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Post by NFA on Mar 1, 2024 17:44:42 GMT 8
CP TB - To comment on “Changes mark death of flexible working”, 01/03
--Senator Sharma writes that one of the “silver linings” of the Covid plandemic was that “employers and workers realised that, in many industries, work could be done just as well from home as it could be from the office”, (“Changes mark death of flexible working”, 01/03).
However, was it really a silver lining?
Or was it a practical test to determine which workers could be replaced by AI? Working flexible hours in a hands-on job that would be difficult for even advanced robots to replicate is a different category to remote work where all the worker’s output is digitised as text, images and audio.
The latter can probably be replaced by AI now but employers just need the server farms to expand sufficiently to cope with the demand. This is why I call Covid a plandemic; a great many changes to our society were being tested by the globalists who control the multinational corporations, national governments, and supranational organisations – and none of them are intended to benefit you.
Jennifer Short Edge Hill |
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Post by NFA on Mar 1, 2024 17:48:35 GMT 8
Re: Fail on medicine supply
The Editor
The Cairns Post
“Many commonly used medicines are out of stock, despite the federal government paying drug companies millions of dollars to guarantee supply,” (Fail on medicine supply, 01/02).
“Most of our drugs are imported from India and China and it can take six months before new supply arrives.”
This is yet another inexcusable failure of the Labor and Liberal parties: if they cared about your health and safety they’d ensure the supply of your vital medicines was uninterruptible.
Labor’s Gough Whitlam signed us onto the Lima Agreement, which was designed to transfer our industries – including pharmaceutical manufacturing – to Asia.
The Liberal’s Malcolm Fraser failed to promptly reverse that disastrous decision, as has every Labor and Liberal leader since then.
Now we’re dependent on foreign countries, which according to climate alarmists are “developing nations”, for medicines we once produced domestically.
The precursor chemicals used in pharmaceuticals manufactured in India and elsewhere are nearly all produced in China.
Who thinks those precursor chemicals will still be available if China invades Taiwan and the West seeks to defend it?
The Labor and Liberal parties have demonstrated their callous disregard for your safety and for our nation’s security – they both deserve to be consigned to the garbage bin of history.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Mar 1, 2024 17:52:45 GMT 8
Re: KAP slams youth centre
The Editor The Cairns Post The Queensland Labor party spending $620m on an 80-bed youth detention centre, $7.9m per bed, seems to make no economic sense when the state is mired so deeply in debt, (KAP slams youth centre, 01/03).
However, there is a reason for it and we were warned this would happen way back in 1974.
The late, great Robert Welch, who founded the John Birch Society in 1958, gave a speech in 1974 outlining how domestic communists would collapse free-enterprise capitalism so they could claim it had failed and introduce communism.
Welch listed ten steps and the first one was “greatly expanded government spending – as wasteful as possible.”
That’s exactly what we’ve been seeing for decades now. We’ve also seen the other nine steps he listed.
Labor and the Labor-lite LNP are working to introduce communism, which has failed everywhere it’s been tried and has resulted in millions of deaths.
It’s time we got these anti-Australian anti-humanists out of our parliaments.(159 words) Peter Campion One Nation’s candidate for Cook Tolga jbs.org/video/featured/robert-welch-predicts-insiders-plans-to-destroy-america-1974-speech/ |
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Post by NFA on Mar 1, 2024 18:05:37 GMT 8
Re: ‘Reveal the spy in our midst’
The Editor
The Cairns Post
The public disgust that a former politician may have sold Australia out to foreign spies should serve as a catalyst for reforming how our representatives interact with agents of corporations as well as those of foreign governments, (‘Reveal the spy in our midst’, 01/03).
Lobbyists employed by wealthy companies have an undeserved and disproportionate influence on our governance, so all interactions between them and our elected representatives should be recorded and made available for public perusal.
One Nation strongly believes that the people should set the political agenda, not lobbyists, activists, spies, or the media.
We need to discuss ways to prevent lobbyists, activists, and spies from accessing our representatives in ways where they could bribe or intimidate them into serving interests other than those of their constituents.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Mar 1, 2024 18:25:05 GMT 8
Top letters Jennifer and Peter!
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