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Australian Base Load Electrical Power – Week Ending 21st April 2018
By Anton Lang ~ Week 42 This is the continuing Post, where each Saturday, I will detail the power consumption for the Base Load in Australia for the previous week. This will show what is actually meant by the term Base Load, and that is the minimum daily power consumption at its lowest point. Power […]
The Double Standards Industry
April 18, 2018 by PA Pundits - International
Concerns over impacts from energy projects disappear where “green” energy is involved By Paul Driessen ~ It’s a good thing environmentalists have double standards – or they wouldn’t have any standards at all. Empire State legislators worry that anything above the current 0.0001% methane in Earth’s atmosphere will cause catastrophic climate change, and that pipelines […]
Australian Base Load Electrical Power – Week Ending 14th April 2018 2018
April 15, 2018 by TonyfromOz
By Anton Lang ~ Week 41 This is the continuing Post, where each Saturday, I will detail the power consumption for the Base Load in Australia for the previous week. This will show what is actually meant by the term Base Load, and that is the minimum daily power consumption at its lowest point. Power […]
Australian Base Load Electrical Power – Week Ending 7th April 2018
April 8, 2018 by TonyfromOz
By Anton Lang ~ Week 40 This is the continuing Post, where each Saturday, I will detail the power consumption for the Base Load in Australia for the previous week. This will show what is actually meant by the term Base Load, and that is the minimum daily power consumption at its lowest point. Power […]
The College Republicans’ Misguided Support For A Carbon Tax
April 7, 2018 by PA Pundits - International
By Elliott Raia and Nicolas Loris ~ In what many view as a stark about-face, College Republicans across the country are endorsing a carbon tax to address climate change. As one young Republican put it, “I think students really want to have a solutions-based discussion.” If that’s the case, the conversation should be over before […]
Renewable Power Australia – Victoria Gone With The Wind
April 7, 2018 by PA Pundits - International
By Andrew Bolt ~ Lucky that Victoria – or South Australia, for that matter – weren’t relying on wind power this morning to keep on the lights. From the National Energy Market website: TonyfromOz adds: See that total for wind power in Victoria, indicated there as only 24MW. Compare that to the total Demand (actual […]
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Putin: Obama “Idiot” For Adopting Socialism
MOSCOW (SR) – Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has warned the Obama administration against adopting further socialism, saying Russian history clearly proves it is a recipe for failure. “Any fourth grade history student knows socialism has failed in every country, at every time in history,” said Putin. “President Obama and his fellow Democrats are either idiots or deliberately trying to destroy their own economy.” ... Read more plus comments: Click on Image or use this URL: http://wp.me/pJrS-3pj
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- Report: ‘Unite The Right’ Organizer Jason Kessler Voted For Obama Twice, Was Producer At CNN, Member Of Occupy Movement
- Trump Blasts Campaign To Tear Down Statues Of Whites: “George Washington Owned Slaves. Is He Next?”
- Latino GOP Congressman: Trump Shouldn’t Listen To Bannon, Miller Because They’re ‘Accommodating’ Alt-Right
- Kim Jong-Un Blinks, Backs Off Threat Toward Guam
- Laura Ingraham: Tearing Down White Statures Is Wrong, Is The Left Going To Start Burning Books Next?
- Jimmy Kimmel: I’m “Wondering If Our President Cuts Eyeholes Out Of His Bedsheets”
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- American Minute for April 24thThe LIBRARY OF CONGRESS is the largest library in the world with over 118 million items on more than 500 miles of shelves. It began APRIL 24, 1800, during President John Adams' administration, with a $5,000 grant from Congress. Originally located inside the Capitol Building, its purpose was to help legislators write laws. It was proposed by James Madiso […]
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April 22, 2018 by TonyfromOz
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