2009-11-11 09:00:36

Send this to Mal Turnbull he should want to stir things up Send it to T.V. stations they have the ability to get the public moving. Get as many public figures to run with this info. regards R. Nichols

Robert Nichols

2009-11-11 08:53:47

this is indeed some scary stuff, i am 21 yrs old and believe that this will be remebered as the worst mistake of modern culture till im 80 if i make it there (or us as a "society"). who can i contact about this and what as an ausralian voter/taxpayer can i do to further my input?

nathan pettitt

2009-11-11 08:44:07

Dear Alan, What has happened to Tim Flannery and the 50 or so CSIRO scientists concerned with excessive Co2 emissions? One would have thought they would be tearing at the proverbial throat of Professor Lindzen due to his recent comments. I have not heard or seen any informed rebuttal of Lord Monckton or the good Professor making me more worried about the agendas of one K Rudd or worse the UN unelected appointees. Regards .. Len

Lindsay Hoffman

2009-11-11 08:04:42

I applaud you Australia should applaud you for standing up to this HIGH TREASON. Please can you arrange for Lord Monckton to visit us and shout from the rooftops this con. My question now is what the hell is Turnbull doing after seeing 4 corners Monday night I hope his party gains the momentum required to roll the" Labour Alternate dressed up as a liberal", and take the battle to Rudd and company. They are out of control. As Peter Garett said " When we get in we will just change everything"!!

Glenn Robertson

2009-11-10 22:00:26

Rudd is not interested in discussion on global warming, he wants a UN job. and for Penny, it is party dogma. I am disappointed that Tunbull goes along with that nonsense - there are less and less votes to be garnered once people realise the impact of a carbon tax. He should have attended Prof. Bob Carter's lecture. Climate change is a geological fact, but emissions trading is the wrong scheme to tackle it.

Gerd