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Posted by Fester, Sunday, 26 April 2026 7:20:36 AM
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Hi Fester,
"Why mention past bad gas deals when they have nothing to do with the current supply crisis?" Well, those past bad gas deals are still relevant today. Japan buys a huge amount of Australian LNG at a 'locked in' very favourable price. In 2024/25 Japan pocketed over $1 billion by reselling Australian LNG, all the while Australian consumers are paying through the neck for Australian gas. Just as Australian are paying over $3 litre for diesel to get to work, the mining industry, people like Gina Rinehart the richest person in Australia, pocketed $4.8 billion in 2024/25 through diesel fuel subsidies from the government. You have a very slanted view of renewable energy, claiming its all a con, that's your opinion, I don't agree, but that's okay with me. Posted by Paul1405, Sunday, 26 April 2026 7:56:39 AM
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Hi Paul,
Governments have been warned about impending fuel shortages for years. What has made TSHTF is the "Just stop oil" activist bureaucracy and pollies banning and regulating anything to do with fossil fuels out of existence. Blaming a dumb deal cut decades earlier is no excuse for current inaction. The truth is that the halfwits totally swallowed the lies that the koala clubbing grifter con artists were feeding them. "You have a very slanted view of renewable energy" If wind and solar were delivering anything like was promised I'd be a big supporter I assure you. The reality is koala clubbing, environment and farmland destruction, skyrocketing power prices and economic collapse, plus $20 billion a year in handouts to the grifters and countless billions more on infrastructure to support the grifter's wind and solar wastelands. Hey, but if you're a big fan of it all them keep banging your drum all you like. Australia has been pursuing the wind and solar bs for decades and might achieve the "transition" in sixty years. The French built 150% of their electricity supply with nuclear in fifteen years starting half a century ago. Doing something with a precedent for being done six times faster two generations ago sounds much smarter. Posted by Fester, Sunday, 26 April 2026 10:44:22 AM
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Nuke talk is not popular, look what happened at the last election. Wind and solar are by far the cheapest power by miles, the fuel is free and little maintenance involved. This is being done for the long term.
House hold solar is nearing 5 million with a large take up of batteries. Solar is being produced in minus figures. We can not get that until coal is dead and buried. simples.. Posted by doog, Sunday, 26 April 2026 1:43:26 PM
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doog
"Wind and solar are by far the cheapest power by miles, the fuel is free and little maintenance involved. This is being done for the long term." Did that garbage come from Magoo and Blackout's propaganda advisors? Last less than twenty years and thereafter a toxic waste problem that the grifters won't touch because they will have p'd off to the next con long before. The wind turbines are far from maintenance free and can start fires, often in inaccessible areas. "Wind industry shills still make ludicrous claims about turbines running on the smell of an oily rag and lasting for 25 years or more, needing little more than a hug from time to time. They never talk about the operations and maintenance costs which – as reported by one Australian outfit Infigen – runs at around AUD$25 per MWh (which undermines the myth about wind power being generated with zero marginal cost)." https://stopthesethings.com/2023/04/23/costly-pathetic-performance-thousands-of-wind-turbines-being-replaced-after-12-years/ Here's a bit of info from parts of the world you have likely never heard of. "German “Green Energy Transition” summarized: 1. Energy prices four times higher than in France, it will give the final blow to German industry. 2. CO2 emissions per kWh produced 12 times higher in Germany than in France. 3. Price tag so far €500B. Congratulations, well done" https://x.com/MichaelAArouet/status/2039253871302684777 Posted by Fester, Sunday, 26 April 2026 6:40:02 PM
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The Germans are fools for allowing the U.S. to blow up Nordstream and Olaf Shultz standing there straight-faced.
Now the U.S. has blown up the Persian Gulf and Albo's running to Trump for help. Trump blackmailing the world to help him attack a country of 90 million people for Israel. Trump wants other navies as cannon fodder to pull others into a war. The petro dollar might have come to an end. I heard (in the last linked video) that the last deliveries from the Persian gulf before Feb 28 have now been delivered, we're currently relying on strategic reserves, and the Russian and Iranian oil that had been stored in tankers prior to the attack on Iran by U.S. and Israel. Soon these will also be depleted. Things haven't gotten too bad yet, brace yourselves the coming months will see things get a lot worse. The follow on effects are only just beginning. Four charts that paint a worrying picture for global fertiliser prices http://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-24/charts-paint-worrying-picture-global-fertiliser-prices/106590152 Long-held bitumen standards waived after supply caught in Strait of Hormuz http://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-26/australia-bitumen-supply-crisis-strait-of-hormuz-disruptions/106566896 Fuel crisis leaves councils facing cost blowouts, rate hikes and spending cuts http://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-14/fuel-crisis-leaves-sa-councils-facing-cost-blowouts/106552638 Trump Will Be Driven Out of Office Because of Iran War http://youtu.be/Wu0-8aU17no Posted by Armchair Critic, Monday, 27 April 2026 2:09:59 AM
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Why mention past bad gas deals when they have nothing to do with the current supply crisis? Also, note that fossil fuels provided Australia with $74 billion in revenue last year. How much revenue came from the koala clubbing, environment and economy destroying wind and solar grifters? That's right, zero. In fact, those con artists who are supposedly supplying us with all that incredibly cheap power are taking about $20 billion a year from taxpayers.
The reason we have a fuel crisis is because of all the "Just stop oil" lunatics preventing exploration and regulating industry using fossil fuels out of existence whilst wasting countless billions on the "transition".
Magoo is going on his begging bowl tours for things Australia could be supplying in abundance with appropriate planning and regulation. I suspect that Magoo and co might have super associations with grifters inc.