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Catastrophic day.

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Well what do you know. That idiot Turnbull had a silly smug grin on his face, as he declared that he, & the United Nations, were born on the same day. The smug fool thinks that makes him special, for god's sake.

If only the Back to the Future movie were fact, we could perhaps get Michael J Fox & his mates to go back & eliminate that day.

If only! What a better place this world would be.
Posted by Hasbeen, Saturday, 24 October 2015 5:17:46 PM
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Kindergarten tantrums, what is the discussion of this thread. Turnbull.

Turnbull is well placed to make a down trodden country into a greater place than ever. We have Turnbull and Shorten to back him up we could never be more well governed.

Some are not happy, but Abbott was never going to be the worlds greatest PM, and he proved that himself. Both Abbott and his mentor from Canada have demised, why because they were not worthy of the job at hand. They were both Climate change deniers, amongst other things.

The time is right for the world to take the initiative of putting Climate change into law.

Discussion has been going around in circles for 20 years and getting nowhere, we need action.
Posted by doog, Monday, 26 October 2015 9:13:54 AM
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What IS this thread about?
A whine about Turnbull?

No, a childish sob about the fact that Turnbull is far better placed as Australia's PM than ever Tony Abbott looked like being.
Get over it and move on Hasbeen.
Why not go for the Greens next election?
Posted by Suseonline, Monday, 26 October 2015 10:03:18 AM
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HASBEEN...Further to your appraisal of our illustrious Prime Minister. I really have nothing further to add, except to say I wouldn't trust Malcolm TURNBULL with todays date ? He reminds me of a Trojan Horse Liberal, outwardly a conservative leader, in reality a committed and dedicated member of the Australian Labour Party.

I personally wouldn't have a problem with that, provided he was overtly Labour ? Except that he's used deceit and treachery towards those of the LNP who've trusted him, to satisfy his own personal aspirations and predilections for power !
Posted by o sung wu, Monday, 26 October 2015 1:35:28 PM
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Hasbeen, are you saying you don't approve of Turnbull, too much of a liberal, Liberal for you? Just call him an eastern suburbs (Sydney) trendy, a member of the latte set no doubt, probably takes it with soy milk, organic of course.
I can just picture Malcolm on a Sunday morning sitting on the promenade wearing a casual Hawaiian shirt, picked that one up from the extravagantly expensive gift shop in the lobby of the five star Sheraton on Waikiki, even if it was made in Bangladesh, whilst attending a conference discussing the appalling labour conditions in third world clothing factories. Dining alfresco at his favorite Bondi Beach cafe, watching the world go by, enjoying a breakfast of over priced 'Eggs Benedict' whilst discussing third world food shortages, and last nights opening of the Monet exhibition at the Avant Garde Gallery in leafy Woollahra, with like minded friends of course.

p/s The first meeting of the UN took place January 10th 1946, Turnbull was born October 24th 1954. The only significant even to take place on Malcolm's birthday was "Dwight D. Eisenhower pleded United States support to South Vietnam" boy was that a sick joke!
Posted by Paul1405, Tuesday, 27 October 2015 4:41:44 AM
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Bad news for the conservatives, "New South Wales Liberal Party acting president Trent Zimmerman has been chosen to contest Joe Hockey's former seat of North Sydney in a by-election in December."
Zimmerman is a well known Turnbull supporter.
"The process to appoint the new federal Liberal candidate has been described from those within the party (the hard right) as a "stitch-up" and undemocratic."

Zimmerman defeated the hard right's candidate John Hart 47/37. North Sydney with about a 16% margin is one of the plum Liberal seats. I am sure Turnbull would have had more than a passing interest in the pre-selection outcome, seeing Zimmerman (unlike Hockey) as a future cabinet ally. Next to go will be Bronwyn Bishop and Tony Abbott. All part of the Turnbull agenda
Posted by Paul1405, Tuesday, 27 October 2015 5:37:48 AM
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The reason people voted for Turnbull is that the self interests groups
think he seems more affable than Abbott, so he'll give into their
demands which are turning Australia into a weak, silly,society.
tHat won't stand up for itself.

It was wonderful to see Abbott stand his ground and just say nope,
And to see him stand up to Indonesia by towing the boats back.
Also to watch him defeat the left wing and Hippy green rabid bunch,
by refusing to discuss national security with them,so depriving
them of ammunition.
These groups are not used to being told no, so their reaction was to hate Abbott.

Doog,
The climate change issue, is well on its way to being solved in the next
Decade, with more and more Australians converting over to the new cheaper
And much more efficient solar panels with battery backup.
This new advance in solar once it becomes common place in developed countries
Will also spread rapidly to the biggest users of coal, for cooking, lighting
And heating, China and India.
Problem solved. It only needed the new innovations we've seen in solar recently to
bring solar to an affordable option for ordinary people to install and use.
The installing of solar in private homes is escalating at a very rapid rate at the moment.
Across Australia, it will then slowly spread across the world.
No consumer base no,market for coal.
So relax, the problem is in the process of fixing itself.
That's if there is a problem. All the weather I've seen in the last 10years, I''Ve seen before in my lifetime.
Posted by CHERFUL, Tuesday, 27 October 2015 11:45:40 PM
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CHERFUL, are you simply another hard right conservative, bemoaning the downfall of 'Fearless Leader' and the ascendancy of 'Captain Charisma'? Once the good captain roundup's a few of those noxious weeds still remaining in the Liberal Party he will be free to implement his much anticipated, social, political and economic agenda!

p/s Just a small thing'y, but from now on Malcolm would much appreciate it if all, including your good self, could refer to him as Comrade Turnbull, rather than some disparaging name like 'Captain Charisma'.

I believe Comrade Turnbull is sincere, and genuinely wants to take Australia in a new direction, hopefully for the better. The opportunity has presented itself and I think he will grab it with both hands, only time will tell. The early signs are positive that has wants social change put back on the agenda.
Posted by Paul1405, Wednesday, 28 October 2015 4:29:54 AM
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I will reserve my judgment of Turnbull till sometime next year.
I just hope he is not a Rudd like show pony.

Cheerful, solar will not do the job.
The arithmetic is all up the spout.
If you take the amount of solar,wind and battery needed to run
everything for that day and night then that is fine.
However, if you get say three heavy overcast days in a row you need
four times the number of cells and battery capacity.
You still need enough over to get you started the next winter morning.

err what if it is five overcast days ?
I just spent five days in Bleak city and there was not one sunny day.
No, solar & wind are only a transition to the next energy system whatever it is !
Posted by Bazz, Wednesday, 28 October 2015 11:27:10 PM
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Bazz
Yes you are right overcast weather would be a problem.

But the rapid uptake of solar in millions of
Ordinary homes across Australia, still has to be
Beneficial in lowering the stated global warming.
Posted by CHERFUL, Saturday, 31 October 2015 1:37:31 AM
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Paul1405

No I'm not a right wing conservative.
Although I think after being a Labour Party stalwart for
Most of my life I am tired of the stupidity of the Labour Party
In the last 1o Years.

And what is this wonderful social change Malcolm Turnbaull
Is going to bring about.

This country was the most wonderful country in
The world, it has been the influx of incompatible,immigration Caused
By a belief in the flawed ,old hippy mantra of Love and peace
Brother.
War is not about intolerance,
It is about the taking of land and territory.
Multi tribes,one territory = tribal territorial war,ethnic cleansing,
cIvil war, demands for a separate state, rebels,Revolution,
Militia. All want to fight territorial wars.
Societal change for the betterr in the West would be to withdraw from the silly United Nations and protect our own Western society, it's the best system and advanced culture
In the world.. Leave the other countries to stew in the messy, badly run
Places they have made for themselves.
Not the concern of Europe. My mother always said, you look after your own first.
Europe and the Western Labour Party and academics have forgotten that
And are pulling down their own people and societies by putting them last, in their
Save the world agenda.
Posted by CHERFUL, Saturday, 31 October 2015 2:44:56 AM
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CHEREFUL;
Solar & wind will reduce CO2 of course, but it is being proposed as
a base load system.
Those that propose it never give any info on serial overcast and/or
windless days. They just ignore it.
Trouble is non-technicals like my daughter-in-law are sucked in completely.
She is one of the close them all tomorrow brigade.
Of course she does not understand what is the real problem.
Posted by Bazz, Saturday, 31 October 2015 8:44:08 AM
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Hi CHERFULL, I was just being my flippant self, you and I think very much alike one many issues. By putting a comment with an opening question like "CHEERFUL, are you simply another hard right conservative" knowing full well you are not, it tends to lampoon the conservatives who have been doing nothing else but moaning and gnashing their teeth in fear of change ever since the palace coup that seen 'Fearless Leader' replaced with 'Comrade Turnbull'.

"and what is this wonderful social change Malcolm Turnbaull
Is going to bring about"

A fair question, quite possible some think Malcolm is about to nationalise industry and introduce collectivisation! Whilst in fact the biggest social change he has in mind could be moving the weekly bingo game from Tuesday's to Wednesday night. Only time will tell.
Posted by Paul1405, Saturday, 31 October 2015 1:46:12 PM
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