Alf thanks for your post...
currently the intelligent people, productive businesses, gainfully employed honest taxpayers are terrorized by organized crime / personality cults, which are not only opposing the renewable energy but unlike our major customer China (which is now allowing 3 child policy to grow their population and wealth) ... are promoting Australian and other population reduction... while the guru himself never produced any ... proof... just supporting the shallow idea of the accidental million-er who is paying gurus lost and misguided court action costs... most of them he is losing...

The fact they are acting like a gang/mafia and forcing moderators (by numbers ? as there are 15 trolls active here and the cult employing 15 full time vandals/trolls paying them over $700 K for it... while the narcissists are raising the issue of our company tax losses ... they pay no tax and claiming job keeper? It sounds like comedy but it is sadly a true state of the affairs...
https://www.theadvocate.com.au/story/7199110/bob-browns-environmentalist-charity-rolling-in-cash/

Be happy that the vandals did only remove your intelligent post... in the future, the way we are going, we may be back to dark middle ages where intelligent people were burned on stakes for the true scientific claims eg Giordano Bruno in Italy, the same Italy whose relevant ecology minister said what most people believe:

Environmental extremists are ‘worse than climate catastrophe,’ Italy’s ecological transition minister says

Galileo and Bruno were alike in many ways. Both were religious, well educated, and had careers in academia. ... Bruno was a philosopher and Galileo was a scientist, so their reasons for supporting Copernicanism did not agree.

Was Giordano Bruno burned at the stake for believing in exoplanets?

Ironically, every exoplanet confirms not the cosmology of Kepler, but of Giordano Bruno, the Italian philosopher who was burned alive in Rome, in 1600, as a heretic. ... Scholars defuse this bomb by saying Bruno was no scientist and that the Inquisition condemned him for religious transgressions, not cosmology.