, he feels at home in the most of, the Netherlands. When we know that single-use bags are 25% of the pollution outflow from our river systems which are 90% of the pollution in our oceans. His banners are sensational not to convey news or rational debate but are there to attract as PAYWALLS to the Herald-Sun and his columns. Yesterday he claimed they were excruciating hard work. However, if you actually examine them what they are they a culmination of what he has blogged about for the past week and sometimes longer. All this to sell Murdoch's papers and to be have been repeated on Sky.
Bolt last week applied statistics when he said 5.5 people more died because of stopping the use of these bags not % but 5.5 people. Bolt's actually reported that half a person had died.
Power prices are higher because energy companies are gaming the rules says Grattan Institute
“Federal and state politicians should be honest about the likelihood that higher wholesale price expectations are the new normal, and that intervention to keep ageing legacy assets is a poor long-term solution. Instead, governments should keep the pressure on other parts of the electricity bill such as retail and networks.”
Green power is cheaper than dirty coal-powered electricity. If that's the case the average should drop but " There is no silver bullet that will drastically reduce the cost – and price – of generating and delivering electricity,” the Grattan Institute report said.
It accused the energy industry of ‘gaming’ the system, creating artificial supply scarcity to drive up power prices."
The fragmentation and privatisation turned the market into a profit-driven one rather than a service-driven one and now it's too big for any government to buy back and rationalise for the betterment of all Australians.
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