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Post by NFA on Apr 18, 2023 11:06:36 GMT 8
CP TB - To comment on “Jabs put Covid and flu on par”, 18/04
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Before 2020, most of us knew flu was a serious condition that sent you to bed for a week. Those who thought they had flu but still went around their normal business really had colds. Then Covid came along and flu vanished for the first time ever. Those who got Covid and knew the difference between colds and flus said Covid was a bad flu.
Then in 2021 the safe and effective injections were heavily mandated by corporations and governments. But the injections didn’t prevent transmission or infection as was promised.
Now we read, “Queensland Health has revealed for those up to date on their Covid-19 vaccinations, long-Covid symptoms may be no more severe than those experienced in the flu”, (“Jabs put Covid and flu on par”). That’s an official admission that the injections didn’t work and were not safe and effective.
Jennifer Short
Edge Hill
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Post by NFA on Apr 18, 2023 11:10:21 GMT 8
The Editor
The Cairns Post
If “clean energy” was cheap it wouldn’t need taxpayers’ money, (Green gets lots of gold, 18/04) because it would be profitable and a sound investment.
If “clean energy” was cheap our power bills wouldn’t have tripled and Dr Chalmers wouldn’t be considering “energy assistance” hand-outs.
If “clean energy” was central to economic growth, manufacturing would be moving here, not fleeing Australia.
If there was a “climate emergency” warranting expensive “clean energy”, coastal towns would be underwater at high tide by now, as forecast here in the 1990s.
If Dr Chalmers knew “what’s happening around the world”, he’d know “clean energy leader” Germany gets by on coal and imported nuclear.
If Dr Chalmers understood “good economic management” he’d build new coal-fired power stations and cut immigration.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Apr 18, 2023 11:13:56 GMT 8
The Editor
The Daily Telegraph
Further to Warren Mundine’s excellent op-ed, (Ten myths upon which the Voice is badly based, 18/04), the “Voice” and any “treaty” that follows are ultimately designed to take our farmlands out of private hands and place them under the UN’s control.
In the UN/WEF/IMF’s twisted view, multigenerational family farms are “stolen land” so they should be “given back” to “traditional owners”.
They’ll be reverted back to unproductive scrub, theoretically to “offset carbon” but really to force us to eat insects and “lab-grown meat”.
Eating insect chitins causes immune reactions and cancer. “Lab-grown meat” is produced from “immortal cell-lines” – which is literally what tumours are made of.
Hmm, cockroaches and cancer for dinner again! Thanks, globalist parasites, for not letting us starve!
The displaced rural population will be forced into “15-minute cities” – open-air prisons we can never leave “because carbon!”.
All while China and India open new coal-fired power stations every few days.
Are you awake yet?
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Apr 18, 2023 11:15:28 GMT 8
GCB - To comment on “Top Lib lends voice to Albo”, 18/04
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In 1967, Australians voted overwhelmingly to remove racial division from the Constitution. In 2023, Albo is bringing it back despite nobody asking for it – not even in the “Statement from the Heart”. To be racist a person must be a tribalist, one who judges everyone by their physical attributes and not, as Martin Luthor King exhorted, by the content of their characters. Tribalists are collectivists and collectivists are leftists.
Any Liberal who supports a racist proposal is a leftist, not a conservative, (“Top Lib lends voice to Albo”, 18/04). Conservatives never judge based on ancestry; we judge according to character.
The Liberals have been heavily infiltrated by leftists who would fit better in Labor or the Greens. That’s no accident. Rusted on Liberal voters should consider the more conservative options at the next election.
Jennifer Short
Edge Hill
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Post by NFA on Apr 18, 2023 11:17:21 GMT 8
CM - To comment on “More power to renters”, 18/04
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The insufferably thick Palaszczuk government still hasn’t twigged that part of the reason for the “housing crisis” was their legislation that gave tenants more rights to properties than owners, (“More power to renters”, 18/04). Further skewing power to renters will drive the remaining Mum-and-Dad investors away and make the government-created crisis worse.
Palaszczuk said “the shake-up was a ‘wake-up call’ for those landlords who did the wrong thing” but there’s no reform planned to assist landlords evict tenants who do the wrong thing. Since it’s near-impossible for anyone to be as stupid as the Palaszczuk government and its advisors, we are left to presume there is an ulterior agenda.
I’d suggest it’s designed to transfer housing to government control, to make it easier to force Queenslanders into the UN’s “fifteen-minute cities”.
Jennifer Short
Edge Hill
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Post by NFA on Apr 18, 2023 11:19:11 GMT 8
To comment on “Rate rise rattles economy”, 18/04 - 300,000 Australian households are going backwards financially because of a long series of bad decisions made by Liberal and Labor governments, (“Rate rise rattles economy”, 18/04). All of those bad decisions involved following the agenda of the UN, the WHO, the WEF, and the IMF. All foreign governments that followed those globalist bodies' directions have populations suffering in the same way. Worse, they all have unexplained excess mortality rates. See ours here - www.abs.gov.au/statistics/health/causes-death/provisional-mortality-statistics/latest-release. The sooner people wake up that those globalist bodies do not want to help us and that most of our politicians are controlled by them, the safer, richer, and happier we will be. Jennifer Short Edge Hill |
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