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Will Climate change impact on the election.
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As always with climate change we must rely on the models. These tell us that there is “consensus” by “97% “of the experts in this field. These models predict that CAGW (Catastrophic Australian Gillard Wipeout) will occur on or before September 14, 2013.
This is also confirmed by “rising opposition levels” that threaten waterfront properties owned by ALP MP’s. Severe “Melting” support for the ALP is accelerating whilst the extinction of many ALP political life forms is also predicted.
The “end of the world as we know it” projection from Tim Flannery is “forecast” to produce “droughts” of ALP votes, “severe storms” for the Trade Unions as the “mean surface temperature” for a Royal Commission rises.
Professor Phil Jones believes that ALP has no “statistically significant” probability of support increasing, he points out that the ALP’s chance of retaining office are “indistinguishable from zero” and asserts that it may need “30 to 40 years” in political exile to confirm this.
The ABC, much of the MSM, academics, NGO’s continue to support the “resurrection” theory of continued political “warming” for the ALP. Meanwhile the “experts” that predicted the ALP warming have now confirmed that their “models” no longer reflect the “empirical evidence” provided by the Australian electorates and the Bookies”.
Some of the greatest difficulties faced by the ALP are exaggeration, lies, failed policies and enormous waste of public funds spent to mitigate “their” change in climate.
It is clear therefore, that the “Change of Climate” will most certainly impact upon the upcoming election and not at all favorably for the ALP. We can also expect the “commentariat” to insist that “consensus” exists and that everyone except them is of course, wrong.