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26/05/24

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Originally posted by pintohoo ↑

What’s happening here is a continuous disaster that was created by Jeff Kennett - Liberal party of Australia when he pushed the entire liberal party philosophically over the power privatisation cliff

the liberals privatised power
since then business runs power

The transition process will be a total mess- as was John Howard’s nuclear ban, as is privatisation

the lights WILL GO OUT

why? because power generation should never have been turned over to business

ATM - the Liberals are in panic and want to grab back the power generation- by getting someone else to overturn the ban on nuclear that they put on themselves and they want someone else in government to fund god knows probably about 1 trillion to go nuclear to fix the total power disaster that’s been coming for decades.

Before anyone chokes on the 1 trillion - that will be the all up

because you don’t just get to pay billions for magic nukes from the magic nuke tree

before that - you have to commit a monster mammoth education and research fund to gear up the other disaster that has been created - a massive rundown in Ed and research into general research etc in STEM

You can’t just go out and get Paddy and mick from Walkabout Creek to knock up a few nukes

doesn’t happen.

Too many decades of disastrous non investment and government getting out of the way

The luck has run out

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Lol chicken little strikes again.

How many times has the sky fallen now?

It's going to be ok mate, relax.

Take a Bex and have a lie down.
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