They are all wrong

GRETA Thunberg and Joseph Stalin have both been on Time magazine’s cover, but the similarities don’t end there.

Stalin’s preferred scientist was Trofim Lysenko, who was hopelessly wrong and caused millions of Russian deaths.

Thunberg’s preferred scientists are the UN-IPCC, who are hopelessly wrong and could cause millions of Western deaths.

John Pratt (CP, 14/12) cites the UNIPCC’s “COP25”, which introduced a report ranking Australia 56th out 61 countries for “climate protection performance”. China was 30th.

Australia produces 1.08 per cent of global fossil fuel CO2 emissions, China produces 29.34 per cent. But we’re worse? Yeah, whatever.

We’re short of dams, pay too much for electricity, and have too much bushfire fuel because we trusted the UN and its wrongologists. That has to stop.

Peter Campion, Tolga 1967: Australian prime minister Harold Holt (above) disappears while swimming at Victoria’s Cheviot Beach. His body is never found.

1975: Lynette Fromme is sentenced in federal court in California to life in prison for her attempt on the life of President Ford.

1982: Random breath-testing introduced

on NSW roads.

2000: President George W Bush names Stanford professor Condoleezza Rice his national security adviser.

2009: Scientists witness the eruption of the deepest submarine volcano ever discovered, capturing video of molten lava 1220m beneath the surface of the Pacific Ocean.

2015: Star Wars: The Force Awakens, directed by JJ Abrams, is released and within days shatters box office records in Australia and around the world.