Comments by "Valen Ron" (@valenrn8657) on "China wants to 'cripple' Australia and 'hold our corpse up as an example'" video.

  1. Convert Australia's excess farm produce into renewable hydrocarbon fuels.
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  2.  @Habib_Osman  Read http://biomassproducer.com.au/case_study/crude-oil-from-green-biomass/#.XUgbMW8zb8A AU Fed gov funded pilot program that produces renewable crude oil from green biomass
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  3.  @Habib_Osman  FYI, Australia's E10 fuel is partly from renewable biomass. LOL.
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  4.  @Habib_Osman  From https://apps.fas.usda.gov/newgainapi/api/report/downloadreportbyfilename?filename=Biofuels%20Annual_Canberra_Australia_11-7-2018.pdf NSW Government Biofuels Policy NSW introduced an ethanol biofuels mandate in 2017 to encourage broader use of ethanol and other biofuels in the State. Most cars in NSW that use unleaded petroleum (ULP) can use 10 percent ethanol-blended fuel. The NSW government has a legislated ethanol supply mandate of E6 for wholesale companies and a requirement for retailers with 20 or more outlets to offer ethanol product for sale. Under the NSW Biofuels Act 2007, a certain percentage of the total volume of petrol sold in NSW is required to be ethanol and a certain percentage is required to be biodiesel. The main objective of the policy is to support the development of a sustainable biofuels industry in NSW. The Act has a number of secondary objectives, including (a) improving air quality; (b) addressing climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions; (c) providing consumers with cheaper fuel options; (d) reducing the reliance of NSW on imported petroleum products; and (e) supporting regional development. The Biofuels Act is administered by the NSW Office of Fair Trading. The NSW E6 mandate (with exemptions) requires that ethanol must represent six percent of the total volume of petrol sold in NSW. A B2 mandate also exists, which requires two percent of the total volume of diesel sold to be biodiesel. A range of exemptions are provided to petrol retailers, which effectively lowers their ethanol requirements below the E6 mandate. The NSW government has sought to reduce the number of exemptions to the Biofuels Act to encourage greater use of fuel ethanol. Under an amendment to the Biofuels Act, all fuel retailers that sell three or more types of petrol and diesel and have sales above a certain threshold will need to comply with the ethanol mandate.
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  5.  @Habib_Osman  Too bad for you, E10 has biofuels already.
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  6.  @Habib_Osman  https://www.statista.com/statistics/274168/biofuel-production-in-leading-countries-in-oil-equivalent/ Leading countries based on biofuel production in 2018 1st, USA <----- LOL, MAGA LOL, Paris Accord not needed for US. 2nd, Brazil 3rd, Indonesia 4th, Germany 5th, China 6th, France
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  7.  @braggeranimal9333  https://www.smh.com.au/national/second-developer-flies-82-tonnes-of-medical-supplies-to-china-20200326-p54e8n.html These companies are proxies for CCP government. CCP back companies in Australia shipped medical supplies to China. It's a Russian style "little green" style operation. Medical supplies are not Nike shoes or Apple iPhones. https://www.smh.com.au/national/former-chinese-military-man-behind-export-of-tonnes-of-medical-supplies-20200330-p54f8a.html A former Chinese military officer worked with Chinese Communist Party agencies and a group with links to organised crime to export tonnes of Australian medical supplies to Wuhan at the height of the coronavirus epidemic there ----- https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-04-01/coronavirus-chinese-ppe-border-force-intercepted/12085908 Australia seizes faulty coronavirus protective equipment imported from China
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  8.  @Chopper8472  Australia needs its own nuclear weapons.
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