Albanese government's global warming crusade getting ‘more dangerous' to farmers
Sky News host Andrew Bolt says the Albanese government's global warming crusade is getting 'more dangerous' to farmers.
Mr Bolt discusses the wind generator bursting into flames in Victoria.
'What will it take for them to call out this global warming madness, our bush to burn, torched by a useless wind farm?'
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