Opinion AUSTRALIAN Politics: Adelaide Board Discussion Part 5

[MrKK]

Many had long covid before covax.

But you would expect given the covax program vaccinated the vast majority, most with long covid now would have had covax.

There are long covid health clinics, where hopefully they can discover more answers to help going forward.

No doubt, there was a UK case from March 2020 mentioned in the article.

But for the majority of the cases in the article, which were post-vaccination, you would want to study that additional factor for any pattern. At the very least you would want to know why multiple doses of an effective vaccine didn't prevent Long Covid.

 

[kirky]

That's very disrespectful to those suffering from Long Covid.

I’m not having a go at those with long Covid.

I doubt any of those that are posting about Covid on here and all the other crap have long Covid.

 

[kirky]

You are calling for censorship on BF because you don't like the topic. You don't have to read the posts or reply.

No because time has passed and it no longer is an issue for probably 99.9% of society. No-one I know speaks of Covid anymore and I’m in a club with all retired individuals (the most likely affected group).

Time to move on, shit happened and you can’t change what happened.

 

[Kane McGoodwin]

No doubt, there was a UK case from March 2020 mentioned in the article.

But for the majority of the cases in the article, which were post-vaccination, you would want to study that additional factor for any pattern. At the very least you would want to know why multiple doses of an effective vaccine didn't prevent Long Covid.

Absolutely we need to know more about long covid as it's still impacting on a significant number of people worldwide.

Hopefully find better cures.

 

[Eagleboy2011]

I’m not having a go at those with long Covid.

I doubt any of those that are posting about Covid on here and all the other crap have long Covid.

You be wrong again.

 

[MrKK]

No because time has passed and it no longer is an issue for probably 99.9% of society. No-one I know speaks of Covid anymore and I’m in a club with all retired individuals (the most likely affected group).

Time to move on, shit happened and you can’t change what happened.

Cool, in that case we also don't need to discuss any previous government in this thread since shut happened and we can't change what they did.

 

[StonesThrow]

And this is literally dumb by the Vic ALP.

Just concentrate on policy given Dutton has a severe lack of them, you don’t need to do this type of crap.

Albanese orders takedown of Dutton meme

www.thenewdaily.com.au

'how can we learn from the trump campaign?' gone wrong

 

[Kane McGoodwin]

'how can we learn from the trump campaign?' gone wrong

Should already know the Trump style doesn't work with the majority of Australians... just look at Clive Palmer who is turn off for most.

 

[StonesThrow]

Should already know the Trump style doesn't work with the majority of Australians... just look at Clive Palmer who is turn off for most.

I reckon it's changing. We'll get there eventually.

 

[Kane McGoodwin]

I reckon it's changing. We'll get there eventually.

No one like Palmer will ever be successful in Australia imo.

Votes more likely to be driven by simple issues like cost of living than simpleton slogans & sledging.

 

[MsTopG]

 

[kirky]

LOL

And it's been almost wall to wall ALP Governments in Queensland since 1989 with 2 brief interludes.

34.	Wayne Keith Goss	ALP	07 Dec 1989	19 Feb 1996	6 years, 2 months, 12 days
35.	Robert Edward Borbidge	National/Liberal	19 Feb 1996	26 Jun 1998	2 years, 4 months, 7 days
36.	Peter Douglas Beattie	ALP	26 Jun 1998	13 Sep 2007	9 years, 2 months, 18 days
37.	Anna Maria Bligh	ALP	13 Sep 2007	26 Mar 2012	4 years, 6 months, 13 days
38.	Campbell Newman	Liberal National	26 Mar 2012	14 Feb 2015	2 years, 10 months, 19 days
39.	Annastacia Palaszczuk	ALP	14 Feb 2015	15 Dec 2023	8 years, 10 months, 1 day
40.	Steven Miles	ALP	15 Dec 2023	28 Oct 2024	10 months, 13 days
41.	David Crisafulli	Liberal National	28 Oct 2024	–	–

Well I never would have thought this - the peaksmart scheme was introduced by the Newman Government .

Looks like another own goal, hey!

And individuals signed up to it to get a $400 rebate.

Almost 170,000 air conditioners remotely turned down six times during blistering summer heat

Queensland’s state-owned power grid quietly forced almost 170,000 air-conditioners in homes and businesses into low-power mode six times over summer.

www.abc.net.au

You need to do your homework better.

 

[Mutineer]

Well I never would have thought this - the peaksmart scheme was introduced by the Newman Government .

Looks like another own goal, hey!

And individuals signed up to it to get a $400 rebate.

Almost 170,000 air conditioners remotely turned down six times during blistering summer heat

Queensland’s state-owned power grid quietly forced almost 170,000 air-conditioners in homes and businesses into low-power mode six times over summer.

www.abc.net.au

You need to do your homework better.

And why would your lord and master Mali make way for it to be a goer in SA if your renewables on steroids was so wonderful I wonder...All new air conditioners installed have to have it in SA!!

 

[cm_perfect]

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Anyone who uses the “C” word next year should be banned for a month. We are nearly [emoji6] years on from the first outbreak and nearly years since our international borders opened.

Time for those you keep raising it to move on.

Is this stance for both negative and positive opinions?

Or are you asking us to forget it ever happened?

 

[cm_perfect]

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Time to move on, shit happened and you can’t change what happened.

How can you do better in the future if you don’t analyse how you farked it the first time?

 

[adelaidecrows]

How can you do better in the future if you don’t analyse how you farked it the first time?

We can analyse it as much as we want in here but the reality is we could do it in depth for the next 10 years and still not have any facts. The government needs to do a royal commission, the only reason they dont is because both sides of politics will be found out. So Im with Kirky, no point even discussing it if it wont change anything. We cant get a coach sacked let alone solve the worlds covid problem.

 

[Kane McGoodwin]

Still similar issues today...

We pored over the newly unsealed 2004 cabinet files. Here's what stood out

Hundreds of previously secret cabinet records have been made public in the National Archives' annual release.

www.abc.net.au

 

[Mutineer]

The billionaire renewables investor Simon Holmes A Court in action protecting his and his mates like Mike Cannon-Brookes $$$$'s big time. Disgraceful!!

And how piss weak by the Newcastle branch of Engineers Australia, wonder how much Simon Holmes A Court "donated" to buy them off...

Another highly qualified, highly respected nuclear scientist Robert Parker.

You want to believe an imbecile like Bowen compared with his highly qualified, high respected nuclear scientist Robert Parker also an expert on energy of all types.

In June, Robert Parker, an engineer with forty years’ experience and a Masters degree in Nuclear Science, was due to present his views to the Newcastle Branch of Engineers Australia.However, when the head of the Climate 200 political lobby group and chief backer of the Teals, Simon Holmes a Court, heard about this he demanded it be cancelled. Engineers Australia relented.This is cancel culture writ large.
Since 1943, the Institute of Public Affairs has always stood for freedom of speech, hosting Robert so he could finally deliver his cancelled presentation is in line with this core belief.The IPA has led the debate on the need for energy security in Australia – one thing is for certain; the future of our energy system needs the greatest possible debate.

 

[cm_perfect]

We can analyse it as much as we want in here but the reality is we could do it in depth for the next 10 years and still not have any facts. The government needs to do a royal commission, the only reason they dont is because both sides of politics will be found out. So Im with Kirky, no point even discussing it if it wont change anything. We cant get a coach sacked let alone solve the worlds covid problem.

Ok, gotcha.
So the Governments Covid response is worthy of a Royal Commission but we cant talk about it until that happens?

 

[adelaidecrows]

Ok, gotcha.
So the Governments Covid response is worthy of a Royal Commission but we cant talk about it until that happens?

Yes lol

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[Mutineer]

 

[kirky]

And why would your lord and master Mali make way for it to be a goer in SA if your renewables on steroids was so wonderful I wonder...All new air conditioners installed have to have it in SA!!

It actually turns the power down, not necessarily off completely. There is a difference.

If you choose to have electricity guzzling airconditioning when there are much better alternatives for our climate, then their are consequences.

 

[kirky]

You would be dead and buried before the first nuclear reactor comes on stream if at all.

As I’ve said, even if Mr Potato Head somehow wins majority government (unlikely), the Senate will stop any discussion as Greens and ALP will probably have the numbers (as I’ve previously advised).

So the can gets kicked 3 years down the track.

 

[Mutineer]

It actually turns the power down, not necessarily off completely. There is a difference.

If you choose to have electricity guzzling airconditioning when there are much better alternatives for our climate, then their are consequences.

Yeah like paying heavy electricity manufacturers to knock off because it's too big a drain on SA's grid...great for the economy...NOT.

Unheard of in the past when the then reliable coal powered plants were humming.

 

[kirky]

Yeah like paying heavy electricity manufacturers to knock off because it's too big a drain on SA's grid...great for the economy...NOT.

Unheard of in the past when the then reliable coal powered plants were humming.

The problem is the reliable coal powered plants are no longer reliable. And you can’t turn them on and off, which is why gas is the transition fuel. Got it?

Do you know once Snowy Hydro 2 is up in running in 2028, how many homes it can power for a week from storage?