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The future of energy is here: renewables. Cheaper. Cleaner. Made in Australia. Clinging to expensive, dirty fossil fuels is a dead-end, not a plan. Angus Taylor is still asking Australians to pay more for an energy system that keeps letting us down.

Anthony Albanese has just appointed the wrong person to head up the Fuel Taskforce. Albanese is a lifelong waste of taxpayers’ money. But much worse than that, he has been out of his depth for his entire career. He now presents an imminent danger to our nation’s prosperity, national security and strategic preparedness. Many people will suffer for his efforts as push-comes-to-shove in our latest fuel crisis. As they say in the playground “it takes one to know one”, and not to be outdone, Albanese has gone and put a lifelong climate zealot and total waste of taxpayer money, Anthea Harris, in charge of his government’s response to the fuel crisis. The clip below, is Anthea giving an address to the ANU in her capacity as the head of the Climate Change Authority back in 2015. She either believes that all of these non-solutions to the non-climate problem are really necessary - which would make her rather daft - or she knows it is all a complete scam, and she is just a scammer… A professional scammer, living on the taxpayer, and living well at that. More, the net result of her work so far has been to help destroy our energy grid and just about everything else relating to our ability to make and do things in Australia. Because cheap and reliable energy is central to everything. Everything. Whether it is coal, gas or liquid fuels, Australia needs these things to provide a first world living standard for the people. She has been an instrumental part of the war on our living standards thus far. All the while they threw our prosperity in the air, put on a blindfold and hoped to catch it in a windmill shaped glove. Now she is in charge of Albanese’s response to our critical, non-critical supply of petrochemicals that are at crisis levels, but we are not in a crisis. If you believe any of what they say… She is not an expert in logistics, or oil supply, petrochemicals or any other area that might qualify her to ensure we have enough fuel to drive critical infrastructure. Not to mention little things like food reaching the supermarket shelves. She is not the right person for the job. She probably thinks we could use this crisis as an opportunity to further destroy lives and livelihoods as they relentlessly pursue the hopeless goal of changing global temperatures. I am sure she will see it that way. She probably thinks we can all work from home and stop eating meat for the good of the planet. I have no doubt Albanese thinks she will do a great job of whatever it is he thinks he is achieving at our expense. I have no doubt we will be worse off for her best efforts. We have good cause to be very cynical of the current leadership. They won’t even admit there are problems - not in any of the areas where there are many problems - so they won’t be able to properly solve them. We have every right to be worried, and we have little cause to respect them or their leadership at this critical time in our nation’s history. I am afraid that if we don’t vote all of these absolute lightweights out of office at the next election, there won’t be a Nation left. I have no doubt there are problems in the opposition and other camps, but they could not be worse than the problems we have in government. I just want Australia back.

BREAKING: The South Australian Premier secretly filmed and recorded a colleague Annabel Digance. Her husband responded by threatening to release damaging information about Malinauskas. Malinauskas then reported Digance to police for blackmail, which led to Malinauskas secretly wearing a wire for police (recording her without her knowledge twice!) - and ultimately the arrest and public humiliation of Annabel Digance. This matter completely silenced her Then Malinauskas got the police to delay the court case until the election, where he became Premier. Here’s the background…. Former MP Annabel Digance made claims of bullying, sexism, and racism by senior Labor figures, including Malinauskas and Don Farrell. She claimed they sidelined her career Her husband threatened to go public with “damaging stories” about Malinauskas’ past and reputation In February 13, 2020, Malinauskas set up a restaurant meeting (which he secretly recorded on his phone), and Greg Digance warned of public exposure of Malinauskas’ past, unless Annabel Digance got her “political career back” Malinauskas later reported this to SA Police as blackmail on March 16, 2020 Malinauskas then became “Undercover Operative 4394” and wore a hidden digital recorder, or wire, under his suit. On March 27, 2020, he met the Annabel and Greg Digances at Labor Party headquarters in Adelaide where police also secretly installed a camera. Malinauskas confronted them, demanded they state their demands, then revealed he had reported them for blackmail Malinauskas forgot to turn off the wire he was wearing and while still recording, he immediately called his wife to say he had been unable to “extract incriminating statements” about Annabel Digance according to Court testimony Even so, charges were laid against the Digances in 2021 and they were arrested Malinauskas then asked police to delay any prosecution until after the 2022 SA State election which Labor won, making him Premier. Charges were later withdrawn in 2023 with no conviction against the Digances Annabel Digance then sued Malinauskas and the South Australian government for $2.3 million in the Supreme Court for malicious prosecution, wrongful arrest, false imprisonment, and misfeasance in public office. Her barrister argued Malinauskas abused his position and police resources for personal and political gain This story is barely known, virtually uncovered by the media, and this weekend everyone is expecting Malinauskas and Labor to win the South Australian election in a landslide

BREAKING NEWS: Islamist extremists tied to Hizb Ut-Tahrir screamed “ALLAHU AKBAR” at Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese this morning as he attended Eid prayers at Lakemba Mosque