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Post by Struth on Jan 18, 2023 6:07:18 GMT 8
To respond to Sean McGinn, 18/01
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Climate alarmists (Sean McGinn, 18/01) have long pointed to the Keeling Curve, a measure of atmospheric CO2 taken on the flanks of the active Mauna Loa volcano in Hawaii, as proof that humanity’s CO2 causes dangerous global warming. They claim the Keeling Curve flattened during the Covid-19 lockdowns – but it didn’t, as the chart itself shows. China and India are producing exponentially more CO2 decade on decade, but that has also failed to alter the trend of the Keeling Curve. Why is this so?
During the 1300 to 1850 “Little Ice Age” total solar irradiation was relatively low and the planet’s temperature dropped significantly. That’s why the Thames River in London froze over repeatedly. The cooler oceans drew in vast quantities of CO2, as Henry’s Law explains. Since 1850, the oceans have been releasing CO2 in a perfect fit to the Keeling Curve.
The group driving CO2 alarmism and frightening the low info crowd have always known these facts. That’s why they picked CO2, which plants rely on for photosynthesis, to vilify. They knew it would trend upwards and they knew they could build witch-doctor scares upon it. Please, Mr McGinn – learn some real science instead of “trusting” pseudoscience from those with a political agenda.
Jennifer Short
Edge Hill
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Post by Struth on Jan 18, 2023 6:08:57 GMT 8
he Editor
The Cairns Post
Sean McGinn, (CP, 18/01), the proper Popperian scientific method is based on distrust – not trust. Trust is for religion, not science.
The Bureau of Meteorology has been infiltrated by climate activists. That’s why they “homogenise” (change) historical records. That’s not science either.
Svante Arrhenius was Greta Thunberg’s great-grandfather. His 1896 experiment “proving CO2 traps heat” did not exclude water vapour. That’s why he retracted in 1906.
Physics laws named for Max Planck, Wilhelm Wien, and Gustav Kirchhoff, and the second law of thermodynamics, prove CO2 cannot “trap heat”.
Catastrophic man-made global warming is a political narrative. Always was, always will be.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Jan 18, 2023 6:09:36 GMT 8
Remember back when "the Great Reset" was a conspiracy theory and there was no such thing as a New World Order that wanted to dictate every detail of our lives? Those were good times. Old Bloke, Cairns
According to the soyence of globull warmunism, the poles heat up most and soonest, right? So why is Cambridge Uni saying there's the same quantity of icebergs around Antarctica now as there was when James Cook was there in the 1770s? Higgs, Tolga
The response to covid that was coordinated by the WHO had no net benefit to humanity, but nor was it in accordance with the "first, do no harm" principle. Instead it was incredibly damaging and will probably hurt people for generations to come. Chloe, Kuranda
Why do the corporate and government leaders currently meeting at Davos need 5,000 heavily armed security personnel and a two-mile exclusion zone for ordinary people? They're not scared of the people they claim to be working to help, are they? Curious, Cairns
Even CNN and CBS is now reporting the FDA's concerns that the CDC lied about the covid vaccines being safe and effective because so many people are dying of vaccine side effects. We pay the TGA to double check the CDC's and FDA's research. They failed to do so. These injections must be stopped and those who approved them must face trial for criminal negligence. CT, Cairns
To the GCB anon who saw a TV program (I kid you not!) that reckons seas have risen in Sydney Harbour (Chatroom, 17/1), you need to check the Fort Denison sea level gauge, which shows 102 mm of rise since 1886 (high confidence figures) on a straight-line trend fully accounted for by oceanic thermal expansion from solar heating after the bitter cold of the 1300 to 1850 Little Ice Age. Mariner, Southport
Lol! A GCB chatroom anon (17/1) claims there's no such thing as airborne viruses! Lol! "All viruses have a vector"! Lol! "Leave science to scientists"! Lol! Thank you, anon - that was a great laugh to start the day! Bikini Babe, Main Beach
Something that the Albanese government has in common with Stalin's government is belief that governments have the power to cap prices (CP, 17/01). Price caps have never worked in any country at any time in any sector. That's purest Keynesian nonsense. Albo and Chalmers desperately need to learn true classical "Austrian school" supply-side economics. Eleanor, Forest Gardens
Still waiting to see these armies of workers trooping off to their green energy jobs, Albo. Is that part of the same fantasy where green energy is cheap and you cut our power bills? Ex-ALP Voter, Cairns
Harvey, Westcourt (Texts, CP, 17/1). NASA, WMO, and NOAA have embedded activist staff who say things the data doesn't support. They only get the "hottest on record" claim by starting that record in the 1950s and ignoring the much-hotter 1930s. Just this week NOAA's State Climate Extreme Committee (SCEC) reported that "not a single record was set for high or low temperatures, rainfall, snowfall, or hail in 2022". The activists are lying to you about a climate emergency, Harvey. It's how they get their money. Woz, Parramatta Park
Earth is a water planet. It's the parent's job to teach their offspring to swim (17/1). Taxpayers are stretched tight enough as it is. Bad Hat Harry, Kamerunga
After the attendance list for the WEF's Davos meeting was leaked a week or so ago, many of the elitists cancelled their trips. They're waking up to the fact that we common people are starting to know just how evil they are. The conspiracy theorists were right. Alex Jones was right. Vonnie, Woree
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Post by Struth on Jan 18, 2023 6:10:06 GMT 8
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Post by Struth on Jan 18, 2023 6:10:31 GMT 8
The Editor
The Australian
The Albanese government’s faith in Keynesian economics will have tragic consequences for Australia, (Confusion builds over Labor’s market intervention, 17/01).
The Albanese government, like Joseph Stalin's government, believes that governments can cap prices without destroying the market.
Price caps have never worked in any country at any time in history in any sector. That's purest Keynesian nonsense.
Albanese and Chalmers desperately need to learn true classical "Austrian school" supply-side economics – before they send us swirling down the economic gurgler.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Jan 18, 2023 6:11:01 GMT 8
The Editor
The Daily Telegraph
Jacqui Lambie asserts that floods and bad weather events are “only getting worse”, (In times of trouble, we can’t always rely on ADF, 17/01), but that claim is not remotely true.
Australia has always been, as Dorothea Mackellar wrote about 115 years ago, a land of “droughts and flooding rains” and of “flood and fire and famine”.
Old newspapers available online from the National Library reported more extreme weather than we have now - despite activists at BoM airbrushing it from the official records.
We’d have more SES and rural fire volunteers if governments didn’t make their life miserable with onerous regulations and mind-numbing repetitions of basic training.
We’d have fewer flood affected homes if council hadn’t permitted suburban construction on flood plains and if governments built some dams.
The reality is that the number of deaths from adverse weather have plummeted since humanity harnessed hydrocarbon fuels, built solid structures, and established early warning systems.
As to deploying the ADF against Australians during the plandemic, that was a national disgrace which must be addressed by the courts in the future.
We wouldn’t need ADF to be involved in any civil activities if our governments weren’t so blisteringly incompetent.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Jan 18, 2023 6:11:34 GMT 8
The Editor
The Courier Mail
There’s an easy way to solve the rural doctor scarcity issue, (D’Ath sidelined after Miles steps in as worried, 17/01).
All medicos are effectively contracted to Medicare and rely on their Medicare provider number for their income.
The federal government could simply pin provider numbers to postcodes.
Rural doctors could move to the city by swapping provider numbers with a city doctor seeking a tree change.
Of course, that would only happen if we had competent governments who actually wanted to make things better.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Jan 18, 2023 6:12:10 GMT 8
The Editor
The Gold Coast Bulletin
Several issues arise from your report “Nazi flags and weapons on show at fair”, (17/01).
1. If history is hidden, it will be forgotten. That’s not in the Jews’ interests or any other religious groups.
2. If any particular item is banned from sale, it will simply remove it from the taxable supply chain and it will be sold on the black market without tax.
3. The Nazis were, indeed, a vile group. They were practising “eugenics”, which was “settled science” at the time and was taught in British and American universities.
4. The Nazis murdered vast numbers of innocent people, but not as many as Planned Parenthood in the US, which has killed an estimated 30 million African-American unborn babies in the post-war era.
5. Eugenics did not end with the Nazis. It has re-emerged as abortion, euthanasia, and vaccine mandates.
6. The Nazis were not right wing. They were national socialists. Hitler was only to the right of Stalin.
7. Modern socialists who promote abortion, euthanasia, and vaccine mandates are the new eugenicists and the new Nazis.
Go ahead and try to prove me wrong on any point. I’ll wait.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Jan 18, 2023 6:12:35 GMT 8
The Editor
The Cairns Post
I disagree with Tony West (Range road solutions) and Byron Burman (Look at bigger picture).
The Kuranda Range road is not merely a service road for Kuranda. It’s a regional highway to the Tablelands, Cape, and Gulf.
It passed “Level of Service E”, the worst rating, in the 2000s – so Main Roads changed the rating scale to argue it doesn’t need upgrades.
“Banning semi-trailers” is not a viable solution unless there’s an alternative route.
The main cause of crashes is the slippery surface – but Main Roads refuses to fix it.
Arguing a “billion-dollar tunnel” takes money from “elective surgery” is simply wrong if the tunnel is paid for by being part of a larger project.
As I said here on 29/12…
“The (Links Drive) tunnel spoil would be combined with dredge spoil to bund, fill, and cap four square kilometres of East Trinity salt-flats and scrubland.
“That new near-CBD land would be sold to pay for the tunnel, the (harbour) dredging, the land reclamation, (and) the two bridges to connect it to the CBD…”.
Begone, naysayers. We need to reclaim our former positivity and entrepreneurial spirit.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Jan 18, 2023 6:13:00 GMT 8
The Editor
The Townsville Bulletin
Tuesday morning (17/01), grey skies, the farm was being flogged by a westerly wind (which BoM failed to predict), so wind energy must be doing OK, right?
Yeah, nah, Mt Emerald (5 km up the road) was producing 39.2 % of its potential output, and Kaban (33 km away) was at 20.5%.
At that time of morning (0645) people are relying on electricity as they prepare for work.
None of the four NQ solar farms were producing even a milliwatt. Sun Metals 0.0%, Ross River 0.0%, Haughton 0.0%, and Clare 0.0%.
Anyone can follow the output of unreliables in real time at anero.id. They’re too intermittent to run a nation’s electricity grid.
The only country that will benefit from the ALP-LNP UNiparty’s insane rush to unreliables is China.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Jan 18, 2023 6:13:47 GMT 8
The government: "Vaccine deaths are wild conspiracy theories." Also the government: "Deceased COVID-19 vaccine recipient payments and funeral costs - www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/deceased-covid-19-vaccine-recipient-payments-and-funeral-costs-you-can-claim-through-covid-19?context=55953" Chloe, Kuranda If climate change science is settled, why do they keep changing the date for the end of the world? Curious, Cairns Wait, what? "Confirm the alignment" of the Mareeba bypass? Main Roads bought that land 40-odd years ago. What's left to "confirm"? Spiro, Mareeba The green-left believe more falsehoods than any other demographic. Juss Sayen, Cairns Dear climate frightbats. Please shut up. Your myth is busted. Data from the State Climate Extreme Committee at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration show that not a single record was set for high or low temperatures, rainfall, snowfall, or hail in 2022. Real-world data and observation refutes your various breathless assertions. Enough. You'd be merely boring if your moronic politicians weren't destroying our economy. As it is, you're enemies of all sane Australians. Higgs, Tolga The best thing about modern technology and fossil fuels is that far fewer people die during the regular cycles of extreme weather than ever before in all recorded history. Sammie, Aitkenvale Trump had legally declassified the documents he had at Mar-a-Lago. Presidents have that power. Biden's car-a-lago documents were illegally taken while he was VP (GCB, 16/01). VPs cannot declassify documents. So where's the FBI raids on Biden's houses? Ann Ohn Righto then, Phillip Musumeci (CP, 16/01), go ahead and explain why waste CO2 isn't put into tanks and used to store heat for industrial use. Then explain why the seas haven't risen as predicted. I'll wait. JS, Edge Hill Put the GreenLeft Weekly down, Fysics Freak (TB, 16/01) and go learn some real science. Tiffany, Saunders Beach Dear Pedro. You sound triggered. What happened? Did Confused challenge your false beliefs? Redneck, Helensvale Did you know the WHO has a 2022 "Vaccine Crisis Communication Manual" (https://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/352029/WHO-EURO-2022-3471-43230-60590-eng.pdf)? Here's its abstract, "This manual was developed to support countries in effectively responding to events which may erode the public’s trust in vaccines and the authorities that deliver them. In addition, a small section of this manual focuses on how to best prepare for a potential crisis and provides some insights into conducting post-crisis assessments. For the response phase, step-by-step guidance is provided on how to manage the communication aspects of a vaccine crisis." Nothing says "safe and effective" like a Vaccine Crisis Communication Manual! Ciara, Herberton Remember Klaus Schwab talking about a pandemic just before we had a pandemic? Now he's talking about a mass cyber attack that takes down power grids. But that's just a coincidence, right? Like dying suddenly after getting your pandemic vaccine booster. Davos Dave, Edmonton Firefighters have been warning of the dangers of lithium battery fires for years, so it's nice to finally see an official warning (CP, 16/1). Better late than never, I guess. Fireman Sam, Smithfield A big part of "employer's hiring difficulties" (TB, 16/01) are the intractably incompetent recruitment agencies they all seem to use and their glitchy computerised processes. Go back to running classifieds in the Bully and see how you go. Marie, Aitkenvale The raid on the Adelaide bottleshop (GCB, 16/1) is why the left want mask wearing normalised. That way their minions can destroy society with relative impunity. Beer Enthusiast After the last three years, how can anyone still possibly believe that authorities want what's best for us? Tracy, Edge Hill Nobody got vaccinated against Covid-19. Nobody. What they did get was synthetic gene therapy (SGT). SGT does not prevent Covid-19. We know that now. What we don't know is what SGT actually does. Avril, Mareeba The vaccinated are lashing out because deep inside they're scared stiff. One Tooth Wally, Cairns North Lol! Cop gets washed off road! (CP, 16/1). Mate, if it's flooded, forget it. Your flashy lights don't exempt you from reality. Ironsides, Julatten Why do we have a potato shortage (TB, 16/1). Oh, that's right - the government is waging a war on farmers. It begs the question; if the government isn't working for us, who is it working for? Chippy, Currajong Benjamin Netanyahu "far right"? (GCB, 16/1). No. Definitely not. He's a globalist. Globalists are fascists. Fascists are nationalist socialists. Therefore, Netanyahu is far left. Don't try to pin him on the pro-life pro-freedom right. Vonnie For a bloke who claims to be concerned about carbon emissions, Airbus Albo sure spends a lot of time in planes. Ex-ALP Voter, Cairns |
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Post by Struth on Jan 18, 2023 6:14:30 GMT 8
There is no gain to the community from the police minister flying to Cairns (whaddabout da carbons?) to open a new cop shop. The police minister should have invested the travel time in convincing his tin-eared premier to enact laws that put ALL criminals in jail, regardless of the age (old enough to do the crime, old enough to do the time) and do what we pay him/her/it to do and PROTECT the community since you TOOK AWAY our God-given right to protect ourselves. Irritated, Cairns Big pharma's paid shills are claiming that the popular, charitable, and fully-vaccinated American footballer who recently needed CPR after a routine tackle while wearing heavy padding may have suffered commotio cordis. Commotio cordis is an interruption to the heart's rhythm caused by a sudden sharp blow by a small object and is not unknown in ice hockey, cricket, and baseball. If it occurred from football tackles we wouldn't have an unpadded NRL player left standing. Chloe, Kuranda Nothing says "safe and effective" like sudden unexpected cardiac arrest. Juss Sayen, Cairns If the vaccines aren't causing the spike in heart attacks, why aren't the unvaccinated experiencing a spike in heart attacks? Curious, Cairns Why did fake videos of people dropping in the streets in China cause international panic while real videos of sportsmen dropping on the playing fields does not? Confused, Cairns One of the WEF's Davos participants flew their private jet 21 kilometres to attend. Yep, 21 kilometres. Never forget, these are the people who say you've got to give up your car and eat bugs to save the climate. Theoria, Freshwater Remember when the top ten conspiracy theories about covid had not yet all turned out to be true? Those were good times. Old Bloke, Cairns Hey Andrew Stimson, (GCB, 14/1) why do you obsess about where Dr Short lives? Those of us who aren't delusionary are just grateful she shares her knowledge here. Helen, Miami "Pregnant women found it difficult to get the information they needed about Covid-19 during the pandemic, increasing their risk of exposure to misinformation, according to Australian researchers." (14/01) Sadly, this was because governments were peddling the misinformation and suppressing the truth - as Elon Musk's "Twitter Files" prove beyond any doubt. Alison Jamieson, Mt Sheridan Two of the reasons JCU (CP, 14/01) has been slipping down the international rankings could be that they've been infected with mental health issues that causes them to believe gender is a spectrum and that free speech in academic inquiry is not as important as avoiding upsetting those who are demonstrably wrong. JS, Edge Hill 'Coinciditis' - a new form of myocarditis that coincidentally only affects the vaccinated. Dr F., Kennedy Climate alarmists accuse climate sceptics of being poorly educated while they worship a Swedish teenaged high school dropout doom gremlin. Lol! Marie, Aitkenvale Re Michelle Obama (14/1). How shocked will people be when Joan Rivers' comment - "Michelle Obama is a trannie. She's a man." - is revealed to be true? One Tooth Wally, Cairns North Wait, what? Why has Dr Karl been test driving carbon-spewing 4WDs through pristine bush (CP, 14/1) when he's convinced those very carbons are destroying the environment? Hypocritical much? Mechanic, Smithfield Samantha (texts, 14/1). If we all put our car keys under our mattresses every night the juvenile criminals would soon learn that trick and would simply tip us out of bed to get them. A far better idea would be to lock the little home invaders up. Woz, Parramatta Park In 2023, the new strongest insult you can hurl at someone you hate is, "Get boosted." Mark, Redlynch Experts are unsure what's causing TV presenters to drop like athletes, but they're certain it's not what you think it is. Bad Hat Harry, Kamerunga Hunter Biden, whose laptop shows his close ties to the Chinese Communist Party, lists his residence on his Delaware driver's license as Barley Mill Rd, the same address as his father who was illegally keeping classified documents from his time as VP in the garage next to his Corvette. When will Joe Biden be impeached for actual crimes? Republican, Cairns China has 1.4 billion people and says 60,000 have died of covid since it ended its covid protocols - which means 0.004% of its people died of covid and 99.996% did not die of covid. Much the same as everywhere else really. GTS, Kanimbla Wow! After two years of injecting a certain substance into as many people as they could, the Centre for Disease Control has finally noticed the "safety signal" that "conspiracy theorists" have been shouting about and are going to conduct a safety trial. Regardless of their contracts with governments supposedly exempting them from legal action, none of that applies if pharmaceutical companies lied about their products. If your health was damaged by the injections, or you had a relative who died, you will be able to sue for damages. Register your interest here, www.covidvaxclassaction.com.au/Covid Vaccine Class Action - Covid Vaccine Class Action Covid Vaccine Class Action. This proposed action will represent a group of more than 100 severely injured or deceased patients following Covid-19 vaccination. www.covidvaxclassaction.com.au. Tim the Tool Man, Bungalow |
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Post by Struth on Jan 18, 2023 6:15:21 GMT 8
To question the WEF enemies in our midst
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By now most Australians have heard of the thoroughly evil globalist organisation called “the World Economic Forum” and how they want us commoners to get microchipped, live in pods, never travel for more than 15 minutes, only use bicycles, eat bugs, own nothing, and be happy. All of that was on their own website until it got too many hits and was taken down.
The WEF’s boss, Klaus Schwab, who even dresses like a Bond villain, is on film bragging about how “ve penetrate ze cabinets” of Western governments. In our federal government, Greens Senator Sarah Hansen-Young, Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg, and Labor Minister for Cyber Security Clare O’Neil are all WEF-trained “Young Global Leaders”, as was pandemic era health minister, Liberal Greg Hunt.
But the WEF doesn’t stop at placing its trainees and affiliates in our governments. Its alleged list of Australian attendees to next week’s Davos meeting has been leaked - (https://pdfhost.io/v/iQcoMymLN_WEFpdf
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Allegedly attending are Peter Holmes à Court, Australian Financial Review, Genevieve Bell, Distinguished Australian Professor, Julie Bishop, Former Foreign Affairs Minister and Chancellor of Australian National University, Brian Schmidt, Vice-Chancellor of Australian National University, Caroline Cox, Vice President of BHP, Mike Henry, CEO of BHP, Timothy Ayres, Assistant Minister for Trade, Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest, Fortescue Metals, Elizabeth Gaines, Fortescue Metals, Jade Hameister, teen environmental activist, Julie Inman Grant, eSafety Commissioner, Naomi Flutter, Wesfarmers, and Michael Schneider, Bunnings.
Also allegedly attending from Australia are “Select public figures, who have confirmed their participation, have asked to be unlisted for the moment and will be included at a later stage.”
Now that the WEF has merged with the UN and controls military assets, should those working to achieve its anti-humanist agenda be considered agents of a foreign power? Should they be removed from our parliaments and taxpayer-funded institutions, and their companies boycotted?
Jennifer Short
Edge Hill
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Post by Struth on Jan 18, 2023 6:15:45 GMT 8
The Editor
The Australian
Scientific and economic dunce Anthony Albanese wants industry to cut emissions of the gas that plants rely on for photosynthesis and which is already extremely rare in the atmosphere to satisfy an entirely false belief that said gas can store heat, which is self-evidently wrong.
He wants to divide Australia along racial lines by giving aboriginals a second voice to parliament, and then calls aboriginals who are against it “disingenuous”, thus creating the “disingenuous indigenous” sub-minority.
The inevitable outcomes of the ineffably incompetent Albanese’s budget, (Low pain, slow gain budget, 14/01) will be higher prices, fewer jobs, more offshoring of industries, more poverty, more hardship, more racism, and more dependence on government for survival - but no change whatsoever to temperatures or climate.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by Struth on Jan 18, 2023 6:16:14 GMT 8
The Editor
The Daily Telegraph
It’s not a lack of mental health care causing “one in five Australians” to experience “suicidal ideation”, (Why the ‘middle-age, middle-wage’ are facing a suicide crisis, 14/01).
Rather, it was governments all turning into tyrants overnight, in lock step with other governments around the world, and stripping us of our God-given rights because of a pretty ordinary flu.
Remember, flu almost disappeared during the covid “pandemic”, and the number of covid deaths were roughly what we’d have seen from flu.
As to the soaring cost of living, that too is an artefact of insane government policies forcing up the price of energy and stifling productivity with unwarranted regulations and excessive taxation.
For optimum mental health we need less government, less tax, less regulation, more freedom, constitutionally guaranteed limitations on governments, and the return of our stolen individual rights.
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Tolga
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