Monthly Archives: March 2012

8.30: With the enviro-crowd wiping their conscience clean of that eco-guilt from their hypocritical lifestyles, myself and others celebrating Human Achievement Hour will be protesting their protest. To do my part (to borrow the rhetoric of the environmental movement), I have turned the … Continue reading →

It looks like that if we as a society are going to be able to tackle the challenge of climate change, we need to find a cure for skepticism, according to one sociologist. Scepticism regarding the need for immediate and … Continue reading →

Back in April last year, Paul Howes promised that the Australian Workers Union would not support the carbon tax if it costs any of his members their jobs, proclaiming “if one job is gone, our support is gone.” He was … Continue reading →

On Saturday, we heard about Port Macquarie Hastings Council forcing residents out of their homes for the sake of an imagined future sea level rise. LIKE many working couples, Anne and Russell Secombe decided to find a place by the … Continue reading →

Will I be switching off my lights this Saturday to celebrate Earth Hour? HELL NO! Geelong is opening their season against Fremantle, and I for one am looking forward to watching the Cats kick off their title defence. Earth Hour is 60 … Continue reading →

Ted Baillieu is starting to do the right things. The other day he moved to expand brown coal mining and now he is scrapping Victoria’s equivalent of China’s five-year plan. A PLAN to cut Victoria’s greenhouse gas emissions by 20 … Continue reading →

I think Bob Brown watches too much science fiction. The global government advocate has now called on us to take our place in the world, sorry, universe, perhaps taking too much notice of a certain NASA report. As has been pointed … Continue reading →

All through the night we kept hearing about possible disaster scenarios for Labor; 20 seats, 15 seats, a cricket team? No one predicted that they would retain only 7 or 8. This is a netball team, and with all of … Continue reading →

Brendan O’Neill comments on the hysterical greenie obsession with uncovering the big oil links. The old world of rigorous debate about issues has been replaced by the modern insatiable search for “hidden agendas”. This can be seen most clearly in … Continue reading →

With an article in the Scientific American now advocating a world government as a means of staving off the climate crisis, it seems the conspiracy theorists, as the warmists like to dismiss them as, have been vindicated. For the record, … Continue reading →