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Nation First, by George Christensen
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And here:
https://humanevents.com/2025/04/22/breaking-wef-launches-probe-into-klaus-schwab-on-easter-sunday-day-before-he-steps-down-as-board-chair
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Why am I not surprised?
Typical hypocrisy of the Left.
I wonder if any Aussie taxpayer dollars went to the WEF? Australian Governments have been and are enthusiastic supporters of that evil organisation and those who run it.
And Government officials and others get to fly there on VIP flights or private jets on taxpayer funded “holidays” (for bureaucrats and politicians) to the luxury ski resort at Davos.
Australia’s chief censor, the e Safety Kommisar, a position created by the fake conservative Liberal Party, is an enthusiastic participant at the WEF.
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Nestlé Australia switches to 100% renewable electricity
Wind to help power the company’s Net Zero Roadmap
Favourite Aussie brands including KitKat, Milo, Allen’s, Nescafé, Uncle Tobys and Purina pet food will now be made at factories where 100% of the electricity is sourced from wind power.
The move comes as Nestlé Australia announces it is now switching to 100% renewable electricity, four years ahead of its global target of 2025.
The company has partnered with CWP Renewables to make its first renewable power purchase agreement (PPA), bringing the company one step closer to reducing its net emissions by 50% by 2030 and achieving net zero by 2050.
The 10-year agreement covers Nestlé’s six Australian factories, two distribution centres, three corporate offices, 20 retail boutiques, and laboratory.
CWP Renewables’ Crudine Ridge and Sapphire wind farms in NSW will generate enough electricity to cover the electricity used across Nestlé’s sites each year – the equivalent of powering approximately 19,000i households per year.
The switch to 100% renewable electricity in Australia will mean Nestlé will avoid around 73,000ii tonnes of carbon emissions each year.
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Of course, it won’t be 100% “renewables”.
It will be an accounting trick just like they use for Canberra.
The simple test for if they run on renewables or not is, if there is no sun or wind and the battery (if any) is flat, do they still get power?
Also, if it were truly 100% renewables there would be no need for a connection to the grid, just connections to the wind, solar and battery (if any) plantations.
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Microsoft Is Dedicated To Building A Dodgy New Database Of Every Windows 11 User’s Online Behaviors
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I can’t wait until I make the move to Linux.
I recently got a new laptop and had no choice but to get Win 11 and I absolutely hate it and its constant popups and “suggestions” and spying, even though I have disabled as much of the “features” and AI as possible.
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Here’s yet another story in the category of “just when you thought the Left couldn’t get any more crazy”.
What size of fleet of aircraft, how much energy and how much material do you think has to be launched into the upper atmosphere to have any discernible effect, not that there’s any problem in the first place?
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I must say, I am disappointed that the TRUMP effect hasn’t caught on in other Western countries.
Just as the United States is returning to reason, common sense, freedom, anti-censorship, pro-energy, traditional morality, cutting Government waste and regulations etc. the woke countries of the world such as Australia, Canada and Western Europe are becoming even more insanely taxed, regulated and controlled.
There appears to have been no spillover whatsoever.
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I forgot to include the link for the article on dimming the sun.
https://www.gbnews.com/science/science-news-latest-britain-approve-sun-dimming-experiments-climate-change
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This was posted by Senator Babet on Farcebook:
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