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5 November 2016

9:00 AM

5 November 2016

9:00 AM

The secretly foreign-funded multinational greenie global-warming activists, who keep losing their vexatious battles in Australian courts, are nevertheless doing worryingly well in their costly economic war against our coal. In the same week that Wikileaks exposed John Podesta, the head of Hillary Clinton’s Presidential campaign (and former Obama climate adviser), as a conspirator in the US plot to help destroy the Australian coal industry, India’s $16 billion 60 million tonnes a year Adani steaming coal project in remote Queensland became a victim.

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