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19 comments on Dr James Buckee: Testimony to the Australian Senate inquiry into public transport funding
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Sure, so the new Minister for Camping Grounds is a former media advisor. Guess who the new Minister for Transport is?
Forgot to mention (and can't edit comment now that you've replied) I also attempted to stand as an Independent for Federal House of Reps in 2007 (Divisional redistribution meant half the people who put their name down to support my application were now in a new division, and thus didn't count, and I didn't have time to get the required numbers again).
More promising, but a bit of a leadfoot, apparently.
I think I'll stick with the co-author of the first state/provincial government report in the world to officially acknowledge peak oil, who has been instrumental in enhancing public transport and urban renewal in her electorate, in preference to an anonymous blogger who once failed to register for a federal election and who thinks that "green cars" will solve peak oil.
Abolsutely, and good on her. That doesn't make her (or anyone else, for that), matter, above critisism, or invulerable to people pointing out inconsistencies.
Straw Man. You'll find that not once have I suggested any such thing.