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Post by NFA on Jul 5, 2024 11:43:02 GMT 8
Re: Protesters storm roof of Parliament House
The Editor The Cairns Post Pro-Palestinian protesters actively breached Parliament House security and received far more humane treatment than did pro-freedom protesters behaving perfectly legally in 2022, (Protesters storm roof of Parliament House, 05/07).The pro-Palestinians were merely arrested for their actual crime while the pro-freedom gathering, the largest protest gathering ever seen in an Australian city, were blasted with a directed energy weapon. That irradiation, thought to be from a microwave-emitting Active Denial System (ADS), caused mild burns and blistering on people who were well-prepared for a day in the sun, but only on those who were nearest to the Parliament building. While police posed on the forecourt with a different weapon, a Long-Range Acoustic Device (LRAD), (as reported at the time by the Canberra Daily), it seems an ADS was being operated from a less obvious location. So why did our federal security operatives inflict actual injuries on ordinary Aussies who had done nothing wrong while handling activists working for a foreign land with kid gloves?It speaks to their bosses’ abject terror of the Australian people holding them to account for the Covid-era crimes against humanity. Peter Campion Tolga canberradaily.com.au/whats-an-lrad-explaining-the-sonic-weapons-police-use-for-crowd-control-and-communication/www.popsci.com/story/technology/heat-weapon-active-denial-system-ads-lrad-explained/
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Post by NFA on Jul 5, 2024 11:55:15 GMT 8
The Pro-Palestinian supporters 'storming' of Australia's Parliament House looks like an approved event to me.
I've been inside and underneath Parliament House, for business purposes, walked across the Parliamentary Hill on evening walks and I call bullshit on any 'storming'.
Look at the defence they can bring to bear as Peter has outlined above.
It was a stunt by the sicko's who run the UNiparties.
PS. They may have been arrested but I wonder if they will ever go to court.
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Post by NFA on Jul 5, 2024 11:59:05 GMT 8
Re: “Kerry” of Caravonica
The Editor The Cairns Post
Your regular broken-record texter “Kerry” of Caravonica seems unaware that to call someone a “climate denier” in 2024 is to reveal yourself as intellectually lazy, spectacularly unintelligent, and terminally incurious, (CP, 05/07).
Can Kerry explain why no dire global warming forecasts, which began in the 1880s, have ever eventuated?
Go down to the Esplanade on a king tide, Kerry, as I did recently. Seas were the same height they were over half a century ago.
Global warming is a very tired, worn-out scare campaign being run by some extraordinarily wealthy people to control the lowest IQ people, which is the group poor Kerry is in.
Peter Campion Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 5, 2024 12:05:28 GMT 8
Talk about ROFL, Peter.
I hope that it gets published.
“Kerry” of Caravonica is an actual real science denier.
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Post by NFA on Jul 5, 2024 12:09:20 GMT 8
Re: How cops axe robbers
The Editor The Cairns Post
You know what would be better than “identifying your property” so police can return it if they find it after it’s stolen, (How cops axe robbers, 05/07)?
That property not being stolen in the first place.
Growing up in Lake Street in the 1970s, I didn’t need a house key because we didn’t lock the house.
Back then there were consequences for crime, so burglary was rare.
Those consequences were watered down by successive Labor governments and now we have rampant crime and recidivist juvenile criminals who suffer no significant consequences.
Instead they get “street cred” from their social media postings.
Obviously this situation can be corrected just by returning to what we used to do.
However it’s clear that Labor won’t do that and the Liberals do the same as Labor only slower.
If we want a return to a crime-free society, we need to begin by ejecting the ALP-LNP twins from our parliaments.
Peter Campion Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 5, 2024 12:15:50 GMT 8
Time to lock up lenient magistrates, judges and the politicians who propose and vote for watered down false laws that have at base the destruction of civil society.
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Post by NFA on Jul 5, 2024 12:22:31 GMT 8
Re: Economic multiplier of mining
The Editor The Cairns Post
It seems the closer you live to a major city’s centre, where the Greens’ electorates are, the less you know about reality, (Economic multiplier of mining, 05/07).
“43 per cent of metropolitan voters agreed ‘coal is an easily replaceable energy source that is damaging our environment’.”
If that were true, coal would have been replaced by now and/or we would have seen some damage to our environment.
In reality, energy demand is rising faster, due to AI, EVs and natural growth, than the “renewables” rollout can keep up with.
In reality, coal is nature’s batteries, it’s solar energy captured by old plants, and burning it properly releases food and water for new plants.
Because of coal we’re rich enough to take great care of our environment.
Nothing is as destructive to the environment as poverty-stricken people desperate to scratch out the next meal for their kids.
Take the war against coal too far, as so many activists (including politicians) are doing, and the end result is widespread poverty.
Once you get past the abject nonsense of a rare trace gas “trapping heat”, you realise that a lot of modern “environmentalism” is actually thinly disguised Marxism pushed by globalists.
Peter Campion Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 5, 2024 12:33:39 GMT 8
There is nothing that destroys the environment faster than mining the component minerals, treating and manufacturing those minerals into windmills and silicone bricks and installing them in the environment that is as far away from cities as possible.
The only part of renewable that is true of so called renewable energy is the fact that the entire windmills and silicone bricks have to be replaced on a maximum short time span not exceeding 30 years.
And not one science denier will publish and highlight the toxic effect on the environment of those now useless windmills and silicone bricks.
If you want to destroy the environment go with "renewable energy"!
Net Zero means ZERO.
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Post by NFA on Jul 5, 2024 12:48:08 GMT 8
Re: Economic multiplier of mining – wealth creation
The Editor The Cairns Post
I beg to differ with the Demographics Group’s Simon Kuestenmacher on high finance workers being “outrageously productive”, (Economic multiplier of mining, 05/07).
In terms of economic reality, the “$300,000 worth of gross domestic product” generated by the finance worker isn’t new wealth, it’s merely stirring around wealth that was created elsewhere.
I do agree with Kuestenmacher’s view that the “more than a million dollars of GDP” produced by a miner is “quite astonishing” as it’s new wealth created from a tangible product.
When governments print money out of thin air without a corresponding increase in the tangible assets of a nation, as the Liberals did during Covid, they’re not creating new wealth.
Instead they’re simply devaluing the currency already in circulation, including the currency in your savings account and your pay.
There’s only three ways to create new wealth: mining, farming/forestry/fishing, and manufacturing.
The Labor-Liberal twins are busily crippling all of these while printing extra currency (mostly digitally) out of thin air.
That is absolutely guaranteed to continue to feed inflation, which means the Labor-Liberal twins are either inexcusably stupid or they aren’t working for Australians.
Peter Campion Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 5, 2024 13:02:23 GMT 8
By Demographics Group’s Simon Kuestenmacher's definition of wealth creation then the Australian Taxation Office must be the most successful enterprise in Australia.
Collectively, governments worldwide have borrowed and spent and currently owe US$91 Trillion... or their taxpayers owe it actually.
US$91 Trillion is about the GDP of the world.
Klaus Schwab explicitly stated that Governments would borrow so much money that they will then turn to us.
What I want to know is who are the people that are supposedly owed this US$91 Trillion.
Net Zero Karl Baby.
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Post by NFA on Jul 5, 2024 13:07:15 GMT 8
Re: Defiant Joe won’t back down
The Editor The Cairns Post It’s been hilarious watching Democrats melt down after realising that Joe Biden has dementia when we “conspiracy theorists” have known it since 2019, (Defiant Joe won’t back down, 05/07).Most Democrats still haven’t connected the dots; their media hid Joe’s dementia from them, and they have no idea who’s really been running the country for nearly four years. Since the “disastrous debate performance”, Joe’s crack-smoking laptop-losing son Hunter, a convicted gun-crime felon, has been accompanying him to meetings in the West Wing. If you haven’t seen the contents of Hunter’s laptop and its 459 documented violations of state and federal laws and regulations, including some by Joe, then search “marcopolo501c3.org”. The Democrats project everything they’re guilty of onto Trump and the Biden crime family are helping Americans understand that.
Peter Campion Tolga www.marcopolo501c3.org/p/report-on-the-biden-laptop
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Post by NFA on Jul 5, 2024 13:21:47 GMT 8
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Post by NFA on Jul 5, 2024 13:31:58 GMT 8
Re: Prime time for crime
The Editor The Cairns Post
We’re not going to see a reduction in crime from either the ALP or LNP, (Prime time for crime, 05/07).
That’s because they’re one party pretending to be two to give voters the illusion of choice, but even if they weren’t they’d both use the same time-tested technique to consolidate ever more power to themselves.
That technique is called the “Hegelian dialectic” where governments create a problem to engineer a reaction so they can implement a solution that serves their objective.
By watering down the consequences for crime, the ALP has created a problem.
The people impacted by the ALP’s criminals react by demanding a solution.
That solution should be to return to what we know works, but the ALP won’t do that.
Instead they propose airy-fairy schemes which won’t work, such as being “better prepared to avoid being a victim of crime”.
What they will do is increase police powers and employ foreigners who don’t share our culture as police.
How better to enforce the globalists’ 15-minute-city open-air prison camps when the time comes?
Peter Campion Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 5, 2024 13:32:59 GMT 8
Again, great letters Peter.
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