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Bernard Keane


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Bernard Keane is the politics editor for Crikey and is a former senior public servant.

Average rating: 3.52 · 474 ratings · 97 reviews · 6 distinct worksSimilar authors
A Short History of Stupid

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3.38 avg rating — 217 ratings — published 2014 — 5 editions
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Lies and Falsehoods: The Mo...

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The Mess We're In: How Our ...

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Surveillance

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Seize the Moment: Australia...

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“Climate change denialists are therefore engaged in intergenerational economic warfare on their own societies. They won’t witness the worst aspects of climate change—luckily for them they’ll die before they occur. But their children and grandchildren will be affected by them. The refusal of older people, and particularly old white males, to accept the need for climate action shifts costs that they themselves are causing onto their descendants, all of whom will pay higher prices, higher taxes and higher insurance premiums and enjoy poorer health, lower economic growth and fewer jobs because of climate change. Denialists are a form of economic parasite preying on their own offspring, running up a bill they’ll die before having to pay. And every year of delay increases the costs that future generations will have to bear.”
Bernard Keane, A Short History of Stupid

“and his ‘cross of gold’ speech against the gold standard that secured him the Democratic nomination in 1896 remains the, um, gold standard of US political oratory.”
Bernard Keane, A Short History of Stupid



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