AUSTRALIA PLAYING WITH FIRE

In reply to some thread re the setting of Australian Summer of the 1st
of December, I wrote the following :
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It follows that having the same type of pretentious consciousness or
rather the complete lack of it, such morons directing affairs either in
Canberra, Perth or Tasmania are completely unable to appreciate the
extent of their Crimes et the Right Divine Punishment befalling them as
a result.
Only when such awareness will have come through the dull
minds of the Toads and such Parliaments of Criminals have been revoked
... only when a Royal Inquiry headed by Britain Hereditary Lords into
the Port Arthur Holocaust has been convened
.... only when all the stolen Great Sandy Desert mines will have been
restaured as Sir Turcaud 's properties
.... only when the Criminals Howard and Tasmanian Premier will be in
irons for framiing and murdering 3 dozens good Australians and sending
an innocent man Martin Bryant to jail with a life sentence
.... only when Bob Brown as Australia Prime Miniester and Bob Sheppard
as WA Premier will be able to welcome me at MY RETURN TO AUSTRALIA

ONLY THEN WILL THE RAIN RETURN AND NOT BEFORE
.... AND UNTIL THEN THE FIRES WILL CONTINUE TO EAT THE BUSH & SOON THE
CITIES AND DRINK YOUR PRECIOUS WATER RESERVES !!!

Honour to Our Celtic God Who visits the Crimes to the 3rd generations,
and bestow the Just Chastiment to those heathens as proper & measured
retribution for their Crimes or support for the Criminals either
Mining, Financial or Political.

Yours faithfully

Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud
Exploration Geologist & Offshore Consultant
Mobile +33 650 171 464

Australia Mining Pioneer
Founder of the True Geology
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In reply to some thread re the setting of Australian Summer of the 1st
of December, I wrote the following :
snip!
`Divine Punishment' indeed. Your demented ravings couldn't punish a good
breakfast.

Congratulations to the Mining Manure of Newmont, Newcrest & BHP to have
brought up such Collective Punishment upon the whole land as a result
of their Collective Crimes involving indeed rotten to the core Poltics.
The WA Whorehouse aka WA Parliament are soon to celebrate with the
above named Mining Criminals the 137th Australian Farmer murdered in
cold blood since the beginning of this year by the financial vultures
..... ruined, despaired over the worthless farm turned into dustbowl or
concrete fields as you wish...

TERRIBLE SITUATION INDEED WITH THE RAIN LOCKED OUT BY ORDER AS PART
INDEED OF THE COLLECTIVE CHASTIMENT OVER A WHOLE COUNTRY RUNNED BY
HARDENED CRIMINALS AS THE PORT ARTHUR HOLOCAUST ATTESTS AS WELL !!!

No respite ahead until Sir Turcaud 's return but the conditions for it
will have to be met beforehand .... The Mining, Financial and Political
Criminals are not going to have the last word this time even if the
whole country in the process is turned into desert : THE GREAT SANDY
DESERT SPREADING INDEED RIGHT OUT OF HIS BORDERS

Please read now down below what is happening to the Australian fauna.

With best but sorry regards

Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud
Exploration Geologist & Offshore Consultant
Mobile +33 650 171 464

Australia Mining Pioneer
Founder of the True Geology
http://www.tnet.com.au/~warrigal/grule.html
http://users.indigo.net.au/don/tel/index.html
http://members.iimetro.com.au/~hubbca/turcaud.htm
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/bbing/stories/s28534.htm
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REUTERS WORLD NEWS

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Australian fires kill thousands of native animals
Mon 18 Dec 2006 7:50:43 GMT

By Alex Koutts

SYDNEY, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Hundreds of thousands of native Australian
animals such as koalas and kangaroos have been killed in bushfires that
have burnt across southeast Australia in the past two weeks, wildlife
officials said on Monday.

The bushfires, which are still burning in three eastern states, have
been so big and intense that wildlife officials fear some species may
become extinct as the fires destroy large swathes of animal habitats.

"The fires are so devastating and moving so quickly that animals just
don't have a chance to get out of the way," said Pat O'Brien, president
of the Wildlife Protection Association.

"Because of the heat and the fireballs that are happening the animals
are just bursting into flames and just being killed even before the
fire gets to them because its so hot," O'Brien told Reuters on Monday.

Koalas and possums, which instinctively climb to the treetops for
safety, would have had no chance of escaping the blazes, and kangaroos
and bush birds would have been unable to outrun the fast-burning fires,
he said.

This meant a very real threat of seeing species unique to the burnt-out
areas, such as frogs and birds, becoming extinct, O'Brien said.

"These fires will directly contribute to the extinction of a number of
species and we won't know the full effects for another 10 years," he
said.

"It takes 100 years for some animals to move back in an area, if
there's any available to move back in. In the case of gliders, which
are rare and endangered anyway, they may never come back ... they'll
just go into extinction."

Fires in Victoria, Tasmania and New South Wales states have burnt more
than 847,000 hectares (2 million acres). The worst fires are in
Victoria where more than 4,000 firefighters are battling four large
blazes which have blackened 750,000 hectares.

Police say more than 30 homes have so far been razed.

Firefighters said on Monday cooler conditions had eased the bushfire
threat in the three eastern states but fires were still burning out of
control. In Western Australia, a fire which has already destroyed
12,000 hectares is blazing unchecked.

EXPLODE INTO FLAMES

Wildlife officials said a major factor in the high animal death toll
was the predominance of eucalyptus trees in burning bushland. The oil
in the trees explodes into flames.

"As soon as they get hot the eucalypt oil catches on fire and then it
just goes like a steam train," said Hugh Wirth, president of Victoria's
Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA).

"If you've got a crown fire, in other words the fire is going through
the treetops ... those fires move extremely rapidly and the animals
just can't outrun them, not even kangaroos."

Wirth said he believed close to 100 percent of the animals in the path
of the Victorian blazes had been destroyed, with wildlife rescuers
reporting no survivors.

"Surviving wildlife usually comes out of hiding within three to four
days of a fire going through the area and unfortunately we're not
getting any reports of any survivors so far," he said.

Wildlife officials fear the animal death toll will rise even further as
those animals which survive the fires may now starve to death in the
charred landscape.

"Even if they do survive the fires there's starvation issues beyond
that. It's just another nail in the coffin of the species which may
have survived otherwise," said O'Brien.

Australia faces extreme fire danger this summer due to a drought.
Bushfires are a regular feature of the summer and, over the past 40
years, they have killed more than 250 people. Scientists fear climate
change will bring more frequent higher temperatures and less rainfall.

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The interesting part of the following article is that WE ARE NOT AS YET
IN SUMMER
Please read on the good news :
Oh by that way the progression being hyperbolic, it follows that to
get a real estimation from the idiotic gogologic antipodeans
sci000ntists' babling, one must convert years in months !

Great time ahead since in any case NO RAIN OF IMPORTANCE WILL GET TO
AUSTRALIA TILL MY RETURN

et par son geste

Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud
Australia Mining Pioneer
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This story is from our news.com.au network Source: AAP

Climate change 'fanning fires'
By Vincent Morello December 18, 2006
CLIMATE change will increase the frequency and ferocity of bushfires
causing further damage to Australia's environment, according to a
report from a policy research institute.
The Australian Institute (AI) states a series of recent government
reports has demonstrated bushfires are being fuelled by changes to the
environment.

Bushfires continue to rage across Victoria and Tasmania and since
November have destroyed more than 150,000ha across New South Wales.

The naturally-occurring El Nino effect causes drought to Australia for
periods up to two years and can happen every two to seven years.

Coupled with climate change, which causes hotter-than-normal
temperatures, more bushfires will occur, the research says.

More bushfires means more emission of gases into the atmosphere and
less of Australian forests to naturally soak up carbon, which
contributes to climate change and warmer temperatures, the AI has
concluded.

Its report, Heating up: bushfires and climate change, relies on four
government reports produced since 2003 about the frequency of bushfires
increasing in future.

Most recently, a 2005 CSIRO report concluded the frequency of very high
and extreme fire danger days is likely to increase by four to 25 per
cent by 2020 and 15 to 70 per cent by 2050 across southeast Australia,
AI reported.

A report last month by a team led by Professor Andy Pitman at Macquarie
University argues the risk of fire will increase by 25 per cent in 2050
regardless of what is done now to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

By 2100, his team, which studies climate change, estimates a 50 to 100
per cent increase will occur if greenhouse gas emissions continue to
increase, AI reported.

The revolving effect could be disastrous for Australia's future.

"The enhanced fire risk caused by climate change could also exacerbate
climate change itself," the AI report states.

AI executive director Clive Hamilton said the current bushfires raging
across Victoria and Tasmania are due to "stubborn refusal" by the
Federal Government to address climate change.

"What we are witnessing in Victoria very early this summer is likely to
become more frequent as climate change produces weather conditions that
increase the risk of fire," Dr Hamilton said.

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The interesting part of the following article is that WE ARE NOT AS YET
IN SUMMER

So if they through you a biscuit will you stop the fires?

KW