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EU strongarming Australia on CO2 : Comments

By Alan Moran, published 1/4/2021

The EU has long sought to impose its carbon dioxide abatement policies on the rest of the world. A major setback to this was the Copenhagen climate summit in 2009.

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Dear Galen,

One would have thought you might have parked your notoriously pugnacious attitude for the Holy holiday but it seems as always you can't help yourself.

As I am a little more respectful I will just offer this:

Below are the 15 countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of wheat during 2019.

Russia: US$6.4 billion (16.7% of total wheat exports)
United States: $6.3 billion (16.4%)
Canada: $5.4 billion (14.1%)
France: $4.4 billion (11.4%)
Australia: $2.51 billion (6.6%)
Argentina: $2.45 billion (6.4%)
Ukraine: $1.6 billion (4.3%)
Romania: $1.29 billion (3.4%)
Germany: $1.25 billion (3.3%)
Kazakhstan: $1 billion (2.6%)

http://www.worldstopexports.com/wheat-exports-country/

And this for 2018:

1 Russia 8,400
2 Canada 5,700
3 United States 5,500
4 France 4,100
5 Australia 3,100
6 Ukraine 3,000
7 Argentina 2,400
8 Romania 1,230
9 Germany 1,160
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_wheat_exports

And let you respond.
Posted by SteeleRedux, Sunday, 4 April 2021 12:06:19 PM
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SteeleRedux

I’m lost to know why your banging on about France, when it’s the EU issuing the gripe.

What the EU will achieve with this nonsense, is to drive a wedge between Asia and the West.

Au will have no choice but to reestablish relations with China as a consequence.
This at a time when the US is beating the drum against China.

Very short sighted.

Dan
Posted by diver dan, Sunday, 4 April 2021 3:58:44 PM
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SteeleRedux

As a PS, I would think this a great moment for Au to totally dump out the $90bn French submarine contract and invite the Chinese to tender.

Dan
Posted by diver dan, Sunday, 4 April 2021 4:03:12 PM
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I agree the perfect time to dump France, & the rest of the EU. They obviously can't be trusted to supply anything they have been contracted to supply, Vaccine for example so we should be able to do it free & clear.

Banning the import of European cars would be a good first response to no supply of vaccines.

Don't think Chinese subs would be a good idea Diver, but US nuclear subs, even leased would be the most sensible choice. They might just be of some use as a deterrent too.
Posted by Hasbeen, Sunday, 4 April 2021 5:07:42 PM
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Well Steel

Lying again, now you claim it’s via dollar value that’s not what you claimed.

Here it is by tonnage, which completely sinks your two posts full of lies.

# Country Quantity
tonnes
1  Russia 33,025,971
2  United States 27,299,214
3  Canada 22,061,500
4  Australia 21,985,900
5  Ukraine 17,314,278
6  France 15,228,664
7  Argentina 13,099,133
8  Germany 7,890,971
9  Romania 5,759,094
10  Kazakhstan 4,256,341

Please explain, liar?
Galen
Posted by Galen, Sunday, 4 April 2021 9:47:21 PM
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Hasbeen.

I’d trust the Chinese before Biden. Which of course means neither can be trusted.
The Chinese are well established in Asia, as they are in Australia.
A view away from Europe and towards Asia is realistic.

Dan
Posted by diver dan, Sunday, 4 April 2021 10:06:00 PM
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