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Scott Morrison Stands Firm Against Jacinda’s Virtue-Bullying

If Jacinda Ardern thought Scott Morrison was going to be intimidated by her and her little friends’ mean-girl bullying act at the Pacific Islands Forum, she was sorely disappointed. In contrast to Ardern’s constant posturing for applause from the globalist peanut gallery at the UN, Morrison reminded her of what a national leader’s first duty should be.

“I’m accountable to the Australian ­people, that’s who I’m accountable for,” he said.

Scott Morrison stared down Jacinda Ardern and 16 other leaders at the Pacific Island Forum last night, refusing to back a statement that would obligate Australia to end coalmining and go carbon-neutral by 2050.

“Carbon neutral” is the most blatant scam in the entire climate medicine show. Just like the Kyoto Protocol, it’s a load of snake-oil cooked up by hucksters bent on distracting the gawping rubes on the benches while their pockets are picked. Pledges of “carbon neutrality” are made by lying shills who weight the dice by strategically omitting some of the biggest CO2 sources, and who know in any case that they will be long out of office by the time their deceit is laid bare. For all its virtue-signalling, Kyoto did nothing to reduce emissions. Even high priest of climate alarmism James Hansen calls it a “farce”. But the leaders who signed it are all out of office and safely beyond being held to account.

Jacinda Ardern can make all the b.s. promises she likes, because she knows that she will be nothing but a footnote by 2050. Her “carbon neutral” pledge should be taken no more seriously than her Kiwibuild promises.

As for the tub-thumping Pacific leaders, the hollowness of their rhetoric is belied by their own reliance on fossil fuels. Let’s see them call for a ban on international flights or fossil-fuelled cruise ships.

They ought also to beware that their “gibsmedat”, Cargo Cult greed will come back to bite them, very hard.

There are mounting fears that China will seek to take advantage of the backlash against Australia at the forum…US Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt will also address the forum, warning that Pacific ­nations risk losing their political and economic sovereignty if they shift closer to China.

Of all people, Ardern’s puppet master is shaping up as an unlikely realist.

In a conciliatory move yesterday, New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters retreated from his Prime Minister’s challenge to Mr Morrison, saying Pacific­­ ­nations needed to look at the big picture, including China’s “coal-fired everything”.

Mr Peters told ABC radio he was worried there was a perception that Mr Morrison was “somehow acting incorrectly”.

“There’s a big picture we have to contemplate where we have to ensure that when we act in this big picture, we act with consistency and integrity,” he said.

theaustralian.com.au/nation/politics/climate-clash-scott-morrison-breaks-with-pacific-neighbours

When Jacinda Ardern hears the word “consistency”, she reaches for the picture-dictionary. When she hears “integrity”, she throws it in the bin (recycling, of course).

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You are watching a giant scam in real time.'

Considering an Increase in Co2 is actually beneficial to the planet how is this episode in history going to be judged when the cat is out of the bag.

And that time is fast approaching.

Q !UW.yye1fxo ID: 05b846 No.13359 
Jan 7 2018 03:10:11 (EST)
US taxpayers are paying for it all.
Paris accord = scam (trillions)
Red Cross = scam (billions)
Foreign Aid = scam (trillions)
WAR = scam (trillions)
………on…and….on……..
Who audits where the money actually goes?
Who actually receives the money?
The US taxpayer is funding the very people we are engaged in taking down.
Slush funds everywhere.
Think GS pays for Antifa out of his own pocket?
The hole is deep.
Feel sick yet?
Q

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46 minutes ago, flockofewes2 said:

dear oh dear...you clearly DO NOT UNDERSTAND where 'money' comes from and what makes it 'worth' anything!

Bone up on the Federal Reserve construct and money supply expansion.

Trump is dismantling the Fed and returning to a gold backed currency.

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15 hours ago, flockofewes2 said:

See what you've got then.No 11 bil hole for a start.Continue repeating GDFC/ChCh quakes...and I will repeat...borrowing 100 billion is not some master stroke!

The invective reflects your weakness on facts.

Fact =if Cullen had not been prudent and if there was no Cullen fund, NZ would never have been able to borrow the billions off Keys Wall St mates who actually caused the GFC.

There is NO/Zero/nil evidence that the  Natz are any better  at handling the economy than Labour.

 

The more i read your garbage , packaged as some sort sort of facts the more i feel sorry for you. As such im inclined to think its better to not engage with you on matters you clearly know very little about. You do come across though as a typical Labour supporter and hence why this countries economy  is in no danger at present . They inherited a massive surplus and are spending it at such a rate they are now looking at increasing public debt to pay for their past mistakes and future re-election bribes when the inevitable economic own turn arrives.

 

Greg

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51 minutes ago, JJ Flash said:

The more i read your garbage , packaged as some sort sort of facts the more i feel sorry for you. As such im inclined to think its better to not engage with you on matters you clearly know very little about. You do come across though as a typical Labour supporter and hence why this countries economy  is in no danger at present . They inherited a massive surplus and are spending it at such a rate they are now looking at increasing public debt to pay for their past mistakes and future re-election bribes when the inevitable economic own turn arrives.

 

Greg

You’ve hit the nail fair and square on the head ! 

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1 hour ago, JJ Flash said:

The more i read your garbage , packaged as some sort sort of facts the more i feel sorry for you. As such im inclined to think its better to not engage with you on matters you clearly know very little about. You do come across though as a typical Labour supporter and hence why this countries economy  is in no danger at present . They inherited a massive surplus and are spending it at such a rate they are now looking at increasing public debt to pay for their past mistakes and future re-election bribes when the inevitable economic own turn arrives.

 

Greg

I would retreat if I were you...you are completely out of your depth and rely on right wing 'sound bites' as the basis for your arguments.You appear to be lacking any understanding of economics and to be blind to facts.

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22 minutes ago, Trump said:

You’ve hit the nail fair and square on the head ! 

RWNJ's agreeing with each other is quite predictable...hers a test that will enlighten you lot.

 

https://insights.nzherald.co.nz/article/labour-vs-national/

 

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  • Main Stats
  1. Average GDP, 1990 to 1999:     2.4%
  2. Average GDP, 2000 to 2008:   3.5%
  3. Average GDP, 2009 to 2013*:  1.2%

I have a plethora of independent data,to prove my case....although I imagine it would be like trying to convince a religious nut to renounce their false idol.

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10 minutes ago, flockofewes2 said:

RWNJ's agreeing with each other is quite predictable...hers a test that will enlighten you lot.

 

https://insights.nzherald.co.nz/article/labour-vs-national/

 

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  • Main Stats
  1. Average GDP, 1990 to 1999:     2.4%
  2. Average GDP, 2000 to 2008:   3.5%
  3. Average GDP, 2009 to 2013*:  1.2%

I have a plethora of independent data,to prove my case....although I imagine it would be like trying to convince a religious nut to renounce their false idol.

Having a crack at Donald Trump and God now :rcf-sad-1: some would suggest one in the same:rcf-rich-1: The herald insight graphs should add a 2017—forecast  under a labour government, one can only pray this Mob isn’t in for 8 years:rcf-shocked-4: 

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37 minutes ago, Gruff said:

Having a crack at Donald Trump and God now :rcf-sad-1: some would suggest one in the same:rcf-rich-1: The herald insight graphs should add a 2017—forecast  under a labour government, one can only pray this Mob isn’t in for 8 years:rcf-shocked-4: 

One thing you RWNJ's have in common is a HUGE SIDESTEP....when reality hits.

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2 hours ago, Trump said:

You’ve hit the nail fair and square on the head ! 

Thanks Trump. Probably used too many words but when your dealing with economic illiterates like Flock verbosity is a likely outcome.

 

Greg

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2 hours ago, JJ Flash said:

Thanks Trump. Probably used too many words but when your dealing with economic illiterates like Flock verbosity is a likely outcome.

 

Greg

You have displayed quite convincingly that re economics you have NFI!

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Usually when a middle of the road Conservative party comes to power it’s following on from big spending unfunded actions of a left Labour Govt who have raided every cent saved thru fiscal prudence and left the Nation heavily in debt. Aust and NZ seem to suffer that fate. After cleaning up Labour reckless spending, the Howard/ Costello Govt left $90billion in the bank and surplus budgets. After the Rudd/Gillard/Rudd debacle, building school halls at schools that were to close down, pink batts fiasco and the disastrous NBN project they locked in, they left a trail of debt that committed an incoming conservative Govt to once again clean up the mess. NZ is suffering the same fate with all the useless big spending wasteful ideas of the Ardern minor party coalition. It will be interesting to see how NZ reacts to her first term - only possible due to the loony Greens and the self-promoting NZ First. How ironic that a guy who gets thrown out of his electorate ends up DPM and Foreign Minister! Crazy system. I thought Helen Clark was quite sensible and had some good backing but Ardern is in her own league - not much to show so far.

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if you listen too the aussie media shock/jocks nearly all of them say bob hawke was one of the great aussie prime ministers.......

there's been some great labor governments.........

the problem going forward with labor is they are now attached too the greens they basically share the same DNA

they used too be the party of the working man, they are now the party of socialism and green ideology and it will only get worse as they fight the greens for votes............. 

in saying that the Conservative parties have too be very careful they don't get caught up in the shift left as well and i think the nats are very much close too that point now.............. 

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18 minutes ago, Trump said:

Usually when a middle of the road Conservative party comes to power it’s following on from big spending unfunded actions of a left Labour Govt who have raided every cent saved thru fiscal prudence and left the Nation heavily in debt. Aust and NZ seem to suffer that fate. After cleaning up Labour reckless spending, the Howard/ Costello Govt left $90billion in the bank and surplus budgets. After the Rudd/Gillard/Rudd debacle, building school halls at schools that were to close down, pink batts fiasco and the disastrous NBN project they locked in, they left a trail of debt that committed an incoming conservative Govt to once again clean up the mess. NZ is suffering the same fate with all the useless big spending wasteful ideas of the Ardern minor party coalition. It will be interesting to see how NZ reacts to her first term - only possible due to the loony Greens and the self-promoting NZ First. How ironic that a guy who gets thrown out of his electorate ends up DPM and Foreign Minister! Crazy system. I thought Helen Clark was quite sensible and had some good backing but Ardern is in her own league - not much to show so far.

A complete ,fantastic load of drivel,that is not substantiated by any factual foundation.

The Natz maintain the status quo,are never progressive and nearly all changes that have had a beneficial effect on NZ as a whole ,have historically been initiatives of Labour Govts.

The Lange Govt hijacked by the neo lib clones of Reagan/Thatcher an exceptional clusterfuck and an unwelcome U-turn.

National continued with the now discredited neo lib,Friedman school economics that resulted in disaster globally.

The inequality gap got bigger,bonus for banking vampires exploded and now the world is paying the price.

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Of course if the Pacific Island nations really do want to take a serious stand then surely they would close down all their tourist attractions and hotels etc. I mean they wouldn't want all these people flying in creating a huge carbon footprint in doing so.  Bugger the economy cancel the planes. I'm sure Jacinda would have told them "Let's Do This"" :rolleyes:

 

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The Hypocrisy of Jacinda Ardern

By Christie

Jacinda sees herself as a climate warrior. Let’s face it… climate change is her generation’s ‘nuclear moment’, even though she does not seem to understand that there have been no nuclear explosions (Thank God) since 1945, other than tests, and they have mostly been condemned. The North Koreans continue with tests from time to time, but they are simply trying to send a message to the world that they might be able to… not that anyone, other than the poor unfortunates who live in Seoul, are particularly worried.

The truth about Jacinda, however, is that she is all talk. This will not come as a surprise to most of you. After all, she has talked big about Kiwibuild, the homeless, mental health and cancer drugs but all of these problems just seem to get bigger and bigger under this government.

That is because all Jacinda seems to be able to do is to talk about problems, rather than provide solutions.

She’s good at it. Remember Kiwibuild. Remember mental health. Remember her speech last year about how #metoo should become #wetoo and she has an alleged rapist in her own office. None of the #metoo supporters has said a word because it is okay if the left does it.

All she has done at the Pacific Forum is talk. She has done nothing to make New Zealand lead the way on climate change, but boy, she has talked us up big time.

Don’t get me wrong. I think we are wrecking our economy enough with the Zero Carbon Bill, and the Greens’ proposals to take us back to the Stone Age. But Jacinda is well aware that she will lose the next election badly if she really hammers agriculture, so she has mostly left it out of our emissions reductions scheme.

Agriculture is the backbone of our economy, as Jacinda knows only too well. Coal is the backbone of Australia’s economy. But what has she done? She has called for the Australians to reduce their economic activity around coal.

Demanding Australia abandon its coal production and exports for the good of the climate in the ­Pacific is akin to asking New Zealan­d to give up its love affair with sheep.

New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is naive if she believe­s such moves would be economically feasible or in the best interests of regional stability.

But it has only been possible because less than 20 per cent of New Zealand’s electricity comes from fossil fuels and its biggest source of emissions, agriculture, has been given a free pass.
Most New Zealand power comes from hydro, geothermal and, increasingly, wind.
In terms of historic performance, New Zealand just scraped through the first Kyoto round of emissions cuts and failed to sign up to a legally binding target for the second. New Zealand parted company with Europe and Aust­ralia and instead joined Japan, Canada and Russia in a non-binding commitment for 2020.

THE AUSTRALIAN

One thing I have learned from Jacinda is that she thinks it is okay to talk the talk but not to actually do anything. She knows perfectly well that agriculture is the backbone of our economy, and we are already having enough issues around that, with the fall of Fonterra in recent months. Also, we are showing some serious signs of an economic recession, and this government cannot pretend it has nothing to do with that although it will, of course.

For Jacinda to criticise Australia’s coal outputs while our biggest CO2 emissions come from agriculture is hypocrisy of the first order.

Australia’s ability to give huge swathes of money to the Pacific comes from their ability to export coal, among other things. Nobody seems to recognise that.

Neither Australia or New Zealand are exactly sinners on the global spectrum when it comes to CO2 emissions. Both countries pale into complete insignificance when it comes to China, who is also wooing the Pacific, with cheap loans and lots of cash.

This will end badly for the Pacific Islands, of course, who have dollar signs in their eyes, and cannot see that Australia is a much bigger friend to them than China will ever be.

In the meantime, the Pacific Island Forum has blamed Australia for their problems, which are mostly non-existent, and Jacinda, being a great neighbour, has put the ankle boot in at the same time.

I am truly ashamed of our pathetic #parttimepm.

Christie

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1 hour ago, shodsie said:

if you listen too the aussie media shock/jocks nearly all of them say bob hawke was one of the great aussie prime ministers.......

there's been some great labor governments.........

the problem going forward with labor is they are now attached too the greens they basically share the same DNA

they used too be the party of the working man, they are now the party of socialism and green ideology and it will only get worse as they fight the greens for votes............. 

in saying that the Conservative parties have too be very careful they don't get caught up in the shift left as well and i think the nats are very much close too that point now.............. 

Yes you are right. I’ve met Hawke a few times and he was certainly a Crown Prince when it comes to leading a Nation. Visionary and a doer for sure. Backed by some very good people like Keating. John Howard was another doer. Unfortunately, Rudd, Gillard and the soufflé Turnbull were hopeless. Morrison is showing signs of positive action without spending it all at once on hopeless Leftie wasteful ideas. Helen Clarke was ok and I had discussions with her on several topics. She seemed quite a reasonable in touch person and did some good. Key was there at the right time backed by English - a competent Treasurer. But Ardern? Not much to show, full of Leftie ideas but no real idea. Time will tell. Unfortunately, people like Flockofewes are one-sided in their opinions and can’t see any other way than their leftish/labour bias. It wouldn’t matter if NZ struck oil and all medical, education, etc was free! He would still find something to bitch about - unless of course the Oil Strike was during a Labour term!(Now impossible following their stupid ban to oil exploration. It won’t be long (if the loonie Greens get their way) before the beautiful NZ countryside is covered (disfigured) in wind turbines, something every tourist to NZ will marvel at. Imagine stopping on the high point of the Desert Road to take the great photo of the trio of great volcanoes only to find 500 wind turbines in your photo. Believe me it will happen if they get the opportunity. Altho nuclear is a big power source in France, one only has to drive and you’ll see hundreds of them! Fortunately for NZ it won’t happen under Ardern. 

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34 minutes ago, flockofewes2 said:

Teds obsession/

Whats Nationals climate change POLICY...Ted?

They have signed up to the Paris Agreement.

So the target is to reduce emissions by 30% below 2005 levels by 2030.

The difference between the Nats and the COL is that the Nats don't want to f..k the economy at the same time so they are taking a measured approach to the targets.

All in all if China,India and most of Asia don't give a rats then anything NZ does will mean nothing.

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1 minute ago, crustyngrizzly said:

They have signed up to the Paris Agreement.

So the target is to reduce emissions by 30% below 2005 levels by 2030.

The difference between the Nats and the COL is that the Nats don't want to f..k the economy at the same time so they are taking a measured approach to the targets.

All in all if China,India and most of Asia don't give a rats then anything NZ does will mean nothing.

Well summed up.NZ under this mob happy to export coal and use it to heat hospitals and schools but then want to say they are looking after environment and meeting Paris accord obligations. Hypocrites who want to stuff the economy in pursuit of some wild dream that NZ has absolutely no control over given the percentage we contribute to world emissions.

 

Greg

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