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Random Notes - Idle ThoughtsTillerson tells UN Human Rights Council: Reform or US will leave — American Thinker
To allow countries like Iran, Cuba, Venezuela, and China to sit in judgment on any country’s human rights record is beyond absurd. Somehow, the UNHRC never gets around to examining the human rights record of most of those states and, instead, concentrates its fire on the U.S. and Israel – two of the most liberal, tolerant democracies in the world.
McManus And The Unions
Interesting that McManus should be speaking out about the lawlessness of the unions. From The Australian 12 months today
What Thinking Australian Are Thinking — Sally McManus and the Unions
"..Using the ACTU’s reasoning, employers should now be able to disobey employment laws that don’t suit them, laws that they deem to be unfair and unjust. Those of us against section 18C and laws relating to so-called racial discrimination should now go about offending...
Random Note #132,673 — South Australia, A Dilapidated Theme Park
Random Note #132,673 The latest novelty ride emanating from the fertile, albeit, desperate mind of South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill reminds me of a fairground, a theme park attraction that people stopped coming to 15 years ago. Clapped out rusting attractions...
Japanese government taps more benefit from Australian gas than us — Sydney Morning Herald
Japan is collecting more tax revenue from Australian liquefied natural gas than the federal government, By comparison, Australia will not receive a cent in petroleum resource rent tax from gas projects operating in federal waters over the same period.
Whowouldathunkit — Another Exploding Cigar for The Left — American Thinker
Trump needs to get himself a better accountant. Like, for example Bernie’s or Obama’s. Tax rates for Bernie Sanders 13% Barack Obama 19% MSNBC (who broke the “story”) 24%, Trump, by comparison, a whopping 38%
The Ripe Aroma Of BS and Musk — Quadrant Online
The old pea and thimble "....One hundred and thirty years ago, the renowned Thomas Edison (left) – then an American hero — pulled a stunt like Elon Musk, pretending to promise something he couldn’t deliver. Edison would press a button on his desk in his Fifth...
The Great Renewable Energy Swindle — Justin Campbell, Liberty Works
The renewable energy swindle, like all good swindles has multiple parts. First, for over a decade state governments subsidised the initial cost of solar panels. Second, many state governments guaranteed a fixed feed-in tariff rate that was well above market rates, and third, the Renewable Energy Target created an artificial demand for the electricity generated from small scale solar. The effect of of these three policies was a massive energy subsidy for wealthy individuals with solar paid for by consumers buying their electricity through the grid.
Bill Leak: funny once a day, courageous for a lifetime — Paul Kelly, The Australian
This is the progressive ideology. Its dogma, now pervasive in the academy, is that the West is founded on a bankrupt morality of imperialism, racism, exploitation, patriarchy and male violence and that these evils, still embedded in our existence, must now be identified, denounced and corrected. This is the origin of identity politics.
Idle Thought Random Note — The Reality Of Renewables
Idle Thought Random Note
Of course the hole in the renewables debate and the logical point that no one ever seems to make is that the weather, by its very nature is variable and intermittent. It therefore follows that an electricity supply relying on the weather will, by definition, also be variable and intermittent.