Bobby. wrote on Oct 27^th, 2024 at 3:48pm:


Pretty sus when you think about how Qatar Airways was restricted by the government eh? 

Any link there in protecting Qantas from increased competition?

I'll give you another prediction about Albo post election loss:-

He'll make a statement, regarding the voice insanity, that he never realised how deep seated racism was in the average Australian's heart.... and that's the only reason his disastrous idea failed....

Talk about out of touch with real democracy and real equality etc.... to his kind, real equality is being handed specials every five minutes.... things that nobody else gets... started with the feminists years ago - and I saw the writing on the wall then... now look at the state of the country.... for real without the rose coloured glasses.

Namby-pambying has lead to:-

firstly, out of control youth, many such living the gangstah life and thinking it's the way things are and is good fun, many die as a result of their own actions, and many end up lifetime criminals as a result - then there is the introduction, as a measure to halt this, of the Midnight Express I warned you all about - the NT shipping baddies 1500 miles away for 're-education'.. I Told You So!

secondly, out of control Aboriginal demands and behaviour and the totally incorrect assumption on the part of many such that they are Entitled™ to anything they want or want to do, since they are told over and over what victims they've been.  The fact that they are mostly victims of their own unwillingness to accept that things have changed is ignored; that nobody forces them to crimes is ignored; that nobody forces them to live where they do and how they do is ignored; that the cries of 'Whartey's Way made us violent to our women etc' are made absurd by the reality that remote communities are the worst at it - all to satisfy 'the narrative' that somehow they are 'owed' far more than those penniless convicts, early Free Settlers, refugees and so forth who came here and built a better life under the prevailing new standards.  I Told You So!

thirdly - read the second - the same in many cases applies to certain kinds of immigrant populations... and in some cases that is made even worse by their bringing here ancient feuds to the death ... madness....  I Told You So!

Anyway - there's more but you need to do your own work - that way you actually 'own' your resolutions of issues and your resolves to do something.  THINK on it.... DO something... I can't do it all for you.   

The move to cut HECS debt will go over well with younger voters I reckon, but Labor will need to do something substantial for the older groups because Labor has the younger voting group sewn up already:

That's to undercut their access to information and chat rooms about cutting off their balls and tits etc, as well as getting them - hopefully - to concentrate more on their study.

Great idea - stops them being crowd-pushed into 'transgender' or drugs or being poof or whatever, stops bullies networking to 'get' others etc... something young girls excel at - along with sucking up sweetly to the teacher so the boy gets blamed for it, keeps them away from porn and twisted ideas of sex and such ... imagine girls (and boys) of thirteen being groomed online to do BJs and such and take it up the tail pipe and into thinking they MUST 'give out' early and even that under-age pregnancy is the go-to thing ....  FFS ....

Best idea any advisory to the government body came up with - and parents will agree totally - it's hardly an Albo initiative.

Parental empowerment returns..... one bit at a time .... at the heart of every politician lies the soul of a dictator fashioned by his/her own upbringing  ....

First Newspoll result from The Australian in four weeks, showing the with an unchanged of

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Both major parties are up two on the primary vote, and the , with the and .

and up one on , while and down one on .

Albanese’s lead as preferred prime minister narrows from 45-37 to

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. The poll was conducted Monday to Friday from a sample of 1261.

Nine Newspapers has the monthly Resolve Strategic poll has , the , the , , independent down one to 11% and others up one to 4%.

Two-party preferred somewhere between 50-50 and

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to the Coalition, based on preference flows at the 2022 election.

is up two on and down one on while and down one to .

The two leaders are tied 37-37 on preferred prime minister, after Albanese led 38-35 last time.

Well - so far I've predicted the NT, Queensland, and Trump - missed out on the Gaga Strip - the ACT .... but you know what they're like... they imagine they are all 'activist' down there...

So when I say AlboCorp will see the rear of the field all the way - I mean it.  Albo sank Labor with the 'voice' madness; then the Voice By Stealth via the states; the continuing addiction of Labor to the lies of feminism about 'poor underpaid women' etc; the quantum leap of Labor from a national wage case to a 'sector bargaining' concept (see teachers, police and nurses in NSW - policy of division and isolation of each group for easy disposal one at a time) under the tutelage of the rather odd-looking ACTU 'president' (easy to see what we have there - same old, same old); the direct assault on one of the few remaining man-dominated Unions with any power (they must think we're all stupid out here);** the craven approach to ultravicious Gazan/Hezbollah genocide attempts against Israel; Wong's clearly shown ineptitude in the international sphere; the inability of Labor to come to grips with the Aboriginal problem but instead to make it all worse; and now The Rudd Legacy - Curse Of The Bigmouth ..... well ..... what can you expect but a whitewash across Australia?

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https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2755137618090190

WOW!

 

UK and US join forces to speed up advanced nuclear technologies
New agreement for civil nuclear collaboration signed by UK and US at COP29 in Baku, helping strengthen energy security.

The United Kingdom and United States have joined forces at COP29 to speed up the deployment of cutting-edge nuclear technology to help decarbonise industry and boost energy security.

The UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband and US Deputy Secretary of Energy David Turk have today (Monday 18 November) signed a new agreement while in Baku for climate talks that will help pool together billions of pounds worth of nuclear research and development – including the world’s leading academic institutions and nuclear innovators.

The UK will take a leading role in the forum, which aims to support information-sharing on advanced nuclear technologies and make them available for use in industry by 2030. 

New technologies such as advanced modular reactors can help decarbonise heavy industry such as aviation fuel, hydrogen or advanced steel production, by providing low-carbon heat and power. They are also smaller and can be made in factories, making them quicker and cheaper to build.

This will support the commitment made last year at COP28 to triple nuclear energy capacity globally by 2050, with 31 countries signed up including the US and UK.

The UK is reversing a legacy of no nuclear being delivered and moving forward with its advanced nuclear reactor programme and Great British Nuclear’s small modular reactor competition, as well as continuing development of the Sizewell C project. New nuclear will help to secure thousands of good, skilled jobs and support energy independence beyond 2030.

Energy Secretary Ed Miliband said:

Nuclear will play a vital role in our clean energy future.

That is why we are working closely with our allies to unleash the potential of cutting-edge nuclear technology.

Advanced nuclear technology will help decarbonise industry by providing low-carbon heat and power, supporting new jobs and investment here in the UK.

As part of this new agreement, the Generation IV International Forum will no longer include Russia – ensuring future collaborations remain among mutually willing parties who respect nuclear safety norms.

The new agreement will come into force from 1 March 2025 and is expected to also be signed by: Canada, France, Japan, Republic of Korea, Republic of South Africa, China, Euratom, Switzerland and Australia. 

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-and-us-join-forces-to-speed-up-advanced-nu...