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Posted by Rosemary Peeler on August 6, 2009, 6:20 am
Sorry to be so late putting in my 2c worth. I don't consider Steve
Fielding to be a nutcase or anything like that.
Rosemary, in Melbourne
On Mon, 13 Jul 2009 19:59:48 -0300, lucretiaborgia@fl.it wrote:
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>On 13 Jul 2009 19:49:36 GMT, bf906@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (F.James
>Cripwell) wrote:
>> (lucretiaborgia@fl.it) writes:
>>> On 13 Jul 2009 15:09:20 GMT, bf906@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (F.James
>>> Cripwell) wrote:
>>>
>>>>The Australian ETS (global warming) bill, supposedly, will come to a vote in
>>>>the Australian Senate in the middle of August. I read on various blogs of
>>>>what Senator Steve Fielding is doing, and the possibility of a new Climate
>>>>Skeptics Party, to have candidates to contest the next election. What I
>>>>cannot find out is how this is affecting ordinary Australians. If you can
>>>>find the time, as you see things on your news, could you let me know what
>>>>your reaction is. TIA. Jim.
>>>
>>> Just put Senator Steve Fielding into google and there is more than
>>> enough about him - bit of a nut case it looks like.
>>If you will read what I wrote, you will see I am looking for the reaction
>>of ordinary Australians. If you can direct me to some way I can get this
>>by using Google, I would be grateful to know how. Jim.
>If you go here - their equivalent of CBC - you can find Parliamentary
>Reports, people comments, all sorts of things. Look through
>programmes like local newscasts, or Bush Telegraph - National Interest
>I have heard all sorts of stuff on the latter, it reflects Aussie life
>quite well.
>http://www.abc.net.au/services/podcasting/programs.htm
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>Cripwell) wrote:
>> (lucretiaborgia@fl.it) writes:
>>> On 13 Jul 2009 15:09:20 GMT, bf906@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (F.James
>>> Cripwell) wrote:
>>>
>>>>The Australian ETS (global warming) bill, supposedly, will come to a vote in
>>>>the Australian Senate in the middle of August. I read on various blogs of
>>>>what Senator Steve Fielding is doing, and the possibility of a new Climate
>>>>Skeptics Party, to have candidates to contest the next election. What I
>>>>cannot find out is how this is affecting ordinary Australians. If you can
>>>>find the time, as you see things on your news, could you let me know what
>>>>your reaction is. TIA. Jim.
>>>
>>> Just put Senator Steve Fielding into google and there is more than
>>> enough about him - bit of a nut case it looks like.
>>If you will read what I wrote, you will see I am looking for the reaction
>>of ordinary Australians. If you can direct me to some way I can get this
>>by using Google, I would be grateful to know how. Jim.
>If you go here - their equivalent of CBC - you can find Parliamentary
>Reports, people comments, all sorts of things. Look through
>programmes like local newscasts, or Bush Telegraph - National Interest
>I have heard all sorts of stuff on the latter, it reflects Aussie life
>quite well.
>http://www.abc.net.au/services/podcasting/programs.htm