Category Archives: Democracy and global warming policies

Andrew L. Urban The mother of all unchallenged false premises, that fossil fuel emissions drive global warming, has delivered a bastard of policy settings, dumped on a gullible (stupid?) Australia, to nurture. After 30-plus years of wealth-draining activism, the stupidity … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban  The Viva Energy refinery fire in Geelong (16/4/2026) was not only a real gutpunch to our energy resources but also a symbolic bonfire of the vanities of our energy policies. Let me correct that: to the Labor … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban Wouldn’t it be the ultimate irony of all time if an Iran engineered shortage of fossil fuels in the West triggered a scramble for …er…fossil fuels in the sillysphere! Could the US/Israel war on the Islamic Republic … Continue reading →

I’ve always blamed the mass media for the damage done to energy policies around the world. Had they interrogated the earliest claims that mankind is causing warming, as closely as they interrogate fraudulent politicians, we would have been spared the … Continue reading →

One of the most violent, shocking and damning demonstrations of what is being done to Australia’s natural environment in the name of renewables is published – complete with videos – in The Weekend Australian, Feb 28/29, 2026. It is a … Continue reading →

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin on Feb. 12 announced the elimination of a 2009 finding that served as the basis of U.S. action to regulate greenhouse gas emissions, reports The Epoch Times (Feb. 13, … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban Australia’s obstinately zealous Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen is speeding along Transition Highway 1 (aka Route 666), ignoring the roadside warning signs, his foot on the accelerator.  The Detail Devil awaits … Bowen’s policy EV … Continue reading →

The photo on the cover of his latest book, Sceptical Always – The View at Three-Quarter Time, might suggest a messiah atop a little mound, with a burning bush not burning behind him??? Or just Ian Plimer being his impish … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban And so it came to pass, the Great Awakening spread throughout the land, and the people blinked at the brightness of the light as their eyes adjusted to the Revelation. Some became motionless like statutes, staring blankly … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban I have six large, decorative but functional candles at the ready. The lights going out are the least of my concerns in a power blackout. The common phrase in the greenewables to-and-fro is ‘to keep the lights … Continue reading →