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Re: Wall Street Demands Answers on 'Unburnable' Carbon
Reply #15 - Oct 29th, 2013 at 11:55am
 
Ajax wrote on Oct 29th, 2013 at 8:05am:
Chimp_Logic wrote on Oct 27th, 2013 at 10:07pm:
Ajax is starting to froth at the mouth at the thought that humans may ramp down the combustion rates of fossil fuels


Yes your mates like  Jorgen Randers who don't want the third world countries to develop, and they donot want the middle class of the western world to develop either.

This nazi pig and his comrades are behind Anthropogenic Global Warming, they thought of it, and some how they have managed to brainwash you lot in its implementation.

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Ajax is so concerned about TAXES that he ignores the 1.9 trillion dollars (IMF estimate) of tax payer funds given to fossil fuel corporations each year

In Australian the fossil fuel sectors receive about 9 billion dollars each year courtesy of the tax payer. 6 billion goes directly to the coal industry.

But Ajax just detests all forms of taxation


Hey chimp show me where you are getting this information from that tax payers give $9 billion to fossil fuels sector....????




are you implying that this 9 billion dollar figure for Australian subsidies to the fossil fuel and mining sectors is incorrect?

The IMF put the global figure to 1.9 trillion dollars per year. (not including the cost of oil and resource wars - you can quintiple that figure if you include the cost of warfare)

You should really research these things Mr Ajax



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Re: Wall Street Demands Answers on 'Unburnable' Carbon
Reply #16 - Oct 29th, 2013 at 12:28pm
 
lots of goodies for Australian polluters and mining corporations - 83% of which are foreign owned

Notice how the WA state is essentially bankrupt, even though the state has been benefiting from several decades of a mining boom

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Re: Wall Street Demands Answers on 'Unburnable' Carbon
Reply #17 - Oct 30th, 2013 at 9:43am
 
Chimp_Logic wrote on Oct 29th, 2013 at 12:28pm:
lots of goodies for Australian polluters and mining corporations - 83% of which are foreign owned

Notice how the WA state is essentially bankrupt, even though the state has been benefiting from several decades of a mining boom



I'm getting old chimp I cant see a damn thing on that table.

Yes that smacking WA premier Colin Barnet has sent the state broke, I think when he came into power WA had a $4 billion dollar debt and he has blown it out to $28 billion dollars.

How the bugger can a state like WA with all the mining boom that's been happening there be in debt.......????

And this Colin Barnet character has the balls to ask Abbott to raise the GST so we (all of Australia) can pay for his mismanagement of the state.

This person should be jailed.........!!!!!

Along with John Cain.....pyramid.

and Jeff Kennett selling our utilities as though his granddaddy left them to him in his will.

and Paul Keating for selling the commonwealth bank and floating our dollar.

OOPs I forgot Julia Gillard & Wayne Swan & Bob Brown for placing all of Australia into financial slavery for ever with the carbon tax.

Boy if I was in power these arse wipes would be in jail and that's if their lucky.....!!!
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1. There has never been a more serious assault on our standard of living than Anthropogenic Global Warming..Ajax
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Re: Wall Street Demands Answers on 'Unburnable' Carbon
Reply #18 - Oct 30th, 2013 at 11:27am
 
Ajax wrote on Oct 30th, 2013 at 9:43am:
Chimp_Logic wrote on Oct 29th, 2013 at 12:28pm:
lots of goodies for Australian polluters and mining corporations - 83% of which are foreign owned

Notice how the WA state is essentially bankrupt, even though the state has been benefiting from several decades of a mining boom



I'm getting old chimp I cant see a damn thing on that table.




the important figures are the total subsidies listed at the bottom for each financial year.

All figures seem to be OVER 10 billion dollars per annum Mr Ajax

I am sure you are impressed with this level of corporate social welfare Mr Ajax.

The fossil fuel sectors and mining sectors employ about 3% of the total Australian workforce and are 83% foreign owned. (there are more people employed by the Queensland tourism industry)

If you do the simple math, it actually costs the Average Australian to have a fossil fuel and mining export industry in this country. And this is not surprising seeing as WE only own about 17% of it and dish out tax payer subsidies and perks every year to the tune of billions. And most importantly, we legislate generous tax evasion schemes for these big corporates.

And of course when Howard was in for a decade he neglected the infrastructure the mining boom needed to grow.

Of course the big foreign owned corporations go with hat in hand asking for socialist welfare handouts and incentives in order build the infrastructure THEY use.

And YOU are worried about a pissy little Carbon Tax?

(Sweden has had a carbon tax for over 25 years - currently it is set at about $140 per tonne. The Swedish economy has grown about 35% during this period of Carbon taxation. Look around Ajax, do the sums, follow the money trails - they all lead to the same fascists)
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Re: Wall Street Demands Answers on 'Unburnable' Carbon
Reply #19 - Oct 30th, 2013 at 12:12pm
 
Ajax wrote on Oct 30th, 2013 at 9:43am:
Chimp_Logic wrote on Oct 29th, 2013 at 12:28pm:
lots of goodies for Australian polluters and mining corporations - 83% of which are foreign owned

Notice how the WA state is essentially bankrupt, even though the state has been benefiting from several decades of a mining boom



I'm getting old chimp I cant see a damn thing on that table.

Yes that smacking WA premier Colin Barnet has sent the state broke, I think when he came into power WA had a $4 billion dollar debt and he has blown it out to $28 billion dollars.

How the bugger can a state like WA with all the mining boom that's been happening there be in debt.......????

And this Colin Barnet character has the balls to ask Abbott to raise the GST so we (all of Australia) can pay for his mismanagement of the state.

This person should be jailed.........!!!!!

Along with John Cain.....pyramid.

and Jeff Kennett selling our utilities as though his granddaddy left them to him in his will.

and Paul Keating for selling the commonwealth bank and floating our dollar.

OOPs I forgot Julia Gillard & Wayne Swan & Bob Brown for placing all of Australia into financial slavery for ever with the carbon tax.

Boy if I was in power these arse wipes would be in jail and that's if their lucky.....!!!

Lol, pro free market bullshite artists recommending barnett be jailed equals rolled gold inmy book  Grin
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*Sure....they're anti competitive as any subsidised job is.  It wouldn't be there without the tax payer.  Very damned difficult for a brainwashed collectivist to understand that I know....  (swaggy) *
 
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