Energy

 

ONE NATION: FEDERAL POLICY :

ENERGY & MINING (Natural Resources)

 

ONE NATION POLICY STATEMENT:

 ENERGY & MINING

One Nation is committed to a national energy policy, ensuring that Australian's have access to, & benefit from their abundant supplies of energy, without the price impacts of OPEC, foreign exchange, excise taxes & flawed Kyoto accords.

We will control our energy resources, & encourage the use of efficient true renewable energy, cleaner autogas & remove deadly aromatics from petrol, reducing liquid fuels prices up to a reasonable cost, & provide nation wide uniform fuel pricing.

 

Australia is blessed with tremendous mineral reserves, the challenge is to mine & value add to these & in so doing, produce wealth & jobs for all Australians.

 

POLICY 06: ENERGY & MINING

Energy is defined as, 'the ability to do work'. Australia has been blessed with huge energy resources. One nation will the up the challenge is to convert these almost boundless resources into useable forms of energy, to provide our people & industry with this essential commodity, at the lowest possible prices.

 

One Nation believes all mineral & energy resources belong to The Commonwealth of Australia (Australian people). This includes profits from sale of these resources. Resource rental taxes will be levied on private developers, with forfeiture upon failure to develop them.

 

One Nation is committed to ensuring that Australian's have access to our abundant supplies of energy, without price impacts, of OPEC, Kyoto accords, excise taxes, & deregulation etc.

 

One Nation proposes reinstating the National Energy Research & Development Corporation, to undertake research, exploration, development, & marketing of all our energy resources. Our proposed National Super Fund would be an ideal of capital for energy resource development, with foreign investment limited to 49%.

 

One Nation believes Australia has an opportunity to play a major role in defusing explosive world situations caused by induced shortages & profiteering in energy, we can ensure supplies at sensible export prices, from which our economy will benefit.

 

One Nation will encourage the use & development of new technologies for cleaner more efficient fuels & conversion to energy.

One Nation is committed to clean energy & will legislate to ban all harmful aromatics from petrol, whilst pricing Autogas at one third the price of unleaded petrol to encourage its use as a cleaner fuel alternative.

 

Australia’s oil fields produce excellent quality low sulphur diesel fuel. One Nation will ensure that this is available for our rural, transport, marine industries, without the impact of OPEC & excise taxes on prices.

 

One Nation believes pricing of Australian produced energy for local consumption should be based on realistic wholesale pricing covering cost & fair profit margins for producers, refiners, distributors & retailers, a small road funding tax, OPEC pricing, excise & other taxes will be removed. (Refer to briefing data)

 

One Nation believes Australia could become a major exporter of energy, in such case we suggest that export prices be set at world market (OPEC) prices in A$, from data available from past projects. The value of energy exports would be in the vicinity of $Trillions, job creation would be tremendous, the A$ would also return to its real value.

 

One Nation will ensure large-scale electricity generation remains in public control; we oppose privatisation of this important industry, as it has failed dismally.

 

One Nation opposes the sale of uranium yellow cake & will process it into fuel rods, leasing them for electricity generation  with by products to be returned for re-processing.  This is the only true method of control & in turn is worth $ trillions to our economy. We believe in true renewable energy, recent scientific research puts a new light on what is really renewable energy.

 

WHY AUSTRALIA NEEDS AN ENERGY POLICY

Self Sufficiency: in 2000-2001 Australia produced 42,753 million litres of liquid petroleum (crude oil, condensate & Liquid Petroleum Gas), which is 95% of the demand for liquid petroleum products-44671 million litres.

 

Australia has eight major oil refineries that are capable of producing enough petroleum products to easily supply the domestic market & export as well. However as we have no energy policy, we no longer own or control our industry, that is 92% foreign owned, so these refineries source only about 40% of their crude oil requirements from Australian fields.

Petroleum & gas accounts for about 75% of Australia's bulk energy requirements, electricity accounts for about 25%, however to satisfy demand for cleaner cheaper electricity, we have no choice other than the power of the atom.

 

PARITY PRICING, SURRENDERING OIL, GAS & MINERAL DEPOSITS TO FOREIGNERS

The Federal Government, working with the foreign oil companies, plays us as suckers. Our Prime Minister told us, there was a world shortage of crude oil, & we must go into a thing called PARITY PRICING.

 

PEAK OIL SCAM

By now most everyone has heard that we are about to reach “peak oil” the point when the global oil supply diminishes. This now appears to be another lie just like the ‘weapons of mass destruction’ (WMD) lie used to justify the invasion of Iraq, ‘peak oil’ is a program designed to justify higher oil prices.

Most involved in the energy industry have been aware of this, & the fact that oil is a ‘RENEWABLE & ABIOTIC FUEL?’

Oil has been called a ‘fossil fuel;’ based on the idea that it comes from formerly living organisms. This may have been plausible back when oil wells were drilled into the fossil layers of the earth’s crust; but today, great quantities of oil are found in deeper wells that are found below the level of any fossils, or decomposed living matter, if it exists in rock formations far below layers of fossils, & shows no fossil trace it means its back to the drawing boards.

Any reputable geologist will tell you that OIL IS CREATED BY MAGMA OF THE EARTH. Oil wells that were pumped out dry at the turn of the century & capped are now filled with oil again.

 

Oil Companies & governments created the concept that it was of limited supply & therefore extremely valuable. This fits with the “Depletion” allowance philosophical scam.

Most can remember stories about the middle east oil wells running dry by the 80s, it did not happen to day there wells are just as full as they continue to replace the billions of barrels being pumped out.

At home in Australia we were told that our country had little oil & it would soon run out, & to ensure further exploration & ensure supplies we would need to increase prices to OPEC parity pricing & we are all aware at what this has done to our pump prices for fuel & the drastic effects its having on our communities & economies.

 

The truth is there is no shortage of petroleum in Australia, in fact the country is awash with it especially gas. Australian oil is what is known as a light sweet crude, in other words its low in deadly sulphur & is ideal for diesel, petrol, avgas etc., we are 97% sufficient in petroleum products with only the need to import about 3% of heavy crude oils for bunker fuels, bitumen etc.

Our oil fields such as Barrow, Bass Straight & Moonie are still producing oil for $2 to $3 dollars a barrel, in fact all our oil fields are producing for well under $10 per barrel (six cents per litre). Gas is produced for $120 per tonne about (three cents per litre), this is exported to countries such as communist China on a twenty-five year contract for less than three cents per litre CIF.

 

Based on these facts it is estimated that the uniform prices of fuel in this country should not exceed the following;

Petrol                $ 50  cents per litre

Diesel               $ 40  cents per litre

LPG                 $  20  cents per litre

(The above prices provide all in the chain huge profits)

 

Ref: “The Deep Hot Biosphere” by Dr. Gold.  “The genesis of Hydrocarbons & the origin of petroleum” by Dr. Kenney  “ Power from the Earth Deep Earth Gas”—Energy for the Future” by Thomas Gold.

 

One Nation will ensure the integratory of our territorial boundaries & withdraw from any treaties that endanger them (Timor Sea Oil & Gas fields)

 

Australia's has huge reserves of all the major forms of renewable & non-renewable energy, these are worth trillions of dollars, & should be used for the benefit of Australians, in much the same way as Alaska did We propose an energy policy to ensure our energy resources benefit the people of Australia.

Our energy policy will ensure that our vast energy reserves are used for the commonwealth of all Australians, in a similar manner to OPEC countries in their export pricing structure, whilst domestic market is exempt from such loadings & taxes.

The OPEC pricing of export fuels will be used to provide funding to encourage the change over to clean fuels ‘Autogas’ a 50% subsidy of conversion costs of new, low mileage & restored vehicles. Manufacturers will be encouraged to supply new vehicles designed for gas only operation at lower prices than petrol vehicles.

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PREAMBLE & BRIEFING BACKGROUND:

The following data is briefing only, coming from various recognised sources & authors, with all attempts to avoid political correctness. It is not One Nation Policy, for any disputes please contact the authors.

 

ENERGY

The Commonwealth Governments Natural Resources portfolio covers Mining & Energy. These two items are of such importance to Australia that One Nation believes that there should be separate policies for each of them. Currently the coalition has no Energy Policy, other than to use it as a means of exploiting Australian with high pricing & taxation

One Nation will control & develop our energy resources for the benefit of all Australians not just a few multinationals. Ensuring world supplies at market prices, defusing explosive world situations caused by induced shortages & profiteering. We propose reinstating the National Energy Research & Development Corporation, to undertake Research, exploration, development, & marketing of all our energy resources.

 

All mineral & energy resources will be the property of The Commonwealth of Australia. Foreign investment will be encouraged but not more than 49%. Resource rental taxes will be levied with forfeiture upon failure to develop them.

 

The retrogressive taxes on petroleum fuels will be abolished & all other impediments to oil & gas exploration & production in Australia removed. This would reduce costs, assist exports & create employment.

Pricing for local consumption will be based on realistic wholesale pricing covering costs & fair profit margins for producers, refiners, distributors & retailers plus a sensible tax level to cover road funding etc. All excises will be removed.

To protect the environment, & public health we will encourage the use & conversion to Autogas, & low sulphur diesel, remove aromatics from fuels, & foster more advanced energy technologies.

 

As a major exporter of energy, export prices will be set at world market prices in Australian dollars. Income from this will go into consolidated revenue, for the benefit of all Australians.

 

Energy defined as, 'the ability to do work'. Australia has been blessed with huge energy resources. The challenge is to convert these almost boundless resources into useable forms of energy, to provide our people & industry with this essential commodity, at the lowest possible prices.

 

Our Energy Policy, has a number of key objectives, namely: Diversify the Australia's energy mix towards the greater use of high technology efficient & environmentally friendly sustainable sources, such as gas especially Autogas, remove aromatics form petrol. The deadly witches brew of aromatics that replaced lead, these are Dimethyl benzine, Mesitylene, Toluene, Xylene, Benzene. All declared carcinogens that will cause asthma, leukaemia & other cancer related illnesses. Catalytic converters add to the health problem causing chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). By fitting of an inexpensive Australian developed devise we can eliminate the need for expensive & deadly catalytic converters, ULP & LRP.

We suggest you pester your State & Federal MP, with the facts & ask him or her what happens if their children or grand children get cancer, asthma or CFS & the blame can be laid on something we did not need but was forced on us. Maybe effected groups can get together & take out a class action due to neglect of the duty of care of the public.

 

ETHANOL

The question is why do we need alternatives such as ethanol & Biodiesel, when we have unlimited far cheaper supplies of renewable energy?

Recent studies at Cornell University, proves that producing ethanol is more trouble than its worth: 131,000 British thermal units of energy are required to produce a gallon of ethanol, which in return only produces 77,000 btu of energy. In other words producing ethanol results in a loss of energy. This explains the wholesale price of 75 cpl, compared with petrol of  6 cpl; there is also the risk of damage to fuel systems, & environmental consequences. Each crop produced depletes the soil.

Adding to or replacing the aromatics already in ULP with ethanol provides a real threat to health & environment. Ethanol destroys paintwork & fuels systems, plastics harden & crack, fuel lines dissolve, thus the growing increase in mysterious vehicle fires.

 

GAS

Like oil Australia is self-sufficient in gas, with unlimited reserves, & gas fields close to hand. Whilst it cannot compete cost wise with nuclear energy in power stations for large scale electricity generation, the main virtue however is that it can be reticulated safely & cheaply to domestic & industrial users & burned there to provide heat. It is also a valuable chemical feedstock. Because its cheap & plentiful, & scientific research shows its renewable, it provides an ideal virtually pollution free automotive fuel. Autogas or Liquefied petroleum gas LPG is the generic name for mixture of hydrocarbons (mainly propane & butane).

When these mixtures are lightly compressed (approx 120.psi), they change from a gaseous state to a liquid.  LPG can be obtained from several sources. Most commonly it is extracted directly from 'wet' natural gas. It can also be obtained as a by-product of the petroleum refining process, where it is normally burnt off into the atmosphere.

 

THE ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS OF AUTOGAS

1.        Smog                                30-40% reduction in tailpipe emissions

2.        CO (Carbon monoxide)   50-60% reduction in tailpipe emissions

3.        Air Toxics (benzine)        Potentially zero emissions

4.        SO.2 Sulphur dioxide       Potentially zero emissions

5.        CO.2 Carbon dioxide       15-20% reduction in tailpipe emissions

 

Added to this is the additional bonus of less engine ware, most modern internal combustion engines can be converted to run on autogas.

The efficiency of the internal combustion engine is low, less than 30% in the energy conversion factor. The recent development of fuel cells may eventually replace the internal combustion engine, as this technology is claiming an 80% efficiency, production costs will be the key factor. Gas will provide an ideal fuel source for fuel cells.

 

However to be able to utilise Autogas as a fuel for internal combustion engines, there are costs of conversion for most vehicles of around $2000. There is also a drop in distance per litre compared with petrol, due to the difference in volumetric weight & efficiency. Thus its necessary to price autogas to make it attractive enough to compensate for these extra costs. Therefore until the recent price escalations

Autogas was priced at approx. one third the price of petrol. This allowed for conversion recovery costs at about 30,000 kilometres.

The Federal Government has no excise tax on LPG, as an incentive to encourage its use. Recent research reveals that many oil & gas fields are replenishing themselves without any fossil trace, this source of energy appears to be renewable.

Australia produced 4,367 mega litres of natural occurring LPG & 1,674.4 ML of refinery produced LPG in 1999-2000. Exports were 2,858.9 ML. Local consumption was 3,603.6 ML of which 1,902.9 ML was Autogas. Since price deregulation in 1991, OPEC CP has set pricing eg. 1995 US$121/tonne=A$0.03 cpl, 2001, US$239.00/tonne =A$0.07 cents per litre. Deregulation & OPEC pricing have provided the industry with huge profits.

 

Australia now a major world supplier of gas with huge resources, indeed so much that Mr Howard recently negotiated a 25-year contract with China for supply of 3.3 million tons of CNG gas for three cents per litre CIF. The question that needs to be answered, is why do they export gas at cost price CIF, then allow foreign oil companies to sell it to us at 15 times the

price. Not good management or responsible government.

Based on this we estimate local prices as follows:

Production cost                                                               0.03 cpl

Profit margin for producers                                            0.02 cpl

Distribution costs                                                            0.03 cpl

Road maintenance & construction taxes                         0.03 cpl

Fixed profit margin for retailers                                      0.05 cpl

STATE WIDE UNIFORM RETAIL PUMP PRICE 0.16 cpl

       

There is a $12,000 fine for using LP Gas (Autogas) in a camper or a domestic gas stove. This has noting to do with safety it is just another rip off. The same gas sold for cooking is $3 to $4 a litre (providing them a nice little profit at the expense of Australians)

SYNFUEL

Australia with our vast resources of natural gas could be also converting this to petrol for about 7 cents per litre, using a process invented by Adelaide University in 1976 & financed by Mobil Oil. This processed known as the Mobil Methanol-to-gasoline (MTG) process is employed at the Motunui Synthetic fuels plant near New Plymouth, NZ from its vast off shore gas fields. But is this additional cost necessary when in most cases nature is already doing it?

 

GEOTHERMAL ENERGY

Geothermal heat over the whole world is less than one-sixth of its needs. But some volcanic areas are sufficiently endowed to be harnessed effectively to provide for regional industrial needs, as in New Zealand, Japan, Ethiopia & Italy. The geothermal electricity stations are small – That in New Zealand generates only about 150 megawatts of electricity.

Geothermal heat from hot rocks 3 kilometres or so below the surface has been harnessed in Paris to produce hot water for heating apartment houses. A similar experiment is underway in the USA.

This Hot Dry Rock (HDR) progress is most encouraging. A hot reservoir at 185 deg. C has been formed & tested at an extraction rate of almost 5 megawatts of thermal energy. This is to be increased to 50 megawatts electrical energy. Such a reservoir should last 30 years at the very least.

Though not yet fully developed or tried, the geothermal source of energy in the first 10 kilometres under the USA is estimated to be of the order of 13 million quads! (1 quad=1quadrillion British Thermal Units.

Another development will be the use of geothermal power deep in salt domes 5,000 to 18,000 metres below the surface. Based on 1980 figures the cost of geothermal electricity cannot compete with today’s nuclear electricity.

Geothermal energy can supplement but not resolve the world needs, it is somewhat like solar energy OK for low scale energy requirements (e.g. solar hot water systems) but not economically viable for large scale energy requirements

 

AUSTRALIAN CRUDE OIL

One barrel of crude oil contains 42 U.S. gallons, this yields:  

·         21 gallons of petrol

·         3 gallons of jet fuel

·         9 gallons of gas & oil distillates

·         4 gallons of lubricants

·         3 gallons of heavier residues

·         Total:          40 gallons

HISTORY OF FEDERAL OIL TAXES & LEVIES IN AUSTRALIA

1900 Customs levied on oil imports

1901 Excise on petrol introduced when first oil refineries established in Australia.

1902 Excise on diesel for on-road use introduced

1926-1959 petrol excise revenue directed to Federal road grants.

1959 revenues from petrol to general revenue

PRICING FOR AUSTRALIAN PRODUCED CRUDE      per/barrel

1964 Moonie prices                                                      $ 2.15

1965 First prices scheme                                              $ 3.14

1968 Price reduction for Bass Straight oil                    $ 2.42

1970 5 year pricing agreement for Moonie oil              $ 2.15

                                 Bass Straight oil                            $ 2.06

                                 Barrow oil                                     $ 2.21

1974 The Whitlam government added a levy of            $ 2.00

1978 The Fraser government increased the levy to       $ 3.00

Total top price for Australian produced crude oil    $ 5.21

1984. 6 monthly indexation of petrol excise, by labor   6.15cpl

1985. Labor increased excise by                                     7.5 cpl

During Labor’s  term in office excise went from      5 to 35 cpl

1997-2000 Liberal’s have retained fuel excise taxes introduced by Labor increasing them & adding GST to about           42 cpl

 

Production cost is still very much the same today. In Queensland pipelines deliver oil & gas directly from the fields around Moonie to the refineries at the mouth of the Brisbane River; these refineries supply oil & gas for Queensland & Northern NSW.

Estimates of production costs in Australia vary greatly up to about 3-6 cpl, however as our energy resources are foreign owned or controlled, they escape paying tax under the foreign reciprocal tax agreement, so huge profits go offshore without any benefit to Australia.

Only when the Debit-tax replaces the GST will they pay their far share, in the meantime Australian's suffer. Based on this & above pricing data, the estimated price of petrol should be as follows:

Production cost (estimated at $10 per Barrel/42)            6 cpl

Profit margin for producers                                             5 cpl

Cost of fuel distribution                                                  5 cpl

Road maintenance & construction taxes (state)              5 cpl

Fixed profit margin for retailers                                      5 cpl

TOTAL UNIFORM PUMP PRICE  for petrol        26 cpl

 

Based on the lesser cost of production we estimate the pump price of Diesel & Kerosene should be around 20 cpl, or less.

OPEC less price for Australian crude oil is less than $10.00 per barrel.

 OPEC no longer has the power to control world pricing, due to a number of factors eg: huge reserves coming on line from Russia, Australia, Alaska etc. & increased use of nuclear energy.

 (current petrol pump price of say $1.20 per litre = $192 per barrel, this gives some indication of the profiteering)

Verifying the pricing deceit. Diesel fuel in Australia is supplied to multinational companies tax free at 10-14 cpl, Petrol is sold at the pump in Venezuela @ 8 cpl, Autogas at the pump in Japan is 9 cpl, pump price in Indonesia petrol 23 cpl, diesel 11 cpl, OPEC countries petrol is under 10 cpl, Iraq 1 cpl, we export LPG CIF to Communist China for 3 cpl.

For every cent of increase over 30 cpl, $370 million goes to the government & oil companies. The government receives $2.7 billion pa. in resource tax rental.

What chance has Australian industry of competing on this basis, when we are paying up to 500% more for our liquid fuels than we should.

 

ELECTRICITY

The Electricity Supply Systems in Australia is characterised by a long, high voltage transmission network, along the eastern portion of the country this network is connected to QLD, NSW, VIC & SA & is operated under the National Electricity Code as part of the National Electricity Market. Other smaller networks supply electricity to the remainder of Australia. The Transmission & Distribution networks are Government owned & regulated, these authorities spend about 10% of your power bills competing against each other. ONE NATION will stop these & reduce power bills. Generation is carried out by a mixture of Government & privately owned power stations.

 

Coal & uranium compete for base-load electricity generation, as a general rule countries without cheap coal tend to favour nuclear power.

In Queensland where coal reserves & production potential far outweigh domestic needs, the use of coal prevails despite the environmental problems. But coal has a limited future, & we should sell off as much as possible whilst we still have a market for it, as the world is rapidly switching to nuclear power.

Currently over 435 nuclear power plants are in operation in 17 countries, 30 more are under construction & hundreds more are planned.

Countries with nuclear power include: Argentina, Armenia, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Hungary, India, Iran, Israel, Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea, Lithuania, Mexico, Netherlands, Pakistan, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Ukraine, UK, USA.

 

SOME COMPARATIVE ELECTRICITY GENERATING COSTS CENTS PER KWH

·         Country             Coal           Gas            Nuclear

·         Australia (QLD)  4-10.00        -              -

·         France                 4.64           4.74           3.22

·         Russia                  4.63           3.52           2.69

·         Japan                    5.58           7.91           5.76

·         Korea                    3.44           4.25           3.07

·         Spain                    4.22           4.79           4.10

·         USA                    2.48           2.44           1.80

·         Canada                2.92           3.00           2.54

 

ONE NATION opposes the privatisation of our electricity generation & supply system. We can learn a lesson from what happened in California & Victoria. Where shortsighted environmental policies & greed prevented the construction of new power plants, resulting in rolling blackouts, huge price increases, factory shutdowns & job losses.

Privatisation & the Kyoto accords will do for Australia what California's have done for that state. It will drive up energy prices, which from the above chart are already high by world standards, by compelling electrical power plants to reduce carbon dioxide emissions or pay hefty "carbon taxes" for burning fossil fuels. This will make Australia's goods more expensive & discourage new investment in manufacturing. It is predicted that if we go down this path only two fifths of the population will have a job.

 

ENVIRONMENT

The conversion, transport, storage & use of energy in its many forms do have some effects on the natural environment. In recognition of this, & the rapidly changing technology in energy sources in use today, it is important that we adopt these cleaner & more efficient, sustainable & environmentally friendly forms of energy.

For example, fossil fuels, such as coal currently provide 39% of the worlds electricity. Modern coal-fired power stations are more efficient than in the past & new Scrubber Technology will scrub out 99.8-100% of sulphur dioxide SOx & around 90% of NOx & can also reduce Mercury. The best part of this technology is that the bi-product is fertilizer. HEP Dynamic Classifier can improve boiler performance. Although this technology provides the answer to the environmental concerns for the future of the coal industry, energy conversion factors are still low, this may be resolved in the future with fuel cell technology, which is claiming efficiencies of 80%.

Renewable energy sources such as gas offer much lower pollution levels, however for super clean safe & cheap electricity, the world is turning to the power of the atom, with hundreds of new high tech plants under construction, or planned.

 

ENERGY CONVERSION HEAT VALUES & CARBON COEFFICIENTS OF VARIOUS FUELS

                                    Heat value          % Carbon         CO2

Biomass (wood)              16  MJ/kg           42                     g/MJ

Black coal                        24-30 MJ/kg      67                90 g/MJ

Ethanol                            30 MJ/kg

LP Gas                            49 MJ/kg            81                 59 g/MJ

Natural Gas                     39 MJ/kg            76                 51 g/MJ

Crude Oil                         45-46 MJ/kg      89                 73 g/MJ

Hydrogen                        40 MJ/kg

Uranium LWR                500,000 MJ/kg   nil                    nil

Uranium FBR              24,000,000 MJ/kg  nil                   nil

 

SUSTAINABLE ENERGY

ONE NATION is committed to promoting sustainable energy development within Australia to provide the people of Australia the competitive & environmental advantage from our vast energy resources.

Sustainable is defined as: "To keep up or keep going as an action or process"

Sustainable energy aims to provide non-fossil energy, from Australian sources, to improve living standards, without harming finances, both now & in the future. in a way that conserves & enhances the community's resources on which life depends.

 

A significant part of moving towards a sustainable energy sector is sourcing from & processing our own abundant resources, eg: non fossil fuels such as gas, oil & the atom.

Scientific research proves that non fossil fuels are unlimited & renewable. Gas & oil do not come from decayed vegetable matter rather it is driven of the magma (molten core of the earth) It comes up as gas, its trapped, condenses & by a chemical/bacterial process changes to condensate & eventually oil.

Agenda 21 (The Kyoto protocol) is another UN treaty formulated by the Rockefeller foundations to maintain the high price of energy, on the pretext of climate change. Scientific evidence shows that these accords are essentially fraudulent & a disaster of international pseudo-science.

 

There is no convincing scientific evidence that human release of carbon dioxide, methane, or other so called greenhouse gases is causing, or will in the foreseeable future, cause catastrophic heating of the Earth's atmosphere & disruption of the Earth's climate. Moreover, there is substantial scientific evidence that increases in atmospheric carbon dioxide produce many beneficial effects upon the natural plant & animal environments of the Earth.

 

According to the latest scientific reports, climate change is caused by sun spot activity, & anything done by man has little or nothing to do with it. Once again the whole greenhouse hoax is just another stunt to raise the price of energy.

The Federal Government's Australian Greenhouse Office Mandatory Renewable Energy Bill requires the generation of 9,500 gigawat hours of high cost electricity each year from 2010, commencing from April fools day 2001. It forces electricity consumers to source 2% of their supplies from so-called renewable green sources of energy. This is expected to cost residential consumers & farm community over $500 million extra over the next decade.

 

The Kyoto Protocol & its carbon taxes would raise energy prices, in this country & the growth of domestic product would be cut by more than half as those few businesses left moved offshore.

Therefore it is the duty of ONE NATION to unit in public condemnation of the Kyoto Protocol through all possible communication channels.

We must educate the public about the relationship between cheap energy & manufacturing, & between manufacturing & economic power. Our country's standard of living & military security must not be sacrificed to trendy, feel good political correctness.

If we allow our future to be determined by this misbegotten document, forget about your present line of work. You'll need to learn a new trade, one that will require you to make frequent use of the question; "Would you like fries with that".

 

References: Briefing data "Unleaded Fuel The facts". "Unleaded/Leaded facts" www. file://C:\My%20Documents\unleaded.htm.

The lies of unleaded petrol (Pt.1.2.3.) www.nexusmagazine.com/ulp1-2- 3.html.  Briefing data "The good oil on Fuel Prices". & "Energy" .

"Kyoto Protocol is a Mistake" by William Levinson, CMfgE, CEI, PE, SME snr member. www.sme.org. "Ethanol Guzzles Gas" study by David Pimentel, professor of ecology, Cornell University. "No role seen for ethanol, MTBE in cutting smog. The National Research Council report. Environmental Consequences of increased use of Ethanol & Alkylates in California Fuels. Legal notice executive order by Governor Gray Davis.

www-erd.llnl.gov/ethanol. "The Struggle for Power" by John Grover.

Liquid Petroleum Gas" www.aip.com.au/education/. "Nuclear electricity" Ian Hore-Lacy UIC & Minerals Council of Australia. www.uic.com.au. Australia must go Nuclear by Jonathan Tennenbaum.

 

The Australian 19/11/03: Destruction of Tasmanian Hydropower, Tasmania always had the advantage of cheap hydro-electricity. That was until Greenpeaces treatuos tree hugging fairy Senator Brown came on the scene from Canada with instructions from Rockefeller to stop the Franklin Dam & thus the start of the destruction of the Tasmanian economy. Tasmania is now so short of electricity that it is now faced with having to run a cable undersea from Victoria at an estimated cost of $785 million. Much of this power will come from expensive green electricity, form Victoria’s privatised grid, guess who owns the grid & Basslink?

 

National Interest Issue #33. The Timor Gap Dispute is just a ploy to steal our oil

In 1993 Anti-Australian bureaucrats & politicians conspired to defraud the Australian people by transferring Australia’s oil finds to Transnational Corporations (Moneymen) (via Indonesia) by shonky treaties. Timor has no rights to claim our oil, in simple terms there are two methods of settling boundary between maritime nations. The first is the deep water line. The deep water puts the boundary within a couple of hundred kilometres of the Timor coastline. All of the oil is on our continental shelf by international law.

The second method is a complex computation of equidistant points from coast to coast. Our coastline is not Cape York, Amhern Land, Darwin, WA, Broome etc. It is measured from Sabai (10 km off the New Guinea coast), Deliverance, Ashmore, Christmas, Cocos etc. so the continental shelf & the oil on it is ours.

 

AUSTRALIA SOLD OUT BY MINISTER

The Australian 5-8-05: Federal Minister Ian Macfarlane made it clear that he has been bought by the CFR to stop the development of our multi-trillion dollar nuclear industry.

There is a rapidly growing demand for fuel rods to supply the worlds demand for cheap clean energy, Australia with over 40% of the worlds known uranium reserves is in the box seat to satisfy this demand & at the same time control it by demanding return of spent fuel rods for reprocessing. Prices of uranium have trebled in the past two years to about $30 a pound & if processed into fuel rods its value increases enormously, it is estimated that it would provide an export income of 3 to 4 trillion dollars over the next ten years, & thousands of jobs, at the same time we could eliminate any misuse & stop any potential terrorist activity.

As a vast majority of the world’s oil is consumed in generating electricity it will reduce the price of electricity & the demand for oil which in turn forces down the price. This would also benefit about one-third of the world’s population that does not have access to cheap reliable electricity, it would also be a shot in the arm for the world economy & eliminate the need for war with Arab oil countries.

 Communist China alone plans to commission 49 gigawatts of nuclear power stations within the next 15 years, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, India, Indonesia also have huge expansion plans for nuclear electricity.

 

MINING (Natural Resources)

Our objectives are basically in line with that of the Minerals Council of Australia. Additionally we support value adding to our minerals, by processing them here, ensuring jobs & wealth for Australian's. We welcome foreign investment but would like it limited to 49%. Our policy is one of equality, in which all mineral resources belong to the Commonwealth of Australia for the benefit of all Australians.

We do no support the Native Title Act & other divisive discriminating legislation; we will work to reverse such legislation. We will also withdraw from treaties, which are harmful to our industry & of no benefit to our country.

The Mineral Council of Australia has a Mission to promote the development of a safe, profitable & environmentally responsible minerals industry that is internationally competitive & attuned to community expectations.

 

The vast range of minerals in Australia includes: Aluminium, Coal, Copper, Diamond, Gold, Iron, Lead, Magnesium, Mineral Sands, Nickel, Silver, Tin, Uranium & Zinc.

Due to space limitations it is not possible to provide here full details on these minerals, but it is available on the following web site www.minerals.org.au.

 

The Australian Mining Industry gives lip service to free enterprise but "chicken out" when they come up against the Canberra bureaucracy. Their attitude of currying for favours is typical unfortunately of not only the big mining companies but of most major companies in Australia.

 

This weakness has allowed the well-funded environmentalists to insidiously sabotage our nation, effectively bringing Australia to its knees by crippling the mining industry.

In dealing with the growing menace of the environmentalists it is futile to quote facts to counter their lies & propaganda. One should aim at their jugular vein; why do they wish to subvert the Nation?

Where does the their money come from? Who activates & controls their movements?

It is now well documented who controls & funds them, & how these organizations have profited tremendously from the disruptions caused.

Starting with the contrived oil crises of the seventies, when they were able to increase the price of oil fourfold, with the result that the oil dependent nations of the world had to expend so much of their foreign exchange in purchasing oil that their capacity to purchase other goods was correspondingly reduced: hence a drop in world trade, & huge increase in debt to the foreign banks who are the only ones to prosper from all the turmoil. They are even capable of causing wars to ensure their control over oil, & forcing up the price to further their profits.

These same banks have used the environmentalists & aboriginals to bring our mining industry to a virtual halt, by saddling it with huge costs & red tape. Their litany of lies has delayed development of cleaner alternative sources of energy, whilst at the same time forcing upon us through their control of UN financial & environmental organizations, many evil & illegal treaties such as agenda 21 & the Kyoto accords.

These will take away our sovereignty & ensure our future poverty.

Ref. "Wake up Australia" by Lang Hancock. "Struggle for power" by John Grover. "Decent into slavery" by Des Griffen.

 





















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