Category: Big wind politics

I’ve got to take my problem to the United Nations

When a bad bout of the Summertime Blues struck Trex’s Marc Bolan a while back, he told us he had no choice but to take his problem to the United Nations. Here's a flashback for Glam Rock tragics: ****   **** Facing their own version of the same malady – this time the threat of … Continue reading I’ve got to take my problem to the United Nations

The great wind power fraud: a tale from two continents

The Americans are watching Europe's wind power debacle in horror – a little like a bunny in the headlights – the glare catches its gaze and it’s just not quite sure what to do next. But – maybe, just maybe - they’ll hop to safety before they get overrun by the greatest economic and environmental … Continue reading The great wind power fraud: a tale from two continents

Suzlon – sets new benchmark for managing “community outrage”

We’ve reported on just how rotten the wind industry is – from top to bottom – and whether it’s bribery and fraud; vote rigging scandals; tax fraud; investor fraud or REC fraud – wind weasels set a benchmark that a snake can comfortably crawl over. We’ve looked at how nothing is sacred when there’s a … Continue reading Suzlon – sets new benchmark for managing “community outrage”

Christopher Booker on Alan Jones

Chris Booker was interviewed by Alan Jones this morning. Alan has a little radio show that more than just a few Australians tune into each morning. Syndicated through over 77 Stations and with close to 2 million listeners Countrywide – AJ as he’s known – is one of those people that leads the political charge … Continue reading Christopher Booker on Alan Jones

Cameron signals end for the Great British Wind Scam

There’s as an old Chinese proverb that says “even a rabbit will bite when it is cornered.” But when the targets under attack are wind weasels and the parasites that depend upon them, you can expect not just the odd rabbit-nip, but every dirty trick in the book.  Remember you’re standing between these people and … Continue reading Cameron signals end for the Great British Wind Scam

Indian wind power generators told to put up or pay up

Run on a fat pile of subsidies, given in return for nothing but hollow promises – the wind industry has just been called to back its wild claims about powering millions of homes for “free” in India. No doubt confected outrage will follow from wind weasels and the parasites that feed off of them. HOW … Continue reading Indian wind power generators told to put up or pay up

The Greentard Politician – from another Planet?

We’ve had cause to comment on numerous political Muppets, like the rotten, mean and nasty Milne:We’ve also had a crack at Labor’s Laura Smyth:And SA Federal Greens Senator, Sarah Hanson-Young:Sadly - Laura and Sarah probably won’t be troubling us after 7 September. Oh dear, what a pity, never mind.Victorian Green, Greg Barber and South Australian … Continue reading The Greentard Politician – from another Planet?

Wind Power Costs Catch Canadians Napping

Like the frog in the pan of slowly warming water – Canadians have been caught napping. But it seems they’ve just cottoned on to the fact that wind power is State Sponsored Theft – pure and simple. Here’s First Monday’s take on the Canadian Wake Up Call. Hundreds turn out in fight against wind turbines … Continue reading Wind Power Costs Catch Canadians Napping

Wang Wang and Funi to the rescue

South Australians have - since 1 July this year - been paying the highest power prices in the world. And it seems that SA’s power-price-punishment has troubled a crowd called “WWF” – here’s a link to their site. **** This group - not renowned for knowledge of Australia's energy market - is apparently headed up … Continue reading Wang Wang and Funi to the rescue

Australia – the wind industry’s “Vietnam”

**** The United States is the hegemonic superpower and has been – without question - since 1945.  However, even that mighty behemoth met its match in the rice fields and jungles of Vietnam. Early on in the conflict US military strategists turned their attention to local psychology and devised a campaign for “winning hearts and … Continue reading Australia – the wind industry’s “Vietnam”