LtE's 11/7 - Thursday Morning Edition

The Editor
The Cairns Post

“Wayward son Hunter, who’s ‘laptop from Hell’ would have derailed his father’s 2020 candidacy had intelligence agents and social media giants not conspired to quash the story, is reportedly the President’s de facto ‘gatekeeper’,” (Hell no, Joe won’t go, 11/07).

It wasn’t just three-letter agencies and Facebook that conspired to hide Hunter’s laptop, it was legacy mainstream media corporations as well.

The fact that we all know conspiracies do occur, which is why we have a word for them, should help people understand that using the phrase “conspiracy theorist” as a pejorative is an indication that the user has something to hide.

Peter Campion
Tolga

The Editor
The Cairns Post

Columnist Debbie Schipp, who appears to be an agent provocateur of the anti-family globalist left, puts her misandry on full public display in attributing domestic violence to maleness, (It’s high time to face facts about violence, 11/07).

Schipp has probably never exercised a single neuron critically thinking about the underlying causes of the stressors that contribute to domestic violence, such is her self-evident hatred of all men.

She seems to have never contemplated that the globalists who drive “our” governments’ nanny-state policies have deliberately and consciously devalued the role of men in families and societies as a way to make women dependent on governments.

If Schipp thinks women would be happier with a distant bureaucracy for comfort and protection because men are too dangerous to be near then she’s also a misogynist, because the vast majority of men still love, nurture, and protect women – exactly as nature intended.


Peter Campion
Tolga

The Editor
The Cairns Post

It’s naïve to think that any employee in these highly politicised times, regardless of sector, will have loyalty to anyone other than the person who signs his/her pay-check, (Political neutrality must be yardstick for public service, 11/07).

Indeed, it’s doubtful that Australia’s public servants have ever been able to provide frank and fearless advice given we were established by people who thought us undeserving of a Bill of Rights.

It’s more likely that the myth of public sector neutrality was created early in our governance as a way of hiding the pillaging of the population by governments.

If you ran a major crime cartel, wouldn’t you want to pretend to be a legitimate government in order to “legally” confiscate the proceeds of other’s work?


Peter Campion
Tolga

The Editor
The Express

It’s rather satisfying to see Bob Katter finally backing the route I’ve been proposing for the past quarter-century, but disappointing that he only does so when I run against him and his candidates in elections, (Katter pushes Bridle Track, 11/07).

It’s also disappointing that Bob keeps calling it “the Bridle Track”; he’s never been a details man and he’s latched onto the “Bridle” out of “Bridle Creek Road”, which is a section of the western end of that route, and that’s all he’s remembered.

Long-term locals will remember that when I first promoted that route in 1999 it was known as “the Lake-Morris-Davies Creek road” and that I raised a 4,500-signature pre-internet petition for it that was ignored by the Labor government.

Readers of the now-defunct “Advertiser” back in 2015 will also remember when I changed my proposal from a surface road to the tunnel Bob is now belatedly promoting due to the impossibility of getting anything built in a UN-controlled area, even on a corridor with C-class zoning.

“Express” readers will recall that I’ve described in detail how the tunnel on the direct line to Cairns can be fully funded without a toll as part of a larger project that reclaims land which is then sold to cover all costs.

Bob’s lack of recall of those details isn’t unexpected, the poor old bloke will be 80 next birthday.

Neither the ALP or LNP have any intention whatsoever of fixing the range crossing problem because ultimately they’re subservient to the UN and the UN has a “30 x 30” plan to clear 30 percent of all land of humans by 2030 – which will start with the high value regions such as ours.

Bob Katter won’t fix the range crossing problem because he can’t recall what I told him about how to fund it.

After 25 years of campaigning on practical ways to fix the range crossing problem, I chose to run for One Nation in Cook, which includes Mareeba, at this election because, as the old saying goes, if you want something done properly you have to do it yourself.


Peter Campion
Tolga