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Post by NFA on May 4, 2024 8:23:14 GMT 8
Re: GPs on the backburner
The Editor
The Cairns Post
“Seventy-one per cent of Australian patients have delayed or cancelled healthcare appointments in the past year with affordability concerns being the key driver, according to CommBank data,” (GPs on the backburner, 04/05).
In the aftermath of the widespread health impacts of the mandated “safe and effective” injections, delaying medical interventions will inevitably lead to worse outcomes.
There was never a good time for the Labor-Liberal UNiparty’s policy-driven inflation, but when the trusting citizenry need medical help for jab injuries is the worst possible time to devalue their incomes.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
Tolga
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Post by NFA on May 4, 2024 8:26:13 GMT 8
Re: Funding fail’s big cost
The Editor
The Cairns Post
“Ratepayers will be slugged an extra $488 each year if Cairns Mayor Amy Eden fails to secure funding for the city’s overdue water security infrastructure from the state and federal governments,” (Funding fail’s big cost, 04/05).
Cairns’ main water supply facility, Copperlode Dam, was built by the Cairns City Council and its water is distributed by gravity.
There’s two reasons why the Council can’t build a twin to Copperlode on one of three viable sites: ALP-LNP nanny-state micromanagement, and World Heritage Listing of the local bushland.
When people understand that the ALP and LNP are working for the globalists who forced WHL onto us we can vote them out in a properly scrutinised election.
With the ALP-LNP gone, we can exit the UN, dump stupid agreements like WHL, and build the basic infrastructure people need to survive.
A water supply that depends on reliable and affordable electricity, such as pumping from the Mulgrave River, at a time when the ALP-LNP UNiparty are getting rid of it is just silly.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
Tolga
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Post by NFA on May 4, 2024 8:29:36 GMT 8
Re: Job crisis: Far North worst in the nation
The Editor
The Cairns Post
“We need to create industry, we need to do industry needs analysis and skill people up accordingly,” said Kowanyama Mayor Tania Major, (Job crisis: Far North worst in the nation, 04/05).
Mayor Major is exactly correct: there is no path to success in communities that are run as socialist enclaves forever dependent on funding from the surrounding capitalist country.
The only governance system that has ever worked to end unemployment, poverty, and depression is free-enterprise capitalism.
Free-enterprise capitalism cannot be established in the remote communities until the Native Title Act is repealed and people get the development rights that apply to freehold land.
What’s the point of returning land to people but then locking it away so they can’t use it to create wealth?
Native Title was designed as a trap and it worked to trap people in poverty.
Labor and the Liberals have had decades to fix the mess they created and have shown no intention of doing so.
The only path forward for the remote communities is to push back on the union activists who tell them to vote Labor and to get rid of the ALP and LNP entirely.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
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Post by NFA on May 4, 2024 8:32:56 GMT 8
Re: Senator: building is way to future
The Editor
The Cairns Post
“‘Lots of factors are causing high unemployment in those regions,’ Senator McCarthy said. ‘The clear one I see is the need for more housing,’” (Senator: building is way to future, 04/05).
The Senator is right, of course, and there’s two excellent ways to achieve it that the Labor-Liberal UNiparty refuse to even consider.
The first is to return the private property rights that the UNiparty have arbitrarily and malevolently withheld from the communities and allow people to build their own homes, in stages if necessary.
The second is to stop building houses that would suit the Brisbane suburbs but aren’t ideal for the climate and lifestyles in the communities.
I asked one elder if he’d prefer a Brisbane-style house or a large open carport-style structure with an adjacent bathroom.
He chose the open structure and said most of his people would prefer that as their lifestyles are much more outdoors than the typical bureaucrat employed by the UNiparty.
For the cost of one Brisbane-style house, several open structures could be built - which would end the community housing crisis far more quickly.
The UNiparty won’t help the indigenous in any meaningful manner because they get votes in the inner-city suburbs at each election by promising they will.
Keeping the indigenous oppressed and miserable is their mission: don’t listen to what they say, watch what they do.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
Tolga
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Post by NFA on May 4, 2024 8:36:02 GMT 8
Re: $17m boost for GBR guardians
The Editor
The Cairns Post
“Nineteen councils across Reef catchments in Queensland will get a federal funding boost to deliver a range of shovel-ready projects under the Reef Guardian Councils program,” ($17m boost for GBR guardians, 04/05).
The GBR is not at risk from anything Councils do – that’s a fully debunked academic myth that the Labor-Liberal UNiparty funded and refuse to relinquish.
The $17 million of your money would be far better spent on new water-supply dams to cope with Labor’s vast immigrant intake or better health care to deal with the consequences of the Liberals’ Covid injections.
I often wonder how much Reef money gets laundered back to the UNiparty and why they so vigorously resist an audit of those funds.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
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Post by NFA on May 4, 2024 8:51:41 GMT 8
Re: Labor fail on homes ambition
The Editor
The Cairns Post
“Labor is ‘catastrophically failing’ to meet the challenge of Australia’s housing crisis, the Greens say, after a new government report revealed massive issues in the system,” (Labor fail on homes ambition, 04/05).
The world’s worst governments employ the Hegelian dialectic (problem-reaction-solution) against their own citizens.
They create a social problem to engineer a public reaction so they can implement a long-planned solution that edges them closer to their ultimate objective.
Labor has dramatically increased the Liberals’ already-excessive immigrant intake which has exacerbated the existing housing shortfall that was created by excessive development and construction regulations.
Because Labor could solve the housing crisis by slashing immigration and regulations, we know it has deliberately created it. But why?
The foreign globalist organisations that give the Labor-Liberal UNiparty their orders want the world’s population living in pods in high-rise towers in 15-minute cities.
Remember, to understand the UNiparty’s objectives, ignore what they say and watch what they do – and to know who rules them, and you, consider who you’re not allowed to criticise.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
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Post by NFA on May 4, 2024 8:54:49 GMT 8
Re: Fresh eyes fight crime
The Editor
The Cairns Post
“A police helicopter has been called in to assist Cairns officers battling a spike in house break-ins and motor vehicle theft,” (Fresh eyes fight crime, 04/05).
It costs several thousand taxpayer dollars each hour a police helicopter is in the air.
No doubt, the offenders it was used to catch were from the usual gang who’ve been through the revolving court house door too many times.
It’d be cheaper in the long-run to simply remove criminals from the community until they learn the error of their ways.
The ALP-LNP UNiparty aren’t doing that because they’ve created a problem to engineer a reaction so they can implement a solution that increases their powers against all of us.
Our culture knows full well how to deal with criminals – but the UNiparty doesn’t work for us and hasn’t for a very long time.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
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Post by NFA on May 4, 2024 8:57:24 GMT 8
Re: Senators’ racism spat puts free speech in peril
The Editor
The Cairns Post
“It’s time for Peter Dutton’s Liberals to put free speech back on the agenda,” (Senators’ racism spat puts free speech in peril, 04/05).
Rita Panahi is one of Australia’s best columnists but she is labouring under the delusion that the Liberals will do anything significantly different to Labor.
The Liberals do exactly what Labor does – only slower.
Labor and the Liberals are one party pretending to be two to give voters the illusion of choice.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
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Post by NFA on May 4, 2024 9:07:59 GMT 8
Re: Unite to stop the latest pandemic of hate
The Editor
The Cairns Post
It’s a shame that Colin Rubenstein, the executive director for the Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs Council, didn’t put our minds at rest with his newspaper column, (Unite to stop the latest pandemic of hate, 04/05).
Rubenstein says Israel is in a “war of self-defence against Hamas” but couldn’t they have simply fixed their border security which failed so badly on October 7 without the deaths of Palestinian children?
Rubenstein mentions “the Hamas terror pogrom of October 7” but why did the IDF allow the most-secure border in the world to be breached when they had advance warning?
Why did the IDF stand down for seven hours and allow it to happen at all?
When Rubenstein speaks of the suspiciously-similar university protests occurring on campuses around the world, why doesn’t he mention George Soros’ role in funding them?
Why were more than half the protestors arrested on US campuses not affiliated with those universities?
To the uninvolved observer, October 7 and the campus protests both seem engineered – but to achieve what end?
Is it to dominate the media and distract us from something else the globalists are doing?
Whatever it is, it has no place in Australia and no Australian should be part of it. Those who want to fight for one side or the other should do so over there.
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Peter Campion
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Post by NFA on May 4, 2024 9:44:58 GMT 8
Re: Callide calamity answers
The Editor
The Courier Mail
“The explosion of the C4 turbine at Callide C in May 2021 forced the evacuation of the plant, and immediately stripped about 10 per cent of Queensland’s generating capacity out of the east coast grid pushing up household and business energy prices, and has indirectly contributed to the energy shortfalls,” (Callide calamity answers, 04/05).
The salient lesson that the very rare explosion at a coal-fired generator should’ve taught the ALP-LNP Uniparty is that we need more – not fewer – coal-fired generators.
After squandering billions of our dollars on “renewables” over 19 years we’re no closer to the elusive “energy transition” the ALP-LNP’s technological ignoramuses keep blathering on about.
Several times a year we have nights when there’s almost no wind, meaning “renewables” are contributing nothing to the grid.
No, lithium batteries can’t fill that gap – the only battery that might is large hydro (not pumped hydro, which is a net energy consumer) but the greenleft block all new dams.
China and India are opening new coal-fired power stations every week, so it’s societal and economic suicide that we’re not.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
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Post by NFA on May 4, 2024 11:46:38 GMT 8
Re: Out from the shadows
The Editor
The Courier Mail
“Premier Steven Miles is looking to close a major integrity loophole which allows lobbyists to hold secret meetings with shadow ministers, with the opposition confirming he would have their support to do so,” (Out from the shadows, 04/05).
Lobbyists are the highest-paid people in our parliaments, they have far more access to “our” elected reps than we do, and they often write the laws we must obey.
They usually work for the major corporations that profit so richly from decisions “our” reps make.
So here’s a better idea than banning secret meetings, Premier; ban lobbyists from the parliamentary precinct entirely.
Lobbyists should only be allowed to meet with the MP in whose electorate they reside and only at that MP’s electoral office.
MPs are meant to represent our will, not the will of wealthy corporate interests.
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
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Post by NFA on May 4, 2024 11:50:06 GMT 8
I wonder what has prompted this papering of the cracks?
There will be more to this than 'ethical' considerations.
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Post by NFA on May 4, 2024 11:53:04 GMT 8
Re: Disability fund shortfall
The Editor
The Courier Mail
“Public schools are devoid of the funds needed to educate the rapidly increasing numbers of students with disabilities, with nine out of 10 principals saying their school is under-resourced in that area,” (Disability fund shortfall, 04/05).
Wait, what? Where is the “rapidly increasing numbers of students with disabilities” coming from? Isn’t that the question we should be asking?
There’s a strong correlation between vaccination and injuries, particularly autism, so shouldn’t we be starting there?
Shannon Fentiman? Mark Butler? What do you have to say on this “rapidly increasing numbers of students with disabilities”?
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Peter Campion
One Nation’s candidate for Cook
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