lee wrote on Mar 14^th, 2026 at 8:41pm:


So now you're down to arguing when the parts will arrive.

Would you say that if WA ordered a nice, new coal plant?

Why is the delivery of parts now a major new front in your culture wars?

Frank wrote on Mar 14^th, 2026 at 10:00pm:


I see. So now you want to open up our cozy little chat on electricity to the rollout of trams, metro lines and electric vehicles too, is that right?

Or would you prefer to just discuss the concept of "primary energy" as a universal force?

That could work, no?

freediver wrote on Mar 15^th, 2026 at 7:28am:


In another thread, Aquascoot's praising his millionaire daughter for her "resilience" and "being totally off grid".

I don't think he'll be showing any maps anytime soon, dear. Aquascoot's just having a giggle.

His latest is promoting the Great Reset, where those in cities die out, replaced by the "noble survivalist".

Not sure how they'll survive on a coal-powered energy network in Donnie's planned economic shutdown. Presumably Aquascoot daughter is saving her pennies to go back on the grid - or maybe jimmy her multi-million dollar Noosa property up with a wire or something.

The climate cultists are become ever more irrational as more people wake up to the scam. 

Melanias purse wrote on Mar 14^th, 2026 at 9:57pm:



Not at all. They haven't planned for more renewables either.

Frank wrote on Mar 14^th, 2026 at 4:57pm:



Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Energy Minister Chris Bowen and several other Labor MPs all accused Mr Canavan of being a climate change denialist.

However, the Queensland Senator told Sky News Sunday Agenda that his views had been misrepresented.

“Yes, there is an impact on the climate from higher amounts of carbon dioxide,” Mr Canavan said.  “My question here has also always been how significant that is and what we should do about it.”

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“Clearly anything that should be done about it has to be done at a global level. There's no point in Australia just taking action alone,” he said.

Mr Canavan was a large part of the push for the Coalition to scrap net zero, leading the push to dump net zero 2050 emissions targets.

Under the new policy, the Coalition will hope to reduce emissions "year on year" on average for every five-year period, as laid out in the Paris Agreement.

Reductions in emissions will be pursued "as fast and as far as technology allows" but only if they do not add extra costs on energy users.

The Coalition will also establish a "technology-neutral" energy approach, which will ensure no premature closure of coal plants and an increase in gas supply.


“The government is just doubling down on failure by continuing a renewable energy only approach, which is not working and we're not even going to achieve,” Mr Canavan said.

“We're saying, look, let's scrap all this net zero rubbish, let’s run our energy system with the primary goal in mind of delivering the lowest possible energy prices for Australians.  “That will lower their cost of living, that will improve living standards, improve productivity, and most importantly improve real wages.  It will get people, get more bang for their buck. For every hour they have to toil and sweat to provide for their families.”




No good?

Melanias purse wrote on Mar 14^th, 2026 at 8:38pm:


From google AI

"South Australia reached a milestone where variable renewable energy (wind and solar) generated 73.3% of its electricity demand for the month of September 2020."

Oh one whole month? be still my beating heart.

"Context - we the cultists don't need no stinkin' context".

aquascoot wrote on Mar 15^th, 2026 at 11:44am:


Come come, you live in the outer suburbs of Brisbane. No chooks, no ponies, and on your roof are six cunning solar panels, the legacy of a previous government's power subsidies.

You're not adverse to a few perks yourself, dear.

Agrarian socialism, innit.