SAY NO TO A NUCLEAR AUSTRALIA | |
Conspiracy Theories... A Nuclear StateSo, the Australian Government wants us to convert all of our coal-burning power installations to nuclear. But why? Is it really because they want us to have the best and cheapest source of power, or is there something more sinister generating their motives? Is it money? Is it nuclear weaponry? Is it the influence of other powerful sources at work? Is it peer pressure on a worldwide scale? Is it a step up the rung of world domination that they're looking for? We can be almost sure of one thing... the government is not interested in nuclear power purely for it's effectiveness and good safety record. It's not the most innovative technology, it's not a power that will be readily accepted, and it's definitely not the cheapest alternative available to us, either. So why do they want it so badly? Could they have alterior motives for this one? Would they?Now, this entry was inspired by a comment made by rrpl on this blog's very first entry. He suggests that it may be the desire to arm Australia with nuclear weapons that has the greatest pull with the government. And yes, I think that suggestion has a lot of merit. At the moment our country is still one of the 'little' guys on the field of world influence. And why? Why, despite being the sixth largest country in the world... despite having a population of over 20 million... despite having some of the world's most popular tourist attractions... despite possessing a great wealth of natural resources... and despite being credited with some of the world's most innovative inventions and breakthroughs in the field of medical sciences, are we still seen in some parts of the globe as being a bunch of half-witted crocodile wrestlers perched upon some dry little piece of useless dirt somewhere in the middle of the ocean? A tribe of half-ferals who don't know what treasures they possess... wide-eyed dolts who, with a little effort, can easily be hypnotized by bright colours, spinning things and round, shiny objects. Oh, wait a minute... do you think that might have something to do with our PM's image? I just hope that when John Howard gets chucked into that big pond that he's aiming for, he'll be able to swim fast enough to keep out of the big fish's jaws. Have a look at Wikipedia's List of States with Nuclear Weapons to see who he'll be swimming against, and just how fast he'll have to paddle. But yes, the advantages of becoming the reigning government of a nuclear state would be great... at least for them. There would be many added benefits to being one of the 'big boys'. We'd be able to intimidate smaller countries... demand that our resources were worth more than before we obtained the weapons... we'd gain a modicum of respect from overseas super powers and heads of large multi-national corporations... John Howard would ensure himself a place in history books. And if everything runs smoothly it might go ok for the Australian public too... as long as we don't become a threat to the US... they have a history of turning on old allies when they start getting too big for their boots... and they usually leave a hell of a mess to clean up. Leave a Comment { Last Page } { Page 18 of 22 } { Next Page } |
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