Australians should get rid of The Greens at the next general elections.
by GDL.
The Greens use this name to hide their true colour which is RED, the colour of the
hard extreme left communist party. That is why they are called watermelons, green on the outside and red inside. They are virtual radicals, anarchists, harden left wing ideologists who are still living in the past centuries, still indoctrinated by the writings of Marx, Angels,Lenin, Stalin, Trotsky, Mao,Castro and all these failed political leaders.
The Greens are anti-capitalism, anti-business, anti-jobs. They do not believe in the private sector, in entrepreneurship and in the concept that investment and business generate wealth and provide
a sense of humanity to the workers; that anyone has the potential to move up and prosper. They just want people to stay a the lower rung of the ladder as proletarians, but at the same time want a revolution against the private sector. B...S....
The Greens in Australia started as an ecological movement in Tasmania with this man Bob Brown.
They protested against the construction of a dam because that meant trees will have to be cut down. They wanted to save the forest of Tasmania and still advocating that they should be no logging at all in Tasmania. This is unrealistic as many people in Tasmania depend on logging for their survival, to have a job and feed their families. There are many many trees in the forest of Tasmania that can be logged without damaging the ecological balance and sustainability. It only needs good planning, where to log and replant the fallen trees.No no no said the Greens, no compromise.
They managed to get into the upper house (the senate) on the slogan that they care about the environment and some people believe in them, as most people agree that the environment should be protected. But once they start tasting power and politics in the senate, they move to other policy areas
e.g. that drugs, abortion, gay marriage, euthanasia should be legalised. Then they move to clean energy policy claiming that Australia should stop burning fossils fuel ( gas and coal) to produce electricity. For them nuclear energy is very very bad for the environment and dangerous because of radiation. They want all energy producing plants to be closed down, no more mining of the land neither and stop exports of energy to other countries. This is economic irrationality when Australia is a net exporter of energy.
They want Australia to rely only on sun, wind and geothermal and other natural energy sources . They do not care if people will loose jobs. As always, they will not compromise. They voted against Kevin Rudd's ETS and CPRS where the cost of carbon would have been only $5.00. They twisted the arms of Julia Gillard, and her minority government, to impose a $23 per ton on carbon emission.
The Greens are the real red devils behind the carbon tax which poor Julia and her ministers now have to defend by compensating and over compensation those who will face higher electricity bills.
On the issue of refugees, if the Greens get their way, our country will be swamped by boat people claiming to be refugees which are not only queue jumpers.There could be among them, harden criminals, terrorists, islamist fundamentalists, mafia or drug dealers who will only upset the social fabric of our country. This is what onshore processing means and the Greens will not compromise on offshore processing. They do not care how much taxpayers money are being spent on the queue jumpers who cannot wait for their turns.
The Greens are the first ones responsible for the influx of boats coming to our shores in the north from Indonesia. They are responsible for encouraging people smuggling and finally responsible for those who died and will die at sea. This is why the Greens are a bunch of dangerous idealists anarchists far from the crocodile tears of the idiosyncratic Sarah Henson-Young, not to mention the wierd Bob Brown and the stupid Christine Mills and the antisemitic Lea Reanon.
The Greens should f...off to the land of dreamers. Dans koro kann comme on dit a Maurice..
George at Studio 2GLF 89.3 fm
Broadcasting Emission Kontak
Saturday 14 July 2012
Tuesday 3 July 2012
Clean energy in the future
The carbon tax or the Clean Energy Future
by GDL.
The Carbon Tax, as the opposition likes to call it, was implemented on the 1st of July 2012 in Australia. From that day some 300 big polluters will pay $23 for every ton of carbon emission they release in the atmosphere.
The opposition, the Liberals and Nationals, has campaigned vigorously and continues to campaign hard against what they call a bad tax. They say it will not reduce gas emissions but instead will raise the cost of living of Australians. They also said that as from the 1st July, everything will go wrong in Australia: prices of goods, services and commodities will go up, many small business will close shops. They even said that some of the towns where electricity is produced, like Wyalla and La Trobe valley, will become ghost towns.
Well the 1st of July is there and gone and nothing dramatic has happened. However it is still too soon to measure the real impact of the carbon tax on the economy. Prices of electricity has already gone up but this is irrelevant of the carbon tax as electricity prices had gone up by 78% in the last ten years.
We will monitor in the days and month to come whether the big supermarkets will put the prices up, less sales and less discounts. This will be the real test for everyone as it will hit our pockets directly.
The same scare campaign was run by labour when the Liberals introduced the GST of 10%. Today we live with it and continue to enjoy life. The same will happen with the carbon tax, like any tax we will live with it and soon we will forget about it.
But maybe not, as this will be the centrepiece of the opposition electoral campaign in a year or so. However, we will then be in a better position to judge who was right and who was wrong.
We will be in a position to assess whether it was a good thing to make polluters pay for damaging the atmosphere and whether this has caused massive job lost and raise the cost of living.
The Labor government has already compensated, and they will again compensate, those who could be worse off under the Clean Energy Future legislation. They linked the legislation with tax reforms and already more than a million Australians will pay no tax while others will save around $2,000 every year. Pensioners has received a lump sum of $300 and families with children in schools have received some $800.
The opposition say they will repeal the tax if they come to power. Tony Abbott said there will be no carbon tax under his government. This will not be possible even if they win a big majority in the lower house because the Greens and Labor will have a majority in the senate and will surely block the new legislation of repealing the Clean Energy Legislation.
In reality there will be a carbon tax if Mr Abbott wins for some months or years unless he triggers a double dissolution and win outright majority in the senate. So in the years to come we can expect not one but two federal elections in a row. If again the Greens and Labour controls the senate, the carbon tax will stay.
If the sky has not fallen on our heads on the 1st of July, the question remains should we have done it now when the rest of the world has not moved ? But should we wait for the rest of the world to move and then follow ? Should we have done nothing ? Is the cost of doing nothing not more that doing something now. But have we done it the right way ? The answers are not blowing in the wind but will come from YOU.
by GDL.
The Carbon Tax, as the opposition likes to call it, was implemented on the 1st of July 2012 in Australia. From that day some 300 big polluters will pay $23 for every ton of carbon emission they release in the atmosphere.
The opposition, the Liberals and Nationals, has campaigned vigorously and continues to campaign hard against what they call a bad tax. They say it will not reduce gas emissions but instead will raise the cost of living of Australians. They also said that as from the 1st July, everything will go wrong in Australia: prices of goods, services and commodities will go up, many small business will close shops. They even said that some of the towns where electricity is produced, like Wyalla and La Trobe valley, will become ghost towns.
Well the 1st of July is there and gone and nothing dramatic has happened. However it is still too soon to measure the real impact of the carbon tax on the economy. Prices of electricity has already gone up but this is irrelevant of the carbon tax as electricity prices had gone up by 78% in the last ten years.
We will monitor in the days and month to come whether the big supermarkets will put the prices up, less sales and less discounts. This will be the real test for everyone as it will hit our pockets directly.
The same scare campaign was run by labour when the Liberals introduced the GST of 10%. Today we live with it and continue to enjoy life. The same will happen with the carbon tax, like any tax we will live with it and soon we will forget about it.
But maybe not, as this will be the centrepiece of the opposition electoral campaign in a year or so. However, we will then be in a better position to judge who was right and who was wrong.
We will be in a position to assess whether it was a good thing to make polluters pay for damaging the atmosphere and whether this has caused massive job lost and raise the cost of living.
The Labor government has already compensated, and they will again compensate, those who could be worse off under the Clean Energy Future legislation. They linked the legislation with tax reforms and already more than a million Australians will pay no tax while others will save around $2,000 every year. Pensioners has received a lump sum of $300 and families with children in schools have received some $800.
The opposition say they will repeal the tax if they come to power. Tony Abbott said there will be no carbon tax under his government. This will not be possible even if they win a big majority in the lower house because the Greens and Labor will have a majority in the senate and will surely block the new legislation of repealing the Clean Energy Legislation.
In reality there will be a carbon tax if Mr Abbott wins for some months or years unless he triggers a double dissolution and win outright majority in the senate. So in the years to come we can expect not one but two federal elections in a row. If again the Greens and Labour controls the senate, the carbon tax will stay.
If the sky has not fallen on our heads on the 1st of July, the question remains should we have done it now when the rest of the world has not moved ? But should we wait for the rest of the world to move and then follow ? Should we have done nothing ? Is the cost of doing nothing not more that doing something now. But have we done it the right way ? The answers are not blowing in the wind but will come from YOU.
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