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Post by NFA on Nov 20, 2023 5:08:55 GMT 8
Re: Pushed to the brink, Relationships feel the strain
The Editor
The Cairns Post
When we read of the impacts of the housing crisis we should remember who created it, (Pushed to the brink, Relationships feel the strain, 20/11).
It was created by the groups who set government policies and who purport to represent us – the ALP and LNP.
They could solve it simply by reversing the policies that created it, just as they could with youth crime.
But they don’t, so a fair question to ask is “Who are they really working for?”
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Nov 20, 2023 5:18:16 GMT 8
Re: Glenn White, Letters, 20/11
The Editor
The Townsville Bulletin
“Climate change” hasn’t increased insurance bills, Glenn White (Letters, 20/11). Hysteria about possible future climate change has done that. The two are not the same.
Climate-related disasters are way down because the sun has been quiet. The sun drives climate: trace gases have nothing to do with it.
Bushfires aren’t “climate change;” they’re a fuel management issue. Pre-1788 aboriginals managed fuel loads far better than “climate conscious” governments do now.
The policies that are hurting the poor and young the most are set by the ALP and LNP, who pander to the globalists who created the “green” movement.
If Glenn wants more equality, he needs to help get the ALP-LNP-Greens-Teals UNiparty globalists out of our parliaments and get genuine representation back.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Nov 20, 2023 5:20:24 GMT 8
Locally focused genuine common sense Australian representation!
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Post by Struth on Nov 20, 2023 5:58:26 GMT 8
When a party selects a candidate, then rigs the voting so only members of the two majors can get in, you don't have a democracy, you have gaslighting.
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Post by NFA on Nov 20, 2023 6:12:06 GMT 8
Re: Forget ideology, it’s the practicalities that count
The Editor
The Gold Coast Bulletin
Joe Hildebrand says the Cuban missile crisis was, “the only point in history at which the human race came close to genuine and complete annihilation,” (Forget ideology, it’s the practicalities that count, 20/11).
This is untrue from any political perspective.
The Doomsday Clock, which is operated by leftwing academics, was at seven minutes to midnight (nuclear annihilation) during the 1962 missile crisis.
Today those leftwing academics have it set at 90 seconds to midnight due to “Ukraine, global pandemics, and climate change.”
Those of us on the conservative side agree with the setting for different reasons, including engineered viruses, gene-altering injections, attacks on energy supplies, attacks on food supplies, dangerous chemicals added to drinking water, and wars that enrich the military-industrial complex.
All of the above are driven by the Davos-class billionaires whose orders are followed by “our” ALP and LNP politicians.
To move humanity back from the precipice we need to get rid of the ALP-LNP twins and directly fight the one percent of the one percent who are trying to depopulate this planet.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Nov 20, 2023 6:14:35 GMT 8
Re: Home grants ‘never help’
The Editor
The Courier Mail
Independent economist Saul Eslake is right of course, no government wealth redistribution scheme to “help first homeowners” has improved affordability, (Home grants ‘never help,’ 20/11).
If the ALP genuinely wanted to help first home buyers they would reverse their climate, construction, and development policies that created the housing crisis.
Instead they want to take our tax money from schools, hospitals, and police and give it to people who are victims of government policy.
You may be wondering, are they insane? They might be. Or they could simply be incredibly ignorant.
It’s more likely they’re taking orders from the Davos-class billionaire globalists who want to collapse sovereign nations to bring in their world government.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Nov 20, 2023 6:17:13 GMT 8
Re: Quick and quiet way to power up system
The Editor
The Courier Mail
The RACQ was formed to serve its members, the overwhelming majority of whom have always driven hydrocarbon-fuelled vehicles.
However, in recent years they have hitched their wagon to the EV cult and promote the perceived virtues of EVs endlessly, (Quick and quiet way to power up system, 20/11).
I’ve tried to engage with them and point out the problems with EVs, but they’re so blinded by the ideology they just endlessly spout the rhetoric and deny the evidence.
Regardless of how they’re described, electric buses have been an expensive failure everywhere they’ve been tried.
Promoting electric buses without compelling evidence that they can improve on diesel buses is irresponsible and economically destructive, but that’s the ideologically-possessed RACQ in 2023.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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