[Peakoil] WA Premier quits over depression

Leigh Kite lkite at tpg.com.au
Tue Jan 17 20:55:19 EST 2006


Yes, I'm sure the second coming of Packer, the great avatar isn't far.

cheers,

Leigh
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  From: Adrian Whitehead 
  To: peakoil at act-peakoil.org 
  Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 9:23 AM
  Subject: RE: [Peakoil] WA Premier quits over depression


  The shopping centres are the temples, corner stores the shrines, credit card the indulgences, registers our communion,  the first bank account our baptism, the first loan our confirmation, advertising is the word, neo rationalist economics texts the good book, the dollar is the son, consumption is the spirit, growth is god, tax is the collection, television our alters, politicians the preachers, celebrities the high priests, economists the profits,  WTO and IMF the missionaries,  bankrupt the fallen, the frugal are the sinners, social security benefits are limbo, communism hell, and finally a six figure salary, with two houses, a large investment portfolio, 3-4 cars, private schooling, and a wine cellar is.... heaven on earth.....



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  From: peakoil-bounces+adrian=ecoaction.net.au at act-peakoil.org [mailto:peakoil-bounces+adrian=ecoaction.net.au at act-peakoil.org] On Behalf Of David Jorm
  Sent: Monday, 16 January 2006 9:53 PM
  To: peakoil at act-peakoil.org
  Subject: Re: [Peakoil] WA Premier quits over depression


  Just a side note on that article re: gaia theory. In year 9 science we learned about the theory of evolution and the teacher said it was only still called a theory because of the powerful opposition of religious groups. In first year university geography we learned about gaia theory and the lecturer said it was only still called a theory because of the powerful opposition of industry lobby groups. It occurs to me the consumerist-industrial-capitalist-perpetual-growth-world is really just a religion anyway :)



  On 16 Jan 2006 09:12:54 -0000, Alex P <alex-po at trevbus.org> wrote: 
    Yes I had similar thoughts.

    But in that case the least he could do is share his insights with everyone
    else, but then again he might be labelled as mad not depressed :(

    If you want to feel like Geoff Gallop, read this: 

    http://news.independent.co.uk/environment/article338878.ece

    Alex

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    On Mon, 16 Jan 2006 19:27:12 +1100, "Adrian Whitehead"
    <ccserac.project1 at ecoaction.net.au> wrote :

    > NOTE: Of all the states I understand WA had its head around oil peak the 
    > best. They have also been hit pretty hard by climate change. A link? He
    > probably has some insight the future. I wonder if he has brought a remote
    > property in the Kimberly for those nearest and dearest to "recuperate at" ;) 
    >

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