Professor Ian Plimer

We don't question it.

We just admire it and view it from distance.

She couldn't answer a single question you put to her.

She's absolutely pig ignorant because she didn't go to school.

And our education system now has dumbed down people where they've lost the ability to think critically.

We don't ask questions.

And if you ask questions, you get banned, you get thrown out.

So I think this is a perfect scam to run with an ill-educated society that's given up the basis of Western civilisation, and that's Christianity.

Well, think of previous generations.

If you were in 1916 living in this country, you would ask the same question, should I have children?

If you're 1942 in this country, you would ask the same question.

I can remember as a young man, we were worried about having children because of the impending nuclear holocaust that we're going to have.

So I think every generation goes through this and every generation survives it.

And I think people are a little bit too sensitive and they're not really thinking.

Other generations have had this in the past.

Can you think of being in Ireland in 1844 with the potato famine?

People had children.

Well, I think that's exactly right.

People don't understand the past.

They don't want to know about the past.