On Apr 12, 9:36 am, kangarooistan  wrote:

Dear Mr Kanga,

Thank you for your reply and especially for that photo
http://www.abc.net.au/reslib/200803/r234747_942893.jpg
demonstrating the present extent of the Collective Chastisement which
implemented progressively, at my demand, over all Australia now. I am
afraid though that things will have to come to the worse till the
Mining & Political Criminals in fact directing affairs are on their
knees begging for forgiveness.
Indeed there shall not be any Autumn Rains of any value & probably the
punishment will be extended to Winter Rains !
I am sure Australia Medias are reporting the real story and especially
the real dramas unfolding all over the places, and of which you are so
well aware. The following article from abroad breaks that law of
silence.

CLIMATE CHANGE HITS AUSTRALIA FIRST, AND HARD
http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/editorials/la-ed-australia11-2009apr11,0,5613275.story
Los Angeles Times
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Floods, fires, droughts, disease, extinctions and a dying Great
Barrier Reef may be a hint of things to come globally.
April 11, 2009

In the 1959 Gregory Peck classic “On the Beach,” humanity's last
holdouts in the aftermath of a global nuclear war huddle in Australia
and wait for the inevitable atomic wind to carry the rest of the
species away. When it comes to today's real-world climate crisis,
though, Australia is going first, not last.

As Times staff writer Julie Cart reported Thursday, Australia appears
to be experiencing the effects of climate change earlier and more
dramatically than most of the other inhabited parts of the globe. A
Southern Hemisphere continent that was already a land of climate
extremes has become more so in recent years. Even as the tropical
north is deluged by flooding and warmer ocean currents are spawning
more powerful cyclones, the parched south and interior have turned
into baking dead zones. The results: vast brush fires, killer heat
waves, increased tropical diseases, ruined crops, loss of livestock,
severe water shortages and quickening species extinction.
( to full story, see link provided)

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With best regards to you Mr Kanga

Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud
Australia Mining Pioneer
Founder of the True Geology