told the committee he was unaware why Pelican Point had failed to respond to its market requests.

The South Australian energy minister, Tom Koutsantonis, has lambasted Aemo about Wednesday’s incident. After the blackout, he said Aemo had been “caught short”.

“There was obviously more demand than they had generation turned on in SA. There was an issue with the ElectraNet transmission lines in Port Lincoln, which meant that the Port Lincoln generators couldn’t turn on,” he said. “They were caught short by not instructing the second unit at Pelican Point to turn on.”

But Malcolm Turnbull has played down the prospect the problems in South Australia are being caused by regulatory failure, or by commercial decisions by gas generators.

Earlier this week Bruce Mountain, an energy economics consultant at CME, said thesteel mag (Saw this in a SPETSNATZ documentary).

Mosin-Nagant: You can use the buttstock to pound in a tent stake and if you don’t have tent stakes, the bayonet will work as one.

AR-15: Carried by elite special forces and highly-trained American soldiers

AK-47: Carried by illiterate peons and unwilling conscripts.

Mosin-Nagant-Nagant: Carried by Vassily Zaitsev.

AR15: Might just stop that charging terrorist with a three round burst

AK47: Would stop the terrorist in his tracks

Mosin-Nagant: Would stop the charging terrorist, his three buddies, and blow up the IED in the next block from the shockwave of the bullet…

AR15: Shoots a .22.

AK47: Shoots a carbine round.

Mosin-Nagant: Shoots a cannonball.

AR15: Shot by the free world

AK47: Shot at the free world

Mosin-Nagant: Almost free to shoot

AR15: Shoot it in the air it goes a mile

AK47: Shoot it