You’d Believe In Global Warming, Too, If Australia’s Prime Minister Turnbull Gave You $300 Million. UPDATED: Islands Growing, Not Sinking
Posted: September 10, 2016 Filed under: Uncategorized Leave a commentAt the 44th Pacific Islands forum in 2013, spend-thrift Labor, c/o Bob Carr, gifted $15 million to Kiribati for a sea level rise that wasn’t then and still isn’t rising:
https://climatism.wordpress.com/2013/09/04/44th-pacific-sinking-islands-extortion-forum/
At this years 47th forum, PM Turnbull hands a check to Micronesia for $300 million to fight poported climate change and rising seas that haven’t risen since records began in 1969!
http://ecotretas.blogspot.co.id/2011/05/micronesia-sea-level.html?m=1
$15 million under Labor versus $300 million under Liberal – conservatism has certainly come a long way in 3 years!
Not to mention Australia’s foreign debt spiralling out of control.
More borrowed money to achieve nothing more than elitist climate virtue-signalling, wealth redistribution and create more debt.
Extraordinary.
Turnbull must go.
PA Pundits - International
By Andrew Bolt ~
Want to know why leaders of Pacific island countries love talking up that nonsense about global warming threatening their little paradises with doom? Check out Malcolm Turnbull.
Come in, sucker:
THERE is “no more pressing need” in the region than climate change, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has told Pacific leaders in Micronesia. Mr Turnbull announced $300 million to help the Pacific “manage climate change and improve disaster resilience”.
Reality check:
Professor Paul Kench, an Auckland University coastal geomorphologist, along with colleagues in Australia and Fiji, has now studied more than 600 coral reef islands in the Pacific and Indian Oceans. His findings: about 40 per cent have grown in size. Another 40 per cent have stayed stable. Just 20 per cent have shrunk…
UPDATED
Populated islands have even reclaimed territory from the sea:
…the most populous atoll of Kiribati – the tiny islet of Betio…
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