The Greens must be outraged!

The writing is on the wall.

Every time an analyst at one of the big banks forecasts a decrease in the price of coal, gas and oil, they get it monstrously wrong.

Given green billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes lost billions in the last six months after his Atlassian shares fell by 15 per cent, it’d be fair to assume he’s desperate to make it back.

Where did the single largest donation to climate independent Zali Steggall’s campaign to take down former Prime Minister Tony Abbott come from?

These days it seems that commodity prices do the opposite of what the so-called experts say. 

Climate activists – especially those in banking and the union-dominated superannuation industry – are inadvertently making the environment worse by their own twisted logic. 

When it comes to predictions made by the “experts”, always assume the opposite is true.

At a Sydney Mining Club event last week, CEO and Managing Director of Whitehaven Coal Paul Flynn shamelessly defended Australia’s world-leading high-quality coal trade.