Reportedly citizens went to the effort of writing more than a million letters to the whitehouse – that’s a lot of letters – and petitions with more than four million signatures to not drill willow through pristine natural forested wilderness abundant with wildlife – despite that a few federal bureaucrats approved the willow oil project Monday.
(19 May 2023 – signatures on petitions are now at around ten million and increasing)
Unfortunately a few coal lobby current bureaucrats in Australia similarly unintelligent – reported by others willow will produce around two thousand temporary construction jobs and then around three hundred permanent jobs for the next few decades – any other way could produce around three hundred permanent jobs bureaucrats. That deserved a veto bureaucrat.
And additionally a few federal bureaucrats continue to refuse petitions by many state governors and citizens to boost biofuel production.
Ouch.
Huge hugs
(19 May 2023 – ignore this – unfortunately a few bureaucrats have been fibbing for a week (or longer) – waffle required)
Quotas on biofuels are not required to ensure there will be no food shortages – grain auctions simply always sell to food manufacturers first. Very simple. Biofuels can be produced from algae without farmland (algae grown in weatherproof factories) – no reason for a shortage of anything – and biofuel production provides a guaranteed market for all farmers that often have to destroy unsold grain. Absolute nonsense to suggest otherwise. And a biofuel factory provides more than three hundred permanent jobs.
Biofuels reduce greenhouse emissions, increase supply and lower costs and put money in consumers and farm workers pockets rather than the polluting corrupt freemason shell corps currently making huge profits.
Biofuels are suitable for aviation, maritime and automotive.
And to be reasonable there was around a hundred million tax payer funds allocated for biofuel production this year in a bureaucrats federal budget some of which has already been allocated to converting plastic to fuel and the factory is reportedly currently spewing more toxic gases into the air than most cities (and plastic is not actually a biofuel) – why burn through tax payer funds when simply removing biofuels quotas and adding a sticker to already in place bowsers is all that is required.
(22 March 2023 – reportedly yesterday the same few federal bureaucrats decided to announce $197 million in tax payer funding for wildfire resilience – as an example “(a county) will receive $10 million in tax payer funds to inspect 1,290 properties for wildfire resilience, clear brush along approximately 23 miles of road and promote wildfire management education” Gosh)
(22 March 2023 – another example by the same few federal bureaucrats “Oak Flat, a 2,200 acre tract of land in Arizona’s Tonto National Forest where members of the Apache Indian tribe have gone to worship and conduct ceremonies for centuries. While the federal government has protected the sacred site since the Eisenhower administration, in 2014, the government transferred the land to a foreign-owned mining company Resolution Copper, which plans to obliterate the site by creating a 1,000-foot crater, due to a large copper deposit 7,000 feet below Oak Flat’s surface. Such a crater will destroy Oak Flat forever”
(24 March 2023 – (ignore this)
That’s like bulldozing Uluru because gold deposits were found underneath it (could never) – and we are in favor of mining copper etc but lots and lots of other places to mine on the planet – during second term that is such a rotten thing to do on so so many levels and how’s the diversity spiel coming fibbing bureaucrat that is at this moment using tax payer funds to argue in court to attempt to have a sacred place protected by government since Eisenhower desecrated for an overseas corporations profit.
A few fibbing bureaucrats corruptly using public office in 2014 and again currently to attempt to eradicate the history of a race is so appalling it is impossible to describe – every word about bureaucrats towards the bottom of the blog earned by a few bureaucrats – am stunned by the constant fibbing by a very few bureaucrats at huge cost to many)
(30 March 2023 – (amongst other things) same bureaucrat cancelled the Welcome to Country greeting and presentation of a gift by a tribal elder this week. Gosh.
After outcry from tribal leaders and many many other people an apology has finally reportedly been issued and the cancelled Thursdays meeting with the tribal leader (that welcomed Mandela and many others) reinstated.
Some people have learned by heart and can effortlessly recite off the top of their heads to trusted friends more than most people learn in a lifetime.
Any twit can get a PHD dime a dozen and unfortunately a few absurdly deluded form filling fibbing bureaucrats are proof positive of that. Just a thought.
There is more to this universe than we currently have mathematical equations for of that am certain. Am not convinced people instinctively chose a large (copper) deposit as the location for ceremonies accidentally – it is possible removing that copper removes their church – more than that every blade of grass, every pebble, the exact location of every star overhead known by heart and learned by story and song is their church.
Thank you so much for sharing some of those stories with us.
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(30 March 2023 – (amongst other things) Promoting fibbing Fauci also indicates. Seriously. Amongst other absurd things reportedly visiting Collins Flat Beach also indicates (that and some other things) absolutely appalling))
(3 April 2023 – 🙂 a thoughtful and fabulously well written article standardmedia.co.ke/national/article/2001470074/president-obama-to-relocate-to-kenya-in-june)
(27 April 2023 – for a birth family member whom I adore that spent several hours this week reciting every Tesla stat and who is about to buy one
Or could stick with current opulence in the age of sustainability
Tend to scream a lot and suck my breath in whilst a passenger in his vehicles
(images by others, opinions on blog my own)
8 May 2023 – am a huge fan of Mr Bean
Reading today that Atkinson has formal training in electrical engineering explains a lot. Genius.
Am a huge fan of non polluting and silent electric buses, taxis, delivery vehicles and golf buggies. The environmental cost of producing that many batteries perhaps worth considering – a car recharged using coal electricity produces more greenhouse emissions than a petrol car – switching off coal the urgent priority. A few bureaucrats pushing the cost onto consumers everyone get a new stove, everyone get a new car is not really bureaucrats job – doing the things consumers cannot do on their own like ceasing tax payer funded coal subsidies is a bureaucrats responsibility.
Meaningless legislation to ban something in a decade is genuinely meaningless and counterproductive and may prevent other green technologies from growing – kind of an an anti-innovation legislation which is theoretically very concerning and a few bureaucrats forcing a monopoly onto consumers in a decade (electric only) is also theoretically concerning (electric cars are an option but cars only produce less than a tenth of global greenhouse emissions not a big ticket item and pushes perhaps unnecessary costs onto consumers). The law of supply and demand, competition (rather than monopolies) and allowing people the freedom to choose for themselves is a beautiful beautiful thing. Encouraging more biofuels (including green hydrogen) keeps the prices down for everyone.
Biofuels are also suitable for maritime, long haul and aeronautical applications.
For decades have heard engineers and environmentalists being very concerned that any innovative new engine designs (especially fuel efficient) were immediately aggressively purchased and patented by fossil fuel freemason Shell corps and then never seen again. Am remembering a good engineer lamenting the patenting (and vanishing) of tyres that never wore out meaning that technology could not be explored further. Maybe a review of patents over the past few decades could find some innovative solutions.
(20 September 2023 – The only thing required to make hydrogen is some solar panels and sea water – abundant, very low cost and stable price hydrogen protects consumers from the fluctuations and huge profits currently being made by destroying all life on earth coal.
Rather than a few absurd bureaucrats everyone get a new car, everyone get a new stove, buy everyone an air conditioner with tax payer funds – a simple only allow sale of steel produced without coal would immediately remove around ten percent of global green house emissions with no negative impact to consumers and huge gains. Significantly increasing coal use fibbing Biden are those electric vehicles manufactured with green steel (made without coal))
(24 September 2023 – this was reported today …. “A new electric vehicle battery factory in Kansas is demanding so much energy that the state is delaying the retirement of a coal plant to make sure the facility has enough power” Uh huh)
(1 September 2023 – Oh dear. Electric vehicles are not only useless after during through a puddle they are spontaneously bursting into flames after being submerged in water during flooding – that’s not necessarily a brilliant design feature. It rains now and then – the ability to cross causeways safely vital.
Reported again yesterday it took firefighters almost an hour to extinguish just one electric car flooded by salt water during extreme weather – hopefully that design flaw is corrected (an ignition kill switch trivial but only partially effective perhaps facilitate filling the entire car with Insta-foam to prevent combustion or better yet extra inflatable tyres or an under carriage air-bag to allow the vehicle to float above flood waters. Perhaps simply the much loved vintage Citroen button that jacks the entire car body up an extra foot or so for stream crossings)
Buying everyone an air conditioner with tax payer funds whilst coal use causes rising sea levels and hundreds of millions of exploding electric cars may be some absurd bureaucrats vision for the future but it is certainly non optimal.
Incidentally electric vehicles recharged using electricity produced from coal produce more greenhouse emissions than fuel powered cars – switching off destroying all life on earth coal use is an urgent priority.
Electric vehicles (especially silent non polluting buses and delivery vans) are certainly a part of the solution but certainly not the only solution for carbon neutral vehicles)
(24 September 2023 – Australia’s first large scale green steel recycling plant is currently being built – melting and recycling steel (including cars) using hydrogen not coal. Very cool)
Incidentally whilst at a mountainous resort decided to determine the maximum velocity of a golf buggy and drove it to the top of the highest steep hill then headed downhill with my foot pressed to the floor, unfortunately the bitumen road turned into smooth concrete at the bottom and when applied the brakes skidded in circles with that horribly loud tyres on concrete sound, very very long skid marks and guests scattering and or clapping and me trying to be invisible whilst apologising to everyone profusely. Am certain I hold the land speed record for golf buggies (and kiddies do not try that at home out of control golf buggies are dangermouse)
Carbon neutral happiness producing electric golf buggies are a great way to duck down to the shops or drop kids at school and seeing a few parked at the local shops this week as we were walking by had a huge feel good factor.
(the perfect relaxed speed to chat to people along the way lots of how-de-dos looookoooout coming throughs all very civilised and very cool)
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(4 September 2023 – someone left this at my favourite sketching spot today. Kudos. It’s still there by the way)
(17 January 2024 – crikey CNN is suggesting climate deniers be censored from social media – climate deniers have the right to express themselves without censorship. Really. Personally wouldn’t run ads for climate deniers but they have the right to express their own opinion)
(4 April 2023 – gosh – apparently in the last few days Biden has inexplicably placed one of the largest Gulf of Mexico oil leases ever on sale – so large even the corrupt freemason shell corps don’t want to buy that much. And in doing so Biden triggered a backlash from other oil producers immediately triggering a further drop in supply and further upward pressure on prices that will hurt consumers. Others mentioned there was no reason for Biden to make such a large region available for oil leases (including his appalling named IRA) Constantly faux spiel one thing whilst actually doing the opposite Biden has presided over the largest profits (and largest tax payer funded subsidies) for corrupt freemason coal/oil corporations in decades at huge cost to many)
(15 June 2023 – Real Science. Real Intellect. Scientific American explained “The Willow Project promises a worse future for Alaska and for Earth. Oil companies cannot be trusted in times of disaster” And we have seen corrupt freemason coal/oil shell corporations price gouging (and disastrous polluting) at huge cost to many again and again.)
(25 July 2023 – yet another example of a fossil fuel pipelines disaster)
(opinions on blog my own)
(12 May 2023 – in yet another astonishingly appalling bureaucratic decision typical freemason Albanese has this week inexplicably approved another large coal mine in Australia – a few hundred jobs and huge huge cost to many. Gosh.
There is no justification for sending people to work in coal mines this century – high risk and shortened lifespan not factoring in the costs and pollution coal mining causes to the broader community.
Amongst other not awesome things why were tax payer funds spent on an ex bureaucrats recent unofficial for their own personal financial gain visit to Australia and amongst other not awesome things why were Australian tax payer funds subsidising that unfortunately blatantly fibbing way way too much ex bureaucrats unofficial and absurd reported visit to Collins Flat Beach.
Irrelevant but funnelling hundreds of billions in tax payer funds unintelligent freemason sleaze Albanese (and a few similar NSW corrupt coal lobby unintelligent delusional freemason bureaucrats) is inappropriate.
And burning coal is obviously the dumbest way imaginable to produce electricity many other options that provide reliable and significantly lower cost electricity to consumers.
As an example during the past few weeks in Australia another coal electricity plant has happily closed and an investment made to build a large scale battery at another coal electricity plant to facilitate its rapid closure – great positive effort by some good corporations and people spending hours of their time pro bono to facilitate ceasing use of destroying all life on earth coal and meanwhile a very few deluded corrupt freemason bureaucrats inexplicably keep corruptly using tax payer funds to corruptly subsidise the coal industry despite around 70% of Australians polling that they would like a rapid cessation of coal use.
Absolutely mind numbingly delusional and appalling bureaucratic conduct (again). Seriously.)
(7 October 2023 – an example study by Climate Smart Ventures in Singapore and Green Finance & Development Center at FISF Fudan University found that “retiring coal plants early can benefit investors, communities and climate. In particular retiring existing coal electricity plants early and bundling the refinancing with renewable energy investments, the enterprise values would more than triple even in the ‘worst case’, business-as-usual scenario whilst making significant profits. Accelerated phase-down becomes a triple-win opportunity”)
(9 June 2023 – uh huh “Mountains of coal are piled beneath azure skies at the port of Newcastle, Australia. Giant shovels chip away at them, scooping the fuel onto conveyor belts, which whizz it to cargo ships that can be as long as three football pitches. The harbour’s terminals handle 200 million tonnes of the stuff a year, making Newcastle the world’s biggest coal port” the coal yards are mostly automated and employ very few people just a decades long polluting eyesore that negatively impacts tourism and decreases property prices enormously – Newcastle has a breathtakingly beautiful natural environment and most people in the region would like to see the coal yards close)
(1 June 2023 – some other environmentalists expressed it thusly this week “To meet our Paris Targets, Australia needs to achieve a 75% emissions reduction by 2030. The current 0.4% decline in emissions shows we will blow right past this target …. (typical freemason sleaze Albanese) won’t actually meet his absurdly stated 43% reduction in emissions by 2030 until 2080. By that point, they’ll have locked in 3 degrees of warming, destroying our agricultural industry, killing the reef, (billions in damage to businesses and properties), and causing untold levels of human (and critter) suffering” (bits in brackets added by me)
What was the Paris Agreement really about mind numbingly absurdly unintelligent talentless sleazy bureaucrats)
(23 May 2023 – in more happy news another director of a coal corporation has just been sentenced to jail time in Australia for (criminal conduct))
(23 July 2023 – absurd constantly faux spiel one thing whilst actually doing the opposite fibbing Biden again with a few other bureaucrats deceitfully attempting to push carbon capture for coal electricity plants at the G20 yesterday.
Real science carbon capture technology on coal power plants is unfeasible – could have done it decades ago and to this day it is too expensive per kwh produced which means that is deliberately destroying all life on earth. The truth is, switch coal off and in a few millennia when actually invent the mythical cost effective carbon capture device that ensures zero CO2 comes out of the chimney then can switch coal electricity back on. Deliberately did not build the carbon capture units as big as the coal power plant itself (indicator of how much CO2 coal produces) with huge ongoing operating costs that engineers have designed for coal power plants for decades and to this day and coal produces huge pollution in a multitude of ways, early death for almost all coal mine workers – the deceitful corrupt coal industry must be closed. There are a multitude of low cost and reliable ways to produce non polluting electricity without coal that can and must be easily and rapidly deployed. It’s not complicated.
And constantly fibbing faux spiel Biden again trying to divert attention from his own corruption by immediately announcing a national park the next day – the olde fibbing Biden blame others and falsely implying it was those awful bureaucrats pushing carbon capture – uh huh
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(24 July 2023
“Hunter Biden would dial in his father, then-Vice President Joe Biden, on speakerphone into meetings with his overseas business partners (reportedly around two dozen times), according to testimony expected before Congress this week from Archer”
oh and there’s that too
It actually matters
Am not massively convinced conduct of bureaucrats family members is overly relevant except that in Australia bureaucrats using public office for their own or a relatives business is a very serious crime – jail time territory. Add fibbing Biden blatantly repeatedly corruptly using public office to attempt to avoid criminal convictions for blatantly corrupt family members (and himself) is appalling.
Apparently freemason Biden’s son Hunter Biden (another typical freemason) mismanaged several fossil fuel businesses.
(2 August 2023 – clarification reportedly Archer testified that Hunter Biden was giving the “illusion” of access to Joe Biden by putting him on speaker phone during business meetings and reportedly no mention of business or transactions were made whilst Joe Biden was on speaker phone cos that would be dumb criminal conduct.
(the actual crimes are discussed in off speaker phone dodgy deals) – that bit added by me and not testified to)
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(23 May 2023 – gosh – reportedly a bureaucrat said this week “There are 40 million people, seven states, and 30 Tribal Nations who rely on the Colorado River Basin for basic services such as drinking water and electricity” Uh huh. (it’s currently almost dry – and how many critters rely on that water source) No snow on the mountains due to global warming means no water downstream. Coal use is the main contributor to global warming (more than half) – coal electricity plants and coal mines also consume extremely large amounts of water to operate – could we switch off coal use please. How much in tax payer funds spent on bombs each year – could we get some mains irrigation to farmers please (engineers have been doing that since Roman times – and a recent around four billion in tax payer funds to provide mains water irrigation to every farm in an Australian state is in my opinion tax payer funds very well spent – permanent drought proofing and huge gains). Just a thought.
Working in the farming sector beats working in a coal mine any time – a few fully operational farms (rather than fallow due to drought) employ significantly more people than a coal mine. All existing farmland being fully operational rather than fallow or further logging equals prosperity.
Thousands of kilometres of fallow drought effected farmland in America and Australia (two of the biggest coal countries) great regional towns turning into ghost towns, global food shortages and the Amazon being burned – or could simply run some bloody mains irrigation pipes. Permanent drought proofing and creating tens of thousands of permanent jobs.
(ignore this) and do not start the blaming others whining that costly sociological environmental disaster or unrepaired bridges happened due to four years of absolutely appalling Rump that is now approaching a solid two decades of costly and blatantly fibbing bureaucratic conduct. Bridges don’t collapse due to four years of no maintenance.
How’s the budget deficit coming bureaucrats – when did the fibbing irresponsible overspending budget blowout start (more than a decade ago) (note the deficit reduced after Medicare was put in place due to the socioeconomic gains it provided – Medicare reduces crime, improves standard of living for all citizens and provides economic gain not drain – but still way way too much overspending prior and after))
(31 July 2023 – an Arizona doctor has warned that people are suffering burns simply falling to ground during extreme heat. Ouch)
Can figure out how to run an oil pipeline for thousands of kilometres – um pumping water to severely drought effected farmland seems a teeny tiny bit more vital than hundreds of billions (approaching trillions) in tax payer funded subsidies to destroying all life on earth coal use by a few mind numbing costly fibbing bureaucrats.
World peace rather than absurd weapons deals would be nice too. But heck.
(14 June 2022 – nyt has this headline “Why US (bureaucrats are currently) paying $1 billion a year to Russias Nuclear Agency – The significant remaining flow of money from the U.S. to Russia stems from a need for cheap enriched uranium — a market that Russia has cornered” On dear. Gosh)
(1 June 2023 – ignore this – gosh “in America a $528 billion plan to clean up 54 million tonnes of radioactive toxic bomb making waste may never be achieved” In Australia absurd bureaucrats a few months ago inexplicably reportedly nominated Kimba in South Australia as the location for nuclear waste disposal (Kimba is amongst our favourite Anime characters (created in Japan)) Absurdly unintelligent bureaucrats agreeing to unpopular costly bureaucrat Biden’s sub deal and choosing that location is absolutely appalling. Repeatedly mind numbingly delusional offensive talentless costly sleazy bureaucratic conduct (more adjectives required) Seriously.
Yesterday again and again road work crews right outside the door.
Absurdly delusional talentless sleazy bureaucrats repeatedly violating ethics and the law is not acceptable nor is that clever, amusing nor require any skill. Legal action from me coming delusional bureaucrats)
(28 May 2023 – Gosh. Reported by others the Biden admin has so far spent $4.7 billion in tax payers funds on private flights for federal bureaucrats. That’s around $47 million a week – not counting any flights by federal bureaucrats on military aircraft (airforce one etc) and not counting funds spent by any state bureaucrats. An astonishing amount of bureaucratic overspending (incidentally that amount is on par with Rumps oft criticised around $9 billion in four years) That’s a huge market for biofuels! Any way a few genuinely delusional fibbing bureaucrats could reduce burning through tax payer funds at huge cost to many. Seriously.
Others have mentioned Biden has grudgingly agreed after months of negotiations to cap spending of tax payer funds at current rate for the next two years during debt ceiling negotiations. Gosh
Mountain Valley Pipeline destructively and unnecessarily cutting a swathe through around a thousand pristine wetlands and streams at huge cost to many – again and again gosh awful mind numbingly talentless fibbing bureaucrat. Gosh.
And of course leave it to the last minute so not approving would be catastrophic. Uh huh.
Let’s take that IQ/EQ test right now delusional fibbing corrupt bureaucrat. That as always requires absolutely zero skill costly fibbing bureaucrat – um deceitful Hunter Biden is currently under federal investigation for tax evasion in which industry – consistently astonishingly corrupt, costly and deceitful. Seriously.
Reportedly Biden has spent around 39% of time since taking public office in 2021 on holidays (not counting time spent on overseas junkets) – is Biden getting paid for all that holiday time (is there a holiday loading or some such) or is that 39% of time off the clock not at tax payers expense
15 June 2023 – “Biden (again) chuckles instead of answering a reporters reasonable question” Reporter instead writes “Biden laughs in your face”
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Am remembering a great woman who used to write a polite letter to Arnott’s if she ever opened a packet of biscuits that had cracked biscuits. Arnott’s always sent her a replacement packet (hand delivered to ensure uncracked). A few bureaucrats fibbing waffle is a tad more than cracked biscuits.
protectthearctic.org has some great and simple actions people can take to protect the planet.
Stay cheerful! In cheerful news a few weeks ago most countries on the planet signed a UN High Seas Treaty to protect the worlds oceans.
It is a process but it can happen peacefully and with intellect. And lots and lots of letters.
17 March 2023 – this week two lawsuits were filed against (a few federal bureaucrats) by some leading American environmentalists ❤️
How many oil spills in pristine wilderness does it take.
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