MORE BOM DATA FUDGING EXPOSED The Bureau of Meteorology has been caught out transcribing raw written weather records incorrectly onto their databases. For years I have tried to expose the data tampering by the Bureau of Meteorology in order to distort climate records. I’ve been constantly ridiculed throughout my political career as being unqualified to comment on the issue because I’m not a “scientist”. Yet this has never been about science. It’s about record keeping plain and simple, and the integrity of those records. Something that I was qualified to speak about given my 25 years in managing financial records and studying statistics up to Masters level. Whats particularly frustrating about this is that this isn’t the first time the BOM has exposed for fudging records and yet they are continually allowed to get away with it. This includes the media continuing to report their records used to promote “climate change” as though they are the gospel. If you want to fight this corruption then sign up to Peoplefirstparty.au today. •••••••••••••••• “A forensic audit has uncovered false readings and widespread errors in the Bureau of Meteorology's raw climate data, including blocks of temperature readings copied and pasted across different years and seasons, raising questions about the integrity of records used for climate analysis. Anomalies in the BOM's online temperature records ranged from whole months of duplicated data decades apart to statistically impossible whole weeks of identical temperatures to one decimal place. The data errors are not just historical, with the audit, conducted with pattern-recognition software, finding more than 40 per cent of the flagged entries or events dated after 1990. Mr Berger said none of the findings required any knowledge of climate science but were purely data-integrity failures that would disqualify any dataset in any other field of science. Mr Berger undertook the audit with retired scientist Geoffrey Sherrington who said he lived by the motto "trust, but verify". "We are concerned that government policies like net zero are informed by data represented as raw and unadjusted when under investigation by our forensic pattern analysis programs, that is incorrect," Mr Sherrington said.”

It’s incredibly frustrating to see just how clueless political parties are when it comes to economic reform. It’s no wonder Australia is going backward financially. Obviously the two major party’s have caved to vested interests and sold Australia out decades ago. But the Greens and One Nation have no serious financial solutions either and instead offer up taxpayer funded government subsidies as solutions. This week the Greens released a crazy policy to take over some Coles and Woolworth stores with the idea of getting the government to run them. This of course would end up putting butchers and greengrocers out of business and end up costing taxpayers billions. Then this video came up on my feed from CPAC with Pauline Hanson stating she would have subsidised consumers $5000 to buy Australian made cars in order to save the Australian car industry. This would also cost the taxpayer billions and done nothing to fix up the structural economic imbalances that sent our car industries broke. If you want to make industries more efficient and productive then the following People First policies need to be adopted: These are: 1) Capital flight - our tax act needs to tax offshore profits at a higher rate than onshore profits. One of the reasons our car industry never made a profit was that the foreign owned head office would charge its Australian subsidiaries for administrative costs like interest, royalties, management fees to shift profits offshore. 2) Payroll tax - Howard should have got rid of that instead of stamp duty on share trading to make our industries more competitive. Instead he just added more regulation with quarterly BAS returns. It needs to be abolished. 3) Value add to our raw materials using cheap energy which Australia had a competitive advantage in. 4) Energy - drive down the cost of energy by building more power stations. 5) Automation - most manufacturing industries today are mostly automated. Offer accelerated depreciation rates on manufacturing equipment to help rebuild our manufacturing industry. If you want a party that actually has the financial acumen to make Australia prosperous again then please join PeopleFirstParty.au today and help spread the word about our solutions. ••••••••••••••••• “A Greens-aligned think tank has called on the federal government to buy 200 Coles and Woolworths supermarkets and transform them into public grocers. The Green Institute claimed the move, expected to cost $25 billion over five years, would cut grocery bills for consumers byhundreds of dollars a month.”