Saturday 12 August 2023

Fighting Fake News with REAL, 12/8/2023, 1951- 2023 Australia's Shame, Dutton and Price Lie, 439 Words One Page Uluru Statement, Racist Reply, Murdoch profit drops 70%, AEMO slams Murdoch, Arts Washing Fossil Fuels,

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The NO voters seem to fall into four camps:
1). The Duttonistas, who don’t give a fuck about the country but just want to inflict a defeat on Albo.
2). Racists.
3). The jealous and bitter, kicking down.
4). Fuckwits
Not one of the white folks advocating a NO vote has a copy of his/her dad or granddad’s “General Certificate of Exemption”?
What, they didn’t need one to walk to work!
Well that’s why I’m voting Yes. Yes. Yes!
 
This won't be seen on the front pages of our mainstream news 
but But Dutton, Price Howard and Abbott will...Why?
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 So pleased to hear that global financial revenue stream has been diminished. Alternative support is being directed elsewhere in America UK and Australia and cutting labor costs and AI we hope won't save Lachlan's arse.

 

The US-listed media group — which owns News Corp Australia, mastheads in the US and UK, book publishers and real estate advertising assets — recorded $US187 million ($287 million) in profit for the financial year, down from the previous year’s $US760 million record.

The US-listed media group — which owns News Corp Australia, mastheads in the US and UK, book publishers and real estate advertising assets — recorded $US187 million ($287 million) in profit for the financial year, down from the previous year’s $US760 million record.

The US-listed media group — which owns News Corp Australia, mastheads in the US and UK, book publishers and real estate advertising assets — recorded $US187 million ($287 million) in profit for the financial year, down from the previous year’s $US760 million record.

Source: Murdoch’s News Corp suffers sharp decline in profit

 

Aerial view of three wind turbines in the early morning fog at sunrise.

Facts don’t matter as far as Murdoch's media is concerned the conclusion wanted is what supports their revenues. That conclusion that climate change is a hoax is no longer believed. They might be turning to AI infrastructure to lower costs telling us that once established it won’t need to be costed up again and again like human labor. However, they don’t share the same logic for the storage and delivery structure of power generated by renewables. They claim those costs repeat and scale upwards continuously as well. Fact Check = Pants on Fire and total Bullshit

The Australian double dipped, producing another article from the same commentator that claimed that Graham had provided proof that CSIRO was confirming that its costings did not take into account transmission and storage. Graham says this is nonsense.

“If you are building a new wind and solar farm now, it will take advantage of infrastructure that already exists, Graham told RenewEconomy. As it would for new coal and gas. “There’s no point building or costing it again. It’s already there.”

Source: AEMO slams Murdoch media campaign that claims renewables are not low cost – Pearls and Irritations

 

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Arts washing, Sports Washing, Fossil Fuel use of soft power has never been totally rejected

While Victorian netballers refused money from Gina Rinehart, and Cricket Australia dropped Alinta Energy as sponsors, fossil fuel companies are still spending millions with the arts around Australia. A report released today outlines the extent of the arts washing, Callum Foote reports.

Source: Reports reveal the symphony of coal and gas money showered on sports and the arts – Michael West

 

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Taking Australia's LNP advice direct from Tony Abbott

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