For readers in Perth: David Archibald, long time skeptic and author will be speaking tomorrow.
Topic: “Building Australia’s Defence”
Sunday 21st April at 2.30pm to 4.30pm
David Archibald is the author of: Twilight of Abundance, Australia’s Defence 2016 and Beyond, and American Gripen; The Solution to the F35 Nightmare.
APIWA Club Room, Rear 10 Mallard Way, Cannington, 6107
Anthropogenic Climate Change is people!
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“Anthropogenic Climate Change”
Is overhyped and catastrophically used, in an un-precedented way, by too many that should know better..
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I just like making little jokes that can only be appreciated by people with ages and IQs approaching 70.
Like myself.
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‘Anthropogenic’ 13 letters
‘Human caused’ 11 letters
How many innocent pixels have been unnecessarily enslaved by scientists just to sound more sciencey?
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NASA is awaiting a strong La Niña at the end of the year
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A strong La Nina means floods in Australia, back to back with a wet El Nino.
BoM will be terrified to call it a strong La Nina after their recent debacle.
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Its worth noting that a strong La Nina would be catastrophic.
‘The 2010–11 La Niña event was one of the strongest on record, comparable in strength with the La Niña events of 1917–18, 1955–56 and 1975–76.
Also ‘2011 was Australia’s coolest year in a decade (2001–2011)’ (BoM)
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On Dr. Judith Curry’s Climate Etc. website:
“How we know that the sun changes the Climate. Part I: The past”
Part I of a three part series.
https://judithcurry.com/2024/04/18/how-we-know-that-the-sun-changes-the-climate-part-i-the-past/
A video, showing the same as above:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNgOuROW2iw
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Excellent paper, thanks Don, Javier is a breath of fresh air.
‘But we can state emphatically that changes in solar activity affect the climate because that is what the climate says. The study of past climate leaves no room for doubt. The Sun changes the climate. And if we don’t know how it does it, we should study it.’
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Khufu Ship
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Great Pyramid of Giza from south showing the Solar boat museum
When the Egyptian antiquities inspector responsible for the area of Giza, Mohamed Zaky Nour, the civil engineer who was in charge of cleaning up the area of the Pyramids of Giza, Kamal el Malakh, and the supervisor of the cleaning process of the area, Doctor Abdel Men’em Aboubakr were finishing their work at the pyramids, they found what seemed to be a wall made out of limestone. After a lot of digging in the ground, they reached the bottom of the wall and found 42 pieces of rock that were divided into two groups to protect them against any outer dangers or harm. On 26 May 1954, the nozzle of the hole where the pieces of the solar boat were opened and everybody who was there smelled the distinctive scent of the cedar wood.[4] The ship was disassembled around the funeral rites into 1224 small pieces before being buried near the pyramids in the boat pit. The ship was fully re-assembled in 1968.[4][1]
The stones were holding down this magnificent ship that was dismantled. Some of the ropes still had moisture embedded.
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Here’s the boat beneath the pyramid.
https://youtu.be/I8rRRHBN7fM?si=05ncDs3DePKm6t9z
Boom chucka lucka lucka boom chucka lucka lucka…
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Thanks (Spirit of Jojothedogfacedboy)
http://www.gizapyramids.org/static/pdf%20library/jenkins_boat.pdf
Downloaded for future reading
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Video:
“How Tyrants Force Compliance”
https://youtu.be/5tPcvrYJekU
It talks about how the methods the Left use to force compliance in the West, such as during the Covid lockups and with identity politics, has its origins with Mao Zedong to control the population.
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https://twitter.com/LibertyCappy/status/1780278144294854830
Progressively. Slowly. One by one.
…and still the people didn’t see…
https://twitter.com/LeilaniDowding/status/1614532520707497984/
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The word unprecedented is massively overused by climate catastrophists and others involved in destroying our Western Civilisation.
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Their “unprecedented” claim is usually made without references, and therefore is just a tool used by cockalorums to flummox the fopdoodles.
see 13 useful medieval words: https://www.ef.edu/blog/language/medieval-words/
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The new Boston Dynamics robot. (John Connor II first posted this.)
https://youtu.be/29ECwExc-_M
As they become more advanced, they could be used for the good of mankind but I’m sure they won’t be.
They will be used to control and destroy mankind as in The Terminator, at least, in one possible future.
We have already seen how those in charge want to control and destroy us. We saw it during the covid lockups.
Just imagine if in the more woke places like Victoria, Australia, an army of robots was sent out to enforce the covid lockups instead of police. There would be a lot of dead people, not just people injured by police as happened (actually, with the enthusiasm many police enforced covid lockups in Victoria, it’s a miracle no one did die from direct police action). They loved “just following orders”.
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How long does the battery last?
Until they get a small nuke power pack, my guess is they will have limited range.
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Can they swim?
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Maybe, as in The Day Of The Triffids, good old seawater saves the day.
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The Robot Apocalypse
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rdm2ggtFvmQ
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Here ya go DM:
Pentagon’s Advanced Research Projects has conducted a training air battle between an AI-operated X-62A robotic fighter jet and a human-piloted F-16.
During the initial simulations, the AI won.
https://twitter.com/MarioNawfal/status/1781416752829583362
AI says yes, human says no (Stealth):
https://youtu.be/nciVhEiNM2E?si=2WAZNu9-ni4qSgIp
Or more retro: ST TOS M5:
https://youtu.be/qjNmHTRi15c?si=Q2IcjxOmPU1KBBYq
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Additional:
The USAF and DARPA started conducting X-62A test flights under AI control in December 2022, logging 17 hours by the time we first learned of the program in early 2023. Although DARPA’s AI agent flew the X-62A, there was always a pair of human pilots onboard to monitor the test flight and, if necessary, take control. But in those early tests, the X-62A flew against simulated adversaries.
By September 2023, the program had completed 21 test flights, including the first-ever AI versus human aerial engagement within visual range, flying against a human-piloted F-16. During that time, DARPA says the team made over 100,000 lines of flight-critical software changes, which it called “an unprecedented rate of development.”
That’s certainly an achievement, but just focusing on the dogfight is a mistake, according to Gray. “That misses the point. Dogfighting was the problem to solve so we could start testing autonomous artificial intelligence systems in the air, but every lesson we’re learning applies to every task we can give to an autonomous system,” he said.
https://arstechnica.com/cars/2024/04/darpas-ai-test-pilot-successfully-flew-a-dogfight-against-a-human/
Unprecedented rate of development…
They’re going to need an uncircumventable “limiter” for AI behaviour, which leads me to the next concern.😎
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“Human test pilots have a bit of a reputation thanks to popular culture—from The Right Stuff to Top Gun: Maverick, the profession has been portrayed as a place for loose cannons with a desire to go fast and break the rules. The reality is pretty far from that these days, especially where DARPA is concerned.”
Yeah yeah, fine , I can see why you wouldn’t want people risking themselves in unknown aircraft..
But wait! What’s this?
“Although DARPA’s AI agent flew the X-62A, there was always a pair of human pilots onboard to monitor the test flight and, if necessary, take control.”
THOSE guys had more balls than any previous test pilots! Passengers in a plane flown by a computer that had never flown a plane before, and had nothing to lose as it will never fly itself.. So, does a computer worry about 9G turns for the pilots, or 15G that the airframe can stand?
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Does anybody know where I can download a high resolution CO2 and or methane dataset for the Vostock ice core data?
The data I have found is low resolution of about 1000 years between data points.
Below are a links to data I am using but I am wanting to see whether temperature change precedes CO2 change or vice versa.
https://serc.carleton.edu/details/files/34271.html
https://iridl.ldeo.columbia.edu/SOURCES/.ICE/.CORE/.VOSTOK/datasetdatafiles.html?Set-Language=en
Thanks in advance.
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Are these any goood for you (Courtesy of Aria)?
1. NOAA/WDS Paleoclimatology – Vostok Ice Core CO2 Data, 1105: This dataset provides direct download links for CO2 dataset files from the Vostok ice core. You can find more information on their website.
2. CO2 Ice Core Data: Ice cores provide a high-resolution record of key climate variables, including CO2 concentrations. This dataset offers information on past climates and spans the period in which Homo sapiens appeared. You can explore this dataset to access CO2 data from the Vostok ice core.
3. Vostok Ice Core CO2 Data – Datasets – the Datahub: This dataset contains carbon dioxide concentration and gas age data from the Vostok ice cores, spanning up to 414,000 years before the present. More detailed data is available on the web.
For methane data, you can refer to the following sources:
1. NOAA/WDS Paleoclimatology – Vostok – Methane Data: This dataset provides direct download links for methane dataset files from the Vostok ice core. It offers an ice-core record of atmospheric methane over the past 160,000 years. You can find more information on their website.
2. ICE CORE VOSTOK – dataset: This dataset includes chemical measurements from ice cores, including methane data. It provides an outline showing all sub-datasets and variables contained in the Vostok ice core dataset.
3. Ice Core | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI): This resource allows you to search through ice core studies using various parameters, including methane data. You can launch the Ice Core Data Search to explore available datasets.
Please note that these sources provide access to high-resolution CO2 and methane datasets from the Vostok ice core. Make sure to visit their respective websites for more detailed information and to download the datasets.
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Thanks Deej. I will have a good look at those.
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As part of the campaign to shut down Australia’s energy supply AND Victoria, the over-excitable schoolgirl and intellectual midget and simpleton who runs the state and who has a particularly annoying high rising terminal speech pattern (like many Leftists), has said, via her anti-Energy Minister, she is going to make it illegal for gas companies to offer incentives or discounts to install or upgrade gas appliances.
Ninety percent of Victorian homes are connected to gas but it is illegal to connect new homes so this applies to existing homes.
If you Goolag it, it doesn’t seem to have been widely reported.
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The power of religion on full display.
The sheeple in the People’s Republic of Victoriastan thought that they were rid of the evil Dictator only for him to return in drag.
Expect tent cities like those in Portland and Seattle to be a feature of Naarm (Melbourne) as housing become even more unaffordable and landlords exit the rental market.
Injecting rooms are a higher priority than affordable housing for the Dictator in Drag
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Straight-up provocation and repression.
Toss oin dome calculated humiliation to push some pre-programmed bunny over the edge and thus get the usual:
MORE REPRESSION.
Rinse and repeat to the loud cheers of the toxic opinion-shapers of the LSM.
Same as it ever was.
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Presumably such a ban would include the current version of the solar hot water system I have. As well as panels on the roof, the system has an instantaneous gas heater, for the times that the sun doesn’t shine. As well the system has two electrical connections, one for a pump to send water through the panels to stop water freezing in the panels when the weather is cold (every year) and one for the gas heater. Back in the old days the gas heater would have had a gas pilot light.
I didn’t have the system installed, it came with the house.
So what would happen to such a system on a cold night if there was no electricity?
An observation is that the system wastes water all year. If the sun is shining the pipes are full of hot water, so it seems to take forever for the water to cool down enough for a shower. When the sun isn’t shining, it takes a while for the “instantaneous” gas heater to kick in and start providing hot water.
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So,..you dont have mixer taps on your shower ?
Sounds just like any other instant water heater system !
(Determined by the distance the heater is from the tap )
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Likely it’s not a mains pressure system. With no electric power there may not be any mixing and the delivery would depend on gravity feed. The bottom of the tank would be regulated to a maximum of 60 Celsius but the top is not regulated so it could be well above 60 degreeC.
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So someone has installed a hot shower with no way of regulating the temperature ?
…when a mixer tap would be so simple ?
Stupid at least, dangerous at worst, ..and probably non compliant with various regs !
..sorry , but i am not buying that !
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Victoria – Australia’s equivalent of California, or NY, take your pick.
Mongolia’s nice!😉
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not even close
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More on the Great Electric Car Crash
Tesla’s share price has fallen by half
https://wattsupwiththat.com/2024/04/19/electric-car-demand-plunges-across-europe/
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I purchased an Express Post postage satchel from Australia Post the other day and it said it was “carbon free” (sic) delivery.
I’d rather pay less and have delivery with net CO2 production but no option was provided.
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Where are those battery powered trucks moving the mail interstate amd intrastate? Being recharged with 60% coal fired electricity?
Must be recharging in Canberra which has special filters on the electrity supply from NSW to make only “carbon free” electicity supply to Canberra.
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Terminal madness; writ large.
And it is going to get MUCH WORSE, rapidly.
There is clearly a “timetable”.
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We’ve got a significant problem with fake postage stamps in the UK. Since they are considered almost as good as cash, it’s not much better than the Nazis dropping fake banknotes from the sky – operation Bernhard. It’s China to blame this time.
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Our Esteemed Minister for Energy does not even know how energy is measured.
Energy is measured in Joules or Watt-Hours where one Watt-Hour equals 3,600 joules.
The recently closed Liddell Power Station had a “Power” output of 2,000 megawatts (MW) or 2 GW
There are 8760 hours in a year
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The maximum annual energy output of Liddel would have been 2 times 8760 = 17520 GWh
Mr Bowen (the other half of Dumb and Dumber) believes that a “Big Battery” rated at 2 GW can replace a 2 GW coal power station.
However, such batteries can only provide around 8 GWh of energy before they need to be recharged (assuming a full discharge cycle).
A long way short of the energy that can be provided by a coal fired power station of a rated capacity of 2 GW
Such gross ignorance is leading Australia into economic disaster and we are not alone.
Note: US$ 150 per kWh for battery storage is far too low
https://stopthesethings.com/2024/04/16/renewable-energy-batteries-toxic-timebombs-delivering-truly-trivial-output/
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Lithium Ion batteries?
From China?
The type that go into spontaneous “self-immolation”?
And CANNOT be extinguished because of their chemical composition?
Those batteries?
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The ones the Victoristan firies are turning out daily to deal with.
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Sure is !.. So why did they use it ?
Just using recent Utility Battery installation costs, that figure should be at least US$500 / kWh.
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……Unless,… they are the 200+ GWh “water battery” that SN2 is intended to be !
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No probs. BoB mathematics covers that:
Li battery = Battery
Water battery = Battery
therefore
Li battery = Water battery
Give lots of money.
Cheers,
Dave B
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200+ GWh of water battery. = $20 bn..and 100+ years working life. and 50% local spend
200+ GWh of Li battery.. = $200bn ..and 15 – 20 years working life… 90% overseas spend.
So, if you had to choose,.. which one would you put your money into ?
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Looks like I should have put a /sarc on my comment.
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An excellent video from Climate Discussion Nexus about temperature proxy data and the dodgy statistical methods catastrophists use to generate “hockey stick” data.
https://youtu.be/DZWWMneHuCE
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Climate Worries Are Non-Credible, Luxury Beliefs That Harm Civilization Itself
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We keep seeing ads on TV from a large international business that provides home solar batteries along with other things. The ads are about a recall of home solar batteries.
What of all the other suppliers of home solar batteries? Do they not have similar problems?
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The adds are refering to batterypacks that use a particular batch(s) of LG manufactured cells that have been shown to have a manufacturing defect which could lead to failure and fire .
Those cells have been used in batteries with various retail brand names other than the main LG models.
Many of the other battery brands ( eg ..Tesla, BYD, etc etc) use different cell chemistry and construction which has not shown the tendency to fail at the same unaccepable rate.
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Did this trip with my wife and 2 of her Sisters in April 2018, 3 weeks after 13 1/2 Hours Operation which required 5 Days ICU then 2 weeks Recovery ward – was amazing value then at AUD $999 per person twin share, and as I said to my UK/Irish Ex-Chairman
TripaDeal China was excellent, first time we have ever been on a Bus Trip composed purely of Aussies and they were a great group of 40, but for me the highlight was 2 way trip on Maglev (Extra Cost) – 431Km/Hr which I did with one of my Wife’s Sisters while the other 2 went shopping nearby
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Strongly advise against touring China at the moment, unless you want to witness the fall of the CCP in real time.
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Happy looking Crowd at Shanghai F1 Practice 1 & Sprint Qualifying yesterday
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Yes, but that is only a fraction of the population. China is trapped in a deflationary cycle and the CCP don’t have a clue how to fix it.
Check out China Insiders and China Truths on utube and tell me I’m dreaming.
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I looked at that YouTube and it’s heavy on spooky music and a few anecdotes … but very light on any real source of data.
If the general thesis is that China is suffering lower than average prices, then seems like an excellent time for foreign tourists. Imagine the horror of being able to use electricity with facing thousand dollar bills each quarter. Chinese electricity is less than one third the price of the same product in Australia … and our prices continue to go up!
How in the world can constantly rising prices be a sign of economic health?!?
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The data available isn’t credible.
At the moment there is mass unemployment, particularly among newly graduated university students. A lot of young people are sleeping in the streets.
Anyway, there is a consumer boycott because wages are being cut across the board and many workers haven’t be paid for months.
The collapse of the real estate market is burning everyone, except those lying down flat.
Inflation is bad, yet manageable, deflation leads to depression.
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“Strongly advise against touring China at the moment, unless you want to witness the fall of the CCP in real time.”
Not many places left to go El G… Avoid the USA, Europe, Middle East, a lot of Africa and some of South America. Turmoil all over the world!
The thing is, do Chinese citizens believe in their system like Aussies believe in theirs?? How many are willing to risk the dangerous upheaval of a revolution compared to those who got vaccinated and stayed at home when told to. No matter how bad the economy gets in each of those countries, the people will still believe their system is the best at the time and just soldier on.
The fall of a Govt doesn’t interest the peasants, one ruler is the same as the next, so only those with a deeply vested interest like politicians & their business cronies, care about who is in power.
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China has a long history of peasant uprisings, but on this occasion the middle class has to step up.
Chinese citizens no longer have faith in the CCP getting them out of economic depression.
The political system in China is complex, with the princelings manoeuvring for power, but nobody stands out as a future leader. It would be a poison chalice, so in that environment democracy should flourish.
Putin and Xi are old world dictators, they kill or disappear anyone who might threaten them. The military leaders in China and Russia are being purged, this is not going to end well for the dictators.
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“It would be a poison chalice, so in that environment democracy should flourish.”
Haha!! Classic… Happens all the time when the Left get into power, wreck the social system, throw the money around, ruin the economy so debt becomes crazy and then resign for a UN job somewhere and lose the election so the Right have to fix it all. An icon of democracy!
“Chinese citizens no longer have faith in the CCP getting them out of economic depression.”
They are learning about stuff the West already know! How’s all that helicopter money doing since 2008?? Is the can kicked out of sight down the road yet?
China seems to have compressed the timeframe for Govt stimulation leading to a boom then to a crash to Govt stimulation… They will learn..
We in the West have never learned about the consequences of having Govt throw money at favoured companies and try to pick winners with giant useless projects.
“The military leaders in China and Russia are being purged, ”
Ah, something to do with actual war showing up deficiencies in the leaders of the time, and china will be preparing by watching Russia
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The sub prime disaster had an impact around the globe, but the China real estate meltdown probably won’t have the same effect.
So you are arguing that the left of politics spend like drunken sailors, surely that is a generalisation. Turnbull organised Snowy Hydro 2, a white elephant.
Premier Xi is a nasty piece of work.
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Just read your recommendation Old Ozzie & had a huge laugh. Husband & I have travelled to most of the corners of the globe. Husband is a good driver & mechanically minded so that has mostly involved rental cars – even in the most inhospitable regions.
A few years ago – pre Covid we noticed a short China deal as you mentioned & decided to chance it. I had been to China a few times before, but husband hadn’t been for a few years & was keen to see Beijing as for some reason he hadn’t passed through.
What a disaster the short, cheap trip proved to be! Through no fault of our own we missed our connecting flight from HK to Beijing & finally arrived there in the early hours of the morning with no expected guide to meet us. When finally collected several hours later, with no sleep, we were informed we were to start an immediate tour!
Our group proved to be full of Canberra public servants who refused to criticise any slack and disgraceful practices of the company. It was a nightmare trip. You get what you pay for mostly, & it was the trip from hell, overall.
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Vicki.
Since I had been to Tokyo/Japan around 50 times on Business, My Wife & one of her Sisters booked a 7 day TripaDeal to Japan in August last year (2023). flying into Handeda and out of Osaka – other than flying Phillipine Airlines by Manila (never again), amazing, non stop trip and saw more of Japan than I have seen – incredible value again
One of the young Guys I worked with at Japan Airlines (did business over 30 years) came out to Sydney in February this year, and with one of my ex-employees had lunch with him at Garfish Manly where I paid for the meal and supplied Saki, 2 reds, Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz & Serrat Shiraz Viogner and Penfolds Bin 311 Chardonnay Aged Release 2017
He came with a big thank you 2xA4 card from all the people I had worked with at JAL over the years, and we have agreed for me to travel up to Japan end of June this year and (without Wives) go on a road trip of Japan staying at typical Japanese accommodation and see non-tourist Japan
Looking at doing the TripaDeal Stans trip this year as well
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101 Australian Bucket-list Travel Experiences
April 18, 2024 – By Kate Barracosa and Bridget de Maine
Spanning almost 770 million hectares, it’s no surprise that Australia is filled with incredible gems to explore. From world class beaches and epic natural wonders to topnotch wineries and buzzy cities, there’s plenty of splendour no matter which state you’re in. Fancy holidaying in your own backyard? We’ve created the ultimate Australian bucket list.
OK have done 82 of 101 – have not done
– Riding a paddlesteamer on the Murray River 20/101
– Exploring Kangaroo Island 21/101
– Boat riding the Horizontal Falls 24/101
– Following the Christmas Island crab migration 38/101
– Swimming with whale sharks Ningaloo 46/101
– Riding The Ghan 50/101
– Diving with Great Whites 53/101
– Meeting the locals on Tiwi Islands,55/101
– Tackling MONA 57/101
– Roughing it on Hinchinbrook Island 65/101
– Immersing yourself in the Adelaide Fringe Festival 71/101
– Diving at Crocosaurus Cove Darwin 77/101
– Descending to Port Willunga beach 81/101
– Visiting Rottnest Island 82/101
– Heading out to Macquarie Island 84/101
– Mastering the Blue Derby Mountain Bike Trails 91/101
– Swimming with Minke whales 98/101
– Kicking up the dust on the Tatts Finke Desert Race 100/101
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Monsoon rains impacted by global cooling, Sahel becomes droughty.
https://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wordpress.com/2024/04/19/sahel-monsoon-rains/
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Boy is this going to ruffle Greta and Gore’s feathers!!
Ian Rutherford Plimer is an Australian geologist, professor emeritus of earth sciences at the University of Melbourne, professor of mining geology at the University of Adelaide, and the director of multiple mineral exploration and mining companies .He has published 130 scientific papers, six books and edited the Encyclopedia of Geology.
Born 12th Feb 1946
Earth Science , Geology, Mining Engineering
University of New England ,University of Newcastle,University of Melbourne,University of Adelaide
University of New South Wales ,Macquarie University
Thesis: The pipe deposits of tungsten-molybdenum-bismuth in eastern Australia (1976)
Notable awards: Eureka Prize (1995, 2002),Centenary Medal(2003), Clarke Medal (2004)
Where Does the Carbon Dioxide Really Come From?
Professor Ian Plimer could not have said it better!
If you’ve read his book you will agree; this is a good summary.
PLIMER: “Okay, here’s the bombshell. The volcanic eruption in Iceland. Since its first spewing of volcanic ash has, in just FOUR DAYS, NEGATED EVERY SINGLE EFFORT you have made in the past five years to control CO2 emissions on our planet – all of you.
Of course, you know about this evil carbon dioxide that we are trying to suppress – its that vital chemical compound that every plant requires to live and grow and to synthesize into oxygen for us humans and all animal life.
I know….it’s very disheartening to realize that all of the carbon emission savings you have accomplished while suffering the inconvenience and expense of driving Prius hybrids, buying fabric grocery bags, sitting up till midnight to finish your kids “The Green Revolution” science project, throwing out all of your non-green cleaning supplies, using only two squares of toilet paper, putting a brick in your toilet tank reservoir, selling your SUV and speedboat, vacation in Bali getting hit every day on your bicycle, replacing all of your 50 cent light bulbs with $10.00 light bulbs….. well, all of those things you have done have all gone down the tubes in just four days.
The volcanic ash emitted into the Earth’s atmosphere in just four days – yes, FOUR DAYS – by that volcano in Iceland which has totally erased every single effort you have made to reduce the evil beast, carbon. And there are around 200 active volcanoes on the planet spewing out this crud at any one time – EVERY DAY.
I don’t really want to rain on your parade too much, but I should mention that when the volcano Mt. Pinatubo erupted in the Philippines in 1991, it spewed out more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere than the entire human race had emitted in all its years on earth.
Yes, folks, Mt. Pinatubo was active for over one year – think about it.
Of course, I shouldn’t spoil this ‘touchy-feely tree-hugging’ moment and mention the effect of solar and cosmic activity and the well-recognized 800-year global heating and cooling cycle, which keeps happening despite our completely insignificant efforts to affect climate change.
And I do wish I had a silver lining to this volcanic ash cloud, but the fact of the matter is that the bush fire season across the western USA and Australia this year alone will negate your efforts to reduce carbon in our world for the next two to three years. And it happens every year. Just remember that your government just tried to impose a whopping carbon tax on you, on the basis of the bogus ‘human-caused’ climate-change scenario.
Hey, isn’t it interesting how they don’t mention ‘Global Warming’ anymore, but just “Climate Change” – you know why?
It’s because the planet has COOLED by 0.7 degrees in the past century and these global warming bull**** artists got caught with their pants down. And, just keep in mind that you might yet be stuck with an Emissions Trading Scheme – that whopping new tax – imposed on you that will achieve absolutely nothing except make you poorer.
It won’t stop any volcanoes from erupting, that’s for sure.
But, hey, relax…give the world a hug and have a nice day!”
Why do the MSM not publish anything about Ian Plimer, why do political parties not even acknowledge Ian Plimer???
[Snipped and polished a bit – Jo]
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Love Ian Plimer. Have read his expert commentary for years. No climate activist will debate him which shows what a peculiar emotional entanglement they have with their fixation.
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Saturday sarcasm: the future in one picture
https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_sc3skc6e9t1tki7xk_720.mp4
Now we slowly increase the temperature…
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Saturday entertainment: High rise parking in Shenzhen, China
https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_sc6snbUgsf1z23obp.mp4
Now imagine they’re all EV’s.
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Saturday entertainment 2: macro photography
https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_sc6asxRHuO1z23obp.mp4
Awesome!
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72-year-old patient had COVID for record 613 days, accumulated over 50 mutations from virus before it killed him
A Dutch man with the longest case of COVID infection ever recorded suffered from the sickness for a record 613 days, with the ailment mutating into a unique new variant that baffled medical researchers.
The 72-year-old unnamed patient was diagnosed with the omicron variant in February 2022, according to Time, citing research from the University of Amsterdam.
It is the longest time anyone has been infected with the virus, researchers said.
The patient, who had already been suffering from a blood disease before contracting COVID, immune system failed to produce enough white blood cells or antibodies to combat the virus despite receiving the vaccine multiple times.
https://nypost.com/2024/04/19/lifestyle/patient-had-covid-for-record-613-days-accumulated-over-50-mutations-from-virus-before-death/amp/
And they build labs to design such bioweapons…
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A couple of interesting pieces on zero hedge. One on the inevitable clash with reality of many green/woke initiatives. The other on yet another ATC related near miss in the US.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/worlds-economic-myths-are-hitting-their-limits
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/southwest-stop-near-runway-disaster-washington-reagan-recorded-shocking-audio
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FWIW –
Covid jabs and “The more they learned the more the worser grew”
“Brett explained the one thing that scientists should be talking about, but aren’t:
It is likely that many of the deaths that occur as a result of these shots, it’s the result of the mRNA platform itself. That anything you load it on to that platform would produce many of these pathologies, because the platform itself is deeply flawed.
The mRNA is a genetic message loaded into this platform surrounded by something called lipid nanoparticle. If these lipid nanoparticles stayed in your deltoid muscle then their consequence would be localized…But they don’t stay in your deltoid. They circulate around the body.
So when they get absorbed they trigger the cells that have taken them up to produce this protein. Your immune system is built so that it recognizes cells producing a protein that you do not ordinarily make, and it targets those cells and destroys them. Like viral infection. Basically the mRNA shots are a pseudo virus.
The immune system treats them like they’re virally infected cells, and destroys them. If that happens in your liver, it’s not that serious. But if that happens in your heart it’s potentially devastating.”
More at
https://open.substack.com/pub/coffeeandcovid/p/new-clothes-friday-april-19-2024?r=1vxw0k&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email
“Weinstein said nobody should take any mRNA drugs of any kind.”
Likewise for livestock I’d say
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What a terrible attempt at linking CO2 to global warming.
https://news.climate.columbia.edu/2021/02/25/carbon-dioxide-cause-global-warming
Billions and billions of co2 therefore it’s bad.
OMG.
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Help with email experiences sought.
My main email address has been sherro01@outlook.com
Secondary was sherro1@optusnet.com.au
Today, I can get no life out of either. Occasional messages come through the secondary. I cannot transmit on either.
I have just tried to set up a new Outlook account. I was told that I failed. “Authentication or initialization failed.”
Has anyone else been having problems?
This looks like Microsoft Outlook has banned me, though it is too early to tell yrt.
Geoff S
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..and so the ‘disappearings’ started, oh wait, there’s someone at the front door, BRB..
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https://downdetector.com/status/microsoft-365/
Switch to protonmail…
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Aussies ‘locked out’ of national parks to protect cultural heritage
A growing number of Australia’s most beautiful natural environments are being closed off to the public for opaque cultural heritage reasons, with one commentator labelling it a “crazy” trend that’s creating “bad vibes” between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities.
In NSW, the four-year closure of Mount Warning in the Northern Rivers region’s Wollumbin National Park has been a long-simmering controversy.
The breathtaking mountain, which once attracted more than 100,000 people a year, was initially closed to the public amid Covid restrictions in 2020 and in 2021, the local Aboriginal owners requested the track be closed permanently.
The Wollumbin Aboriginal Place Management plan stated that the mountain was considered a “men’s site” and that the “sanctity” of Wollumbin Aboriginal Place “may also manifest physically”, making people sick or putting women in “physical danger”.
https://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-updates/warnings/aussies-locked-out-of-national-parks-to-protect-cultural-heritage/news-story/a0c60533e6e2cd98bf01df020a36d207
Didn’t see that coming.
/sarc
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John,
In the mid 1970s one of our corporate lawyers and I submitted words re the proposal to make a huge Kakadu park. Among those words, we repeated that the greens wanted to lock people out. Also, that parks are their own enemy if they attract crowds – crowds destroy.
In the event, they created Kakadu over our mineral exploration licences, no compensation to us. One of the first visible acts was hundreds of signs saying, in effect, no unauthorised access. It is just so dumb, when new laws are made by city folk who have little idea of what they do.
Geoff S
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Cloud Seeding – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7wee5yLT94 .
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For the record:
This was an excellent presentation.
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