https://tinyurl.com/22vv67pm
So our emissions, regardless of source, don't matter.
Gordon <[email protected]> wrote:Oh I sould have mentioned that Goebbels is supposed to have continued with �And you will even come to believe it yourself!�
On 2025-03-02, Crash <[email protected]d> wrote:�If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually >come to believe it." Joseph Goebbels.
https://tinyurl.com/22vv67pmAlso note that nature seems to be putting out large amounts from the >>wetlands.
So our emissions, regardless of source, don't matter.
It is amazing how when something is repeated often enough it becomes fact >>even though it is not true.
The climate change scam is testament to that.
On 2025-03-02, Crash <[email protected]d> wrote:�If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it." Joseph Goebbels.
https://tinyurl.com/22vv67pmAlso note that nature seems to be putting out large amounts from the >wetlands.
So our emissions, regardless of source, don't matter.
It is amazing how when something is repeated often enough it becomes fact >even though it is not true.
https://tinyurl.com/22vv67pm
So our emissions, regardless of source, don't matter.
Crash <[email protected]d> wrote:
https://tinyurl.com/22vv67pmThat is correct. they do not matter.
So our emissions, regardless of source, don't matter.
Major global emitters are increasing their output.
The only thing we should do is support our farmers and remove any climate >related impediment to their success.
On Sun, 2 Mar 2025 21:06:44 -0000 (UTC), TonyRead the news, or listen to it, or ask a fwiend. And don't be such a child.
<[email protected]> wrote:
Crash <[email protected]d> wrote:
https://tinyurl.com/22vv67pmThat is correct. they do not matter.
So our emissions, regardless of source, don't matter.
Major global emitters are increasing their output.
The only thing we should do is support our farmers and remove any climate >>related impediment to their success.
What climate related impediments to farming success are you referring
to, Tony?
https://tinyurl.com/22vv67pm
So our emissions, regardless of source, don't matter.
--
Crash McBash
On 2025-03-02, Crash <[email protected]d> wrote:
https://tinyurl.com/22vv67pmAlso note that nature seems to be putting out large amounts from the >wetlands.
So our emissions, regardless of source, don't matter.
It is amazing how when something is repeated often enough it becomes fact >even though it is not true.
...
On Mon, 03 Mar 2025 17:14:30 +1300, BR wrote:
...
Ah, our self-confessed lying media man is at it again.
On Mon, 3 Mar 2025 07:02:48 -0000 (UTC), Lawrence D'OliveiroYou are a fool, but we know that.
<[email protected]d> wrote:
On Mon, 03 Mar 2025 17:14:30 +1300, BR wrote:
...
Ah, our self-confessed lying media man is at it again.
Man, or men?
Crash started it, but then had support form Gordon, Tony and BR.
The first url seems to have been from a mail campaign - Klaviyo does >Ecommerce Marketing. All that means is that Crash probably expressed >interest in receiving such propaganda from the Right-wing website >Centrist.nz, which has known links to the ACT political party through
the NZ Taxpayer Union, and is a successor to NZ News Essentials - see >https://nznewsessentials.com/?query-0-page=2 for what that website was
like.
Now possibly by coincidence, there has been an article on The
Standard: >https://thestandard.org.nz/canadian-billionaire-linked-to-right-wing-websites-buys-a-near-10-of-nzme-shares/
which identifies that a wealthy Canadian private equity investor with >interests in tax minimisation, now living in New Zealand, has
purchased 10% of NZME shares, and also includes:
"In 2023, Business Desk reported Grenon was a paid election promoter
in New Zealand, linked to the NZ News Essentials website, which was a
�site dedicated to attacking the then [Labour/Green Party] Government.
and appeared to host anti-vaccine and Atlas Network affiliated
articles."
with a link to: >https://businessdesk.co.nz/article/media/the-curious-case-of-nz-news-essentials-the-buyout-baron-the-rapper-and-the-anti-mandate-influencer
from which:
"NZNE and The Centrist�s articles regularly attack policy ideas such
as tax reforms, equity programmes and rental controls, citing
commentary from organisations such as the Taxpayers� Union and NZ
Initiative to support their opinion and analysis pieces.
Both publications are offered for free with no advertising, suggesting
their backer has deep pockets and no need for subscription income.
In an unusual move, The Centrist also offers to pay its readers� legal
fees �to support freedom of speech� and fight �government overreach�."
So there you have it - lies about emissions and other lies - both
Luxon and Seymour are locked into supporting any policies that are in
the interests of short term profits to the wealthy . . .
. . . so a question for Crash, Gordon, Tony and BR :
Which of New Zealand and the USA do you think the Atlas Network
regards as their biggest current success?
On Mon, 03 Mar 2025 17:14:30 +1300, BR wrote:Ah, Lawrence - who uses personal attacks as his only means of debate. Are you Rich thinly disguised?
...
Ah, our self-confessed lying media man is at it again.
Rich80105 <[email protected]> wrote:So what have I said either is? I have quoted NZ News Essentials, The
On Mon, 3 Mar 2025 07:02:48 -0000 (UTC), Lawrence D'Oliveiro >><[email protected]d> wrote:You are a fool, but we know that.
On Mon, 03 Mar 2025 17:14:30 +1300, BR wrote:
...
Ah, our self-confessed lying media man is at it again.
Man, or men?
Crash started it, but then had support form Gordon, Tony and BR.
The first url seems to have been from a mail campaign - Klaviyo does >>Ecommerce Marketing. All that means is that Crash probably expressed >>interest in receiving such propaganda from the Right-wing website >>Centrist.nz, which has known links to the ACT political party through
the NZ Taxpayer Union, and is a successor to NZ News Essentials - see >>https://nznewsessentials.com/?query-0-page=2 for what that website was >>like.
Now possibly by coincidence, there has been an article on The
Standard: >>https://thestandard.org.nz/canadian-billionaire-linked-to-right-wing-websites-buys-a-near-10-of-nzme-shares/
which identifies that a wealthy Canadian private equity investor with >>interests in tax minimisation, now living in New Zealand, has
purchased 10% of NZME shares, and also includes:
"In 2023, Business Desk reported Grenon was a paid election promoter
in New Zealand, linked to the NZ News Essentials website, which was a
�site dedicated to attacking the then [Labour/Green Party] Government.
and appeared to host anti-vaccine and Atlas Network affiliated
articles."
with a link to: >>https://businessdesk.co.nz/article/media/the-curious-case-of-nz-news-essentials-the-buyout-baron-the-rapper-and-the-anti-mandate-influencer
from which:
"NZNE and The Centrist�s articles regularly attack policy ideas such
as tax reforms, equity programmes and rental controls, citing
commentary from organisations such as the Taxpayers� Union and NZ >>Initiative to support their opinion and analysis pieces.
Both publications are offered for free with no advertising, suggesting >>their backer has deep pockets and no need for subscription income.
In an unusual move, The Centrist also offers to pay its readers� legal
fees �to support freedom of speech� and fight �government overreach�."
So there you have it - lies about emissions and other lies - both
Luxon and Seymour are locked into supporting any policies that are in
the interests of short term profits to the wealthy . . .
. . . so a question for Crash, Gordon, Tony and BR :
Which of New Zealand and the USA do you think the Atlas Network
regards as their biggest current success?
The Centrist is nothing that you have said it is. The Atlas network is not what
you say it is.
You are steeped in your failed political dogma and you will never be free of >it. That's what a poor education and a failed career does to people.Not everyone is like you, Tony.
If you were honest (yeah right!) you would provide some evidence that damaging >our farming industry with emisiions targets would actually achieve something, >it won't but that is your challenge. Do try an evidence based approach instead >of lies and innuendo.
Lawrence D'Oliveiro <[email protected]d> wrote:
On Mon, 03 Mar 2025 17:14:30 +1300, BR wrote:Ah, Lawrence - who uses personal attacks as his only means of debate. Are you
...
Ah, our self-confessed lying media man is at it again.
Rich thinly disguised?
On Mon, 3 Mar 2025 07:02:48 -0000 (UTC), Lawrence D'Oliveiro
<[email protected]d> wrote:
On Mon, 03 Mar 2025 17:14:30 +1300, BR wrote:
...
Ah, our self-confessed lying media man is at it again.
Man, or men?
Crash started it, but then had support form Gordon, Tony and BR.
The first url seems to have been from a mail campaign - Klaviyo does >Ecommerce Marketing. All that means is that Crash probably expressed >interest in receiving such propaganda from the Right-wing website >Centrist.nz, which has known links to the ACT political party through
the NZ Taxpayer Union, and is a successor to NZ News Essentials - see >https://nznewsessentials.com/?query-0-page=2 for what that website was
like.
Now possibly by coincidence, there has been an article on The
Standard: >https://thestandard.org.nz/canadian-billionaire-linked-to-right-wing-websites-buys-a-near-10-of-nzme-shares/
which identifies that a wealthy Canadian private equity investor with >interests in tax minimisation, now living in New Zealand, has
purchased 10% of NZME shares, and also includes:
"In 2023, Business Desk reported Grenon was a paid election promoter
in New Zealand, linked to the NZ News Essentials website, which was a
�site dedicated to attacking the then [Labour/Green Party] Government.
and appeared to host anti-vaccine and Atlas Network affiliated
articles."
with a link to: >https://businessdesk.co.nz/article/media/the-curious-case-of-nz-news-essentials-the-buyout-baron-the-rapper-and-the-anti-mandate-influencer
from which:
"NZNE and The Centrist�s articles regularly attack policy ideas such
as tax reforms, equity programmes and rental controls, citing
commentary from organisations such as the Taxpayers� Union and NZ
Initiative to support their opinion and analysis pieces.
Both publications are offered for free with no advertising, suggesting
their backer has deep pockets and no need for subscription income.
In an unusual move, The Centrist also offers to pay its readers� legal
fees �to support freedom of speech� and fight �government overreach�."
So there you have it - lies about emissions and other lies - both
Luxon and Seymour are locked into supporting any policies that are in
the interests of short term profits to the wealthy . . .
. . . so a question for Crash, Gordon, Tony and BR :
Which of New Zealand and the USA do you think the Atlas Network
regards as their biggest current success?
On Mon, 3 Mar 2025 18:43:23 -0000 (UTC), Tony
<[email protected]> wrote:
Lawrence D'Oliveiro <[email protected]d> wrote:
On Mon, 03 Mar 2025 17:14:30 +1300, BR wrote:Ah, Lawrence - who uses personal attacks as his only means of debate. Are >>you
...
Ah, our self-confessed lying media man is at it again.
Rich thinly disguised?
Rich80105 <[email protected]> wrote:That does not answer the question.
On Mon, 3 Mar 2025 18:41:31 -0000 (UTC), TonyExactly, The Standard, a biased rag.
<[email protected]> wrote:
Rich80105 <[email protected]> wrote:So what have I said either is? I have quoted NZ News Essentials, The >>Centrist, The Standard, and Business Desk.
On Mon, 3 Mar 2025 07:02:48 -0000 (UTC), Lawrence D'Oliveiro >>>><[email protected]d> wrote:You are a fool, but we know that.
On Mon, 03 Mar 2025 17:14:30 +1300, BR wrote:
...
Ah, our self-confessed lying media man is at it again.
Man, or men?
Crash started it, but then had support form Gordon, Tony and BR.
The first url seems to have been from a mail campaign - Klaviyo does >>>>Ecommerce Marketing. All that means is that Crash probably expressed >>>>interest in receiving such propaganda from the Right-wing website >>>>Centrist.nz, which has known links to the ACT political party through >>>>the NZ Taxpayer Union, and is a successor to NZ News Essentials - see >>>>https://nznewsessentials.com/?query-0-page=2 for what that website was >>>>like.
Now possibly by coincidence, there has been an article on The
Standard: >>>>https://thestandard.org.nz/canadian-billionaire-linked-to-right-wing-websites-buys-a-near-10-of-nzme-shares/
which identifies that a wealthy Canadian private equity investor with >>>>interests in tax minimisation, now living in New Zealand, has
purchased 10% of NZME shares, and also includes:
"In 2023, Business Desk reported Grenon was a paid election promoter
in New Zealand, linked to the NZ News Essentials website, which was a >>>>�site dedicated to attacking the then [Labour/Green Party] Government. >>>>and appeared to host anti-vaccine and Atlas Network affiliated >>>>articles."
with a link to: >>>>https://businessdesk.co.nz/article/media/the-curious-case-of-nz-news-essentials-the-buyout-baron-the-rapper-and-the-anti-mandate-influencer
from which:
"NZNE and The Centrist�s articles regularly attack policy ideas such
as tax reforms, equity programmes and rental controls, citing >>>>commentary from organisations such as the Taxpayers� Union and NZ >>>>Initiative to support their opinion and analysis pieces.
Both publications are offered for free with no advertising, suggesting >>>>their backer has deep pockets and no need for subscription income.
In an unusual move, The Centrist also offers to pay its readers� legal >>>>fees �to support freedom of speech� and fight �government overreach�."
So there you have it - lies about emissions and other lies - both
Luxon and Seymour are locked into supporting any policies that are in >>>>the interests of short term profits to the wealthy . . .
. . . so a question for Crash, Gordon, Tony and BR :
Which of New Zealand and the USA do you think the Atlas Network
regards as their biggest current success?
The Centrist is nothing that you have said it is. The Atlas network is not >>>what
you say it is.
Abuse gone.
You are steeped in your failed political dogma and you will never be free of >>>it. That's what a poor education and a failed career does to people.
The same ones that apply to all of us. have you ever heard oof the Paris >agreement? Dpo tell.
If you were honest (yeah right!) you would provide some evidence that >>>damaging
our farming industry with emisiions targets would actually achieve something,
it won't but that is your challenge. Do try an evidence based approach >>>instead
of lies and innuendo.
So tell me, Tony, just what "emissions targets" apply to our farming >>industry?
On Tue, 4 Mar 2025 00:23:14 -0000 (UTC), TonyI have explained it already. Just read what I wrote, or can't you read?
<[email protected]> wrote:
Rich80105 <[email protected]> wrote:That does not answer the question.
On Mon, 3 Mar 2025 18:41:31 -0000 (UTC), TonyExactly, The Standard, a biased rag.
<[email protected]> wrote:
Rich80105 <[email protected]> wrote:So what have I said either is? I have quoted NZ News Essentials, The >>>Centrist, The Standard, and Business Desk.
On Mon, 3 Mar 2025 07:02:48 -0000 (UTC), Lawrence D'Oliveiro >>>>><[email protected]d> wrote:You are a fool, but we know that.
On Mon, 03 Mar 2025 17:14:30 +1300, BR wrote:
...
Ah, our self-confessed lying media man is at it again.
Man, or men?
Crash started it, but then had support form Gordon, Tony and BR.
The first url seems to have been from a mail campaign - Klaviyo does >>>>>Ecommerce Marketing. All that means is that Crash probably expressed >>>>>interest in receiving such propaganda from the Right-wing website >>>>>Centrist.nz, which has known links to the ACT political party through >>>>>the NZ Taxpayer Union, and is a successor to NZ News Essentials - see >>>>>https://nznewsessentials.com/?query-0-page=2 for what that website was >>>>>like.
Now possibly by coincidence, there has been an article on The >>>>>Standard: >>>>>https://thestandard.org.nz/canadian-billionaire-linked-to-right-wing-websites-buys-a-near-10-of-nzme-shares/
which identifies that a wealthy Canadian private equity investor with >>>>>interests in tax minimisation, now living in New Zealand, has >>>>>purchased 10% of NZME shares, and also includes:
"In 2023, Business Desk reported Grenon was a paid election promoter >>>>>in New Zealand, linked to the NZ News Essentials website, which was a >>>>>�site dedicated to attacking the then [Labour/Green Party] Government. >>>>>and appeared to host anti-vaccine and Atlas Network affiliated >>>>>articles."
with a link to: >>>>>https://businessdesk.co.nz/article/media/the-curious-case-of-nz-news-essentials-the-buyout-baron-the-rapper-and-the-anti-mandate-influencer
from which:
"NZNE and The Centrist�s articles regularly attack policy ideas such >>>>>as tax reforms, equity programmes and rental controls, citing >>>>>commentary from organisations such as the Taxpayers� Union and NZ >>>>>Initiative to support their opinion and analysis pieces.
Both publications are offered for free with no advertising, suggesting >>>>>their backer has deep pockets and no need for subscription income.
In an unusual move, The Centrist also offers to pay its readers� legal >>>>>fees �to support freedom of speech� and fight �government overreach�." >>>>>
So there you have it - lies about emissions and other lies - both >>>>>Luxon and Seymour are locked into supporting any policies that are in >>>>>the interests of short term profits to the wealthy . . .
. . . so a question for Crash, Gordon, Tony and BR :
Which of New Zealand and the USA do you think the Atlas Network >>>>>regards as their biggest current success?
The Centrist is nothing that you have said it is. The Atlas network is not >>>>what
you say it is.
The same ones that apply to all of us. have you ever heard oof the Paris >>agreement? Dpo tell.
You are steeped in your failed political dogma and you will never be free >>>>of
it. That's what a poor education and a failed career does to people. >>Abuse gone.
If you were honest (yeah right!) you would provide some evidence that >>>>damaging
our farming industry with emisiions targets would actually achieve >>>>something,
it won't but that is your challenge. Do try an evidence based approach >>>>instead
of lies and innuendo.
So tell me, Tony, just what "emissions targets" apply to our farming >>>industry?
What "emissions targets" apply to our farming industry?
Rich80105 <[email protected]> wrote:So you cannot identify even one emissions target that applies to the
On Tue, 4 Mar 2025 00:23:14 -0000 (UTC), TonyI have explained it already. Just read what I wrote, or can't you read?
<[email protected]> wrote:
Rich80105 <[email protected]> wrote:That does not answer the question.
On Mon, 3 Mar 2025 18:41:31 -0000 (UTC), TonyExactly, The Standard, a biased rag.
<[email protected]> wrote:
Rich80105 <[email protected]> wrote:So what have I said either is? I have quoted NZ News Essentials, The >>>>Centrist, The Standard, and Business Desk.
On Mon, 3 Mar 2025 07:02:48 -0000 (UTC), Lawrence D'Oliveiro >>>>>><[email protected]d> wrote:You are a fool, but we know that.
On Mon, 03 Mar 2025 17:14:30 +1300, BR wrote:
...
Ah, our self-confessed lying media man is at it again.
Man, or men?
Crash started it, but then had support form Gordon, Tony and BR.
The first url seems to have been from a mail campaign - Klaviyo does >>>>>>Ecommerce Marketing. All that means is that Crash probably expressed >>>>>>interest in receiving such propaganda from the Right-wing website >>>>>>Centrist.nz, which has known links to the ACT political party through >>>>>>the NZ Taxpayer Union, and is a successor to NZ News Essentials - see >>>>>>https://nznewsessentials.com/?query-0-page=2 for what that website was >>>>>>like.
Now possibly by coincidence, there has been an article on The >>>>>>Standard: >>>>>>https://thestandard.org.nz/canadian-billionaire-linked-to-right-wing-websites-buys-a-near-10-of-nzme-shares/
which identifies that a wealthy Canadian private equity investor with >>>>>>interests in tax minimisation, now living in New Zealand, has >>>>>>purchased 10% of NZME shares, and also includes:
"In 2023, Business Desk reported Grenon was a paid election promoter >>>>>>in New Zealand, linked to the NZ News Essentials website, which was a >>>>>>�site dedicated to attacking the then [Labour/Green Party] Government. >>>>>>and appeared to host anti-vaccine and Atlas Network affiliated >>>>>>articles."
with a link to: >>>>>>https://businessdesk.co.nz/article/media/the-curious-case-of-nz-news-essentials-the-buyout-baron-the-rapper-and-the-anti-mandate-influencer
from which:
"NZNE and The Centrist�s articles regularly attack policy ideas such >>>>>>as tax reforms, equity programmes and rental controls, citing >>>>>>commentary from organisations such as the Taxpayers� Union and NZ >>>>>>Initiative to support their opinion and analysis pieces.
Both publications are offered for free with no advertising, suggesting >>>>>>their backer has deep pockets and no need for subscription income.
In an unusual move, The Centrist also offers to pay its readers� legal >>>>>>fees �to support freedom of speech� and fight �government overreach�." >>>>>>
So there you have it - lies about emissions and other lies - both >>>>>>Luxon and Seymour are locked into supporting any policies that are in >>>>>>the interests of short term profits to the wealthy . . .
. . . so a question for Crash, Gordon, Tony and BR :
Which of New Zealand and the USA do you think the Atlas Network >>>>>>regards as their biggest current success?
The Centrist is nothing that you have said it is. The Atlas network is not >>>>>what
you say it is.
The same ones that apply to all of us. have you ever heard oof the Paris >>>agreement? Dpo tell.
You are steeped in your failed political dogma and you will never be free >>>>>of
it. That's what a poor education and a failed career does to people. >>>Abuse gone.
If you were honest (yeah right!) you would provide some evidence that >>>>>damaging
our farming industry with emisiions targets would actually achieve >>>>>something,
it won't but that is your challenge. Do try an evidence based approach >>>>>instead
of lies and innuendo.
So tell me, Tony, just what "emissions targets" apply to our farming >>>>industry?
What "emissions targets" apply to our farming industry?
On Tue, 4 Mar 2025 01:53:34 -0000 (UTC), TonyAlready done. Look up the Paris agreement and then come back here with an explanation for your stupidity.
<[email protected]> wrote:
Rich80105 <[email protected]> wrote:So you cannot identify even one emissions target that applies to the
On Tue, 4 Mar 2025 00:23:14 -0000 (UTC), TonyI have explained it already. Just read what I wrote, or can't you read?
<[email protected]> wrote:
Rich80105 <[email protected]> wrote:That does not answer the question.
On Mon, 3 Mar 2025 18:41:31 -0000 (UTC), Tony >>>>><[email protected]> wrote:Exactly, The Standard, a biased rag.
Rich80105 <[email protected]> wrote:So what have I said either is? I have quoted NZ News Essentials, The >>>>>Centrist, The Standard, and Business Desk.
On Mon, 3 Mar 2025 07:02:48 -0000 (UTC), Lawrence D'Oliveiro >>>>>>><[email protected]d> wrote:You are a fool, but we know that.
On Mon, 03 Mar 2025 17:14:30 +1300, BR wrote:
...
Ah, our self-confessed lying media man is at it again.
Man, or men?
Crash started it, but then had support form Gordon, Tony and BR.
The first url seems to have been from a mail campaign - Klaviyo does >>>>>>>Ecommerce Marketing. All that means is that Crash probably expressed >>>>>>>interest in receiving such propaganda from the Right-wing website >>>>>>>Centrist.nz, which has known links to the ACT political party through >>>>>>>the NZ Taxpayer Union, and is a successor to NZ News Essentials - see >>>>>>>https://nznewsessentials.com/?query-0-page=2 for what that website was >>>>>>>like.
Now possibly by coincidence, there has been an article on The >>>>>>>Standard: >>>>>>>https://thestandard.org.nz/canadian-billionaire-linked-to-right-wing-websites-buys-a-near-10-of-nzme-shares/
which identifies that a wealthy Canadian private equity investor with >>>>>>>interests in tax minimisation, now living in New Zealand, has >>>>>>>purchased 10% of NZME shares, and also includes:
"In 2023, Business Desk reported Grenon was a paid election promoter >>>>>>>in New Zealand, linked to the NZ News Essentials website, which was a >>>>>>>�site dedicated to attacking the then [Labour/Green Party] Government. >>>>>>>and appeared to host anti-vaccine and Atlas Network affiliated >>>>>>>articles."
with a link to: >>>>>>>https://businessdesk.co.nz/article/media/the-curious-case-of-nz-news-essentials-the-buyout-baron-the-rapper-and-the-anti-mandate-influencer
from which:
"NZNE and The Centrist�s articles regularly attack policy ideas such >>>>>>>as tax reforms, equity programmes and rental controls, citing >>>>>>>commentary from organisations such as the Taxpayers� Union and NZ >>>>>>>Initiative to support their opinion and analysis pieces.
Both publications are offered for free with no advertising, suggesting >>>>>>>their backer has deep pockets and no need for subscription income. >>>>>>>
In an unusual move, The Centrist also offers to pay its readers� legal >>>>>>>fees �to support freedom of speech� and fight �government overreach�." >>>>>>>
So there you have it - lies about emissions and other lies - both >>>>>>>Luxon and Seymour are locked into supporting any policies that are in >>>>>>>the interests of short term profits to the wealthy . . .
. . . so a question for Crash, Gordon, Tony and BR :
Which of New Zealand and the USA do you think the Atlas Network >>>>>>>regards as their biggest current success?
The Centrist is nothing that you have said it is. The Atlas network is >>>>>>not
what
you say it is.
The same ones that apply to all of us. have you ever heard oof the Paris >>>>agreement? Dpo tell.
You are steeped in your failed political dogma and you will never be free >>>>>>of
it. That's what a poor education and a failed career does to people. >>>>Abuse gone.
If you were honest (yeah right!) you would provide some evidence that >>>>>>damaging
our farming industry with emisiions targets would actually achieve >>>>>>something,
it won't but that is your challenge. Do try an evidence based approach >>>>>>instead
of lies and innuendo.
So tell me, Tony, just what "emissions targets" apply to our farming >>>>>industry?
What "emissions targets" apply to our farming industry?
farming industry - you are predictably ignorant, Tony . . .
On Mon, 03 Mar 2025 17:14:30 +1300, BR wrote:
...
Ah, our self-confessed lying media man is at it again.
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