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Australian Bureau of Meteorology back at it cooling the past to show a warmer present day, renewables in Australia drive power rates to all time record high the same time Sweden dumps all Australian bonds citing not enough action on climate. A look at wheat in Argentina and Ukraine.

Fake Australia Temps, Revoked Bonds & Record High Energy Rates

This video was originally published 19/11/2019

Sweden's Central Bank dumps all Australian bonds. Riksbank remarked that Queensland and Western Australia, including Canada's Alberta province are not known for “good climate work”, so perhaps, this is the consequence, penalize them financially.

They, not only dumped all the bonds, but also cut investing in assets from issuers of large “climate footprints”. That, for me, is an excuse to exit all the Australian exposure with yet another excuse of climate action. Now I am curious, what is really going on with the Australian economy?

If the bankers in Sweden were to look out their window from time to time, they would have seen the biggest snowstorm that Sweden has seen in, at least, 40 years.

If they had been working back in September, they would have seen the earliest snowfalls, in 20 years, plus the record cold temperatures that Sweden had experienced. I actually wonder if they even check their thermometers.

Meanwhile, raw unpasteurized milk needs to be sold as bath milk in Australia. It cannot be for human consumption, but only for baths. At least, it can still be found.

As for the people behind the Bureau of Meteorology in Australia, shame on you for manipulating temperature to fulfill your overlord’s agenda data by cooling the past. Do you think it would go unnoticed? Nevertheless, this was the original data set. Notice, the left end of the chart starts 1910 with about half a degree maximum cooling temperature.

Now, look at what the BOM did. That half a degree turned into almost a full degree, and then they cooled the past at the same time.

Those seem pretty hard to differentiate, so I put them side-by-side with arrows. This, by the way, is from JoNova. Australia's Bureau of Meteorology has covertly made summer hotter by cooling the past.

World leaders, soap box personalities, have been constantly saying that renewable energy is going to save the planet, but here we are, “Victorian manufacturers prepare for power crunch.” Do you still have faith on how reliable these renewables are? Because while worries about blackouts in Victoria have eased in the past months, companies are prepping up for worst-case scenarios if Victoria generation falls short of demand and affects business output. That only happened because Australia is using unreliable solar and wind energies, and had recklessly destroyed their coal burning power plants.

Australia redefines incompetence by having 430 billion tons of brown coal reserves, but not enough electricity to operate their country's economy. Welcome to the new utopia, a solar panel for everybody; “One loaf of bread for you, and one for me because everybody's equal.”

With the utopian dream of renewables, look at the results. Victoria and South Australia’s average spot wholesale electricity prices are highest on record, at $163 per megawatt.

Jumping over the IEA looking at American pricing on the wholesale market. Texas has an incredible draw in demand and August 2019 skyrocketing pricing. The Mid-Atlantic and Midwest are a bit below a hundred dollars, at about $163 dollars versus $96 dollars. Then in the Northwest, Northern California, etc., they are creeping up near the utopian dream of Australian renewable power, at about $155. So, American regional areas are not far behind the record pricing in Australia, but where are they putting most of the renewables? Of course, in California, that is why prices there for electricity are so high. Texas, on the other hand, is a whole different ballgame.

In another important economic-related topic, Global Wheat Reports on November 13^th showed that only 10% of Argentina's wheat crop is in good to excellent condition, compared to 41% last year at this time; and only 0.40% of the country's wheat crop is in excellent condition, compared to 9% last year.

So, clearly, they are also having some difficulties. America is having an incredibly difficult time growing this year as well due to delayed planting and the most “Prevent Plant” acres ever recorded.

Canada stranded two-and-a-half million hectares of crop in the fields that is not going to be harvested, and China is down the tubes in terms of production. So, where else can we look for production to feed our world?

Maybe Russia because they are looking for a 6% increase in planting. That is not yield, it is planting, and that is going to stay in Russia, for sure, not for outbound exports. Then according to the Ministry of Agriculture in Ukraine, the amount of hectares planted is 3% lower. You also have to ask, what are the yields per hectare compared to the 50-year average. Because it is not only about the number of acres planted, but the amount of yield put into the silos, especially now that growing conditions are so atrocious globally. I encourage you to do your own research why food prices continue to increase.

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