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Post by NFA on Jul 12, 2024 10:25:16 GMT 8
Re: Troubled bridge over Barron waters
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“Micro stress fractures found in the bridge’s steel shortly after its construction in the 1960s meant that its lifespan was always limited, Transport Minister Bart Mellish said,” (Troubled bridge over Barron waters, 12/07).
Wait, what? So all the ALP and LNP governments of the past sixty years have known that the bridge would need replacing before its planned use-by date?
They both knew it was flawed and could be declared unsafe at any time?
Neither started planning and budgeting for its replacement until it was reduced to one lane indefinitely and became an election issue?
This points to the systemic neglect of the regions by the ALP and LNP.
They take our money and they spend it down south.
Why would we reward them for their neglect by re-electing either of them?
Peter Campion Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 12, 2024 10:37:25 GMT 8
This smells like corruption.
I wonder who built the bridge and whereabouts the steel was sourced from?
What other bridges were built around that time with that steel and builder and what is the status of any other all steel bridges and concrete bridges around the State.
In fact, why have an unaccountable Department of Transport at all?
"I'm from the government and I'm here to help"!
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Post by NFA on Jul 12, 2024 10:43:03 GMT 8
Re: Focus on vax fatigue
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While corporate media still won’t report it, evidence has emerged in parliamentary and congressional hearings all over the world that the Covid-19 injections weren’t vaccines, didn’t prevent transmission, didn’t prevent sickness or death, and actually caused more harm in net terms than they prevented.
Nor will the RACGP report it because to do so is to admit that they completely failed to do their due diligence, (Focus on vax fatigue, 12/07).
Instead they’ll push their malinformation that the information in the first paragraph in this letter is “misinformation”.
Genuine lies don’t stay hidden – the truth always emerges; the RACGP needs to contemplate its complicity in the greatest crime against humanity ever committed.
Peter Campion Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 12, 2024 10:49:22 GMT 8
From the bottom of their web site front page, "The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land and sea in which we live and work, we recognise their continuing connection to land, sea and culture and pay our respects to Elders past, present and future."
Smoking ceremonies should be simpler to administer and more effective!
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Post by NFA on Jul 12, 2024 10:55:30 GMT 8
Re: Fair go for community
The Editor The Cairns Post
The reality of the Holloways Beach community’s flood experience is that the most effective and immediate response came from local people, (Fair go for community, 12/07).
It did not come from remote, bloated, and bureaucratically-handicapped centralised government.
This principle applies across every field of human activity; the most effective and efficient service delivery comes from local people making local decisions.
Socialists and globalists, driven by their insatiable desire to micromanage others, always work to incrementally grow governments and centralise power – which always has suboptimal and detrimental outcomes for ordinary people.
This is a strong argument in support of breaking Queensland into smaller states, and our federal Constitution foresaw the need for that.
Of course, neither the ALP nor LNP will support that because they’re both run by globalists.
Peter Campion Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 12, 2024 11:27:52 GMT 8
In the 1899-1890 referendums conducted in the then Australian colonies, Queensland supposedly had a voting population of approximately 127700 of which only 30% of that population voted for federation and only about 69,000 participated in the voting process. So it won with 55% of those voting.
In 1899 Brisbane supposedly had an estimated total population of 397,027 persons!!!
In the 2021 census, Cairns alone had a population of 153,181 people.
Tasmania had a population of 569,825 in that same census.
It's time for The State of North Queensland to happen.
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Post by NFA on Jul 12, 2024 11:33:25 GMT 8
Re: No buts about it, car thief pays the price
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“A repeat car thief busted with contraband between his buttocks has recorded 13 stolen car offences in almost a year…”, (No buts about it, car thief pays the price, 12/07).
“Magistrate Kyna Morice sentenced Thompson to nine months jail. Due to time served, he was immediately granted parole eligibility.”
“‘He has (11) stolen cars on his history and today he’s adding another two … in roughly a 12 month period,’ Constable Wilson said. ‘He has been given probation with little effect’.”
In other words Labor’s justice system has completely failed to correct this recidivist car thief’s behaviour and the community is paying the price for his crimes, not the car thief himself.
Why would anyone reward Labor for its staggering incompetence (if it’s not something more evil) by voting for them to do more of the same?
Peter Campion Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 12, 2024 11:35:35 GMT 8
It will be a waste of money to even bother building a 40 unit detention centre when the "law courts" operate like this.
Maybe it's time to investigate the entire court system and bureaucracy!
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Post by NFA on Jul 12, 2024 11:41:07 GMT 8
Thanks News Corp
The Editor The Cairns Post
As a realist who has become highly sceptical of the governments run by our legacy political parties, I’d like to thank News Corp for its Courier Mail-led promotion of mining that we’ve seen reproduced in the Cairns Post.
The Queensland economy is completely dependent on mining but the Labor-Liberal twins have been steadily making it harder and harder for miners to produce their products.
That seems illogical and irrational unless you accept that the twins aren’t representing your will as per their Constitutional obligations; they’re implementing the plans of the unelected globalists who hide behind the UN, WEF, and World Bank.
Peter Campion Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 12, 2024 11:53:02 GMT 8
Worth reading if you have the time,
PS. Someone posted on X that the Albanese "Government" has increased the number of Public Service jobs by 400,000, or 18.9%, since elected. I haven't checked the numbers but sounds feasible given the purported low employment statistics which I cannot believe.
Service good and hard!
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Post by NFA on Jul 12, 2024 12:02:54 GMT 8
Re: Renters carrying heaviest burden
The Editor The Cairns Post
If you’re a tenant who’s struggling to pay the rent while watching your dream of home ownership disappear over the horizon, be sure to remember when you vote that the policies of the Labor-Liberal UNiparty created your problems, (Renters carrying heaviest burden, 12/07).
If you vote to eject the UNiparty from our parliaments and you help elect people who know the UN and its controlled political parties push dangerously bad and false ideas, your problems can and will be solved in a remarkably short period of time.
Peter Campion Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 12, 2024 12:04:53 GMT 8
If only 'Albo' knew!
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Post by NFA on Jul 12, 2024 12:08:18 GMT 8
Re: Morphine shortage
The Editor The Cairns Post
One of the most anti-Australian decisions ever taken by a government was Labor’s Saint Gough Whitlam signing us on to the UN’s anti-Western Lima Agreement, which ultimately transferred our industries to slave-labor-powered factories in Asia.
In 2024, it's created a morphine shortage which is directly causing pain for Aussies at the end of their lives, (Morphine shortage, 12/07).
In 2024, neither the Labor or Liberal parties are working for you or for anyone else who lives in Australia; both have long been captured by the globalists who run the UN.
Peter Campion Tolga
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Post by NFA on Jul 12, 2024 12:11:20 GMT 8
It is criminal in fact.
It is more profitable to manufacture illegal Fentanyl than bother with medicinal morphine.
And I think you'll find that medicinal morphine, and other medicinal pain relief drugs, are in short supply worldwide.
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Post by NFA on Jul 12, 2024 12:16:35 GMT 8
Re: ‘Reckless and playing make believe’
The Editor The Cairns Post
“Baldwin was holding a prop revolver during a fateful rehearsal in October 2021 when it fired a live round…,” (‘Reckless and playing make believe’, 12/07).
The vintage Colt .45 that was in Alec Baldwin’s hand is a single-action revolver.
“Single-action” means that the trigger has the single action of releasing the hammer; the hammer must be cocked separately.
Firing it requires two distinct inputs from the operator: cocking the hammer and pulling the trigger.
Neither mechanism operates by itself because the Colt .45 is an inanimate object.
There can be no doubt that Baldwin operated it because it was in his hand.
The only question is who put a live round in it when they were prohibited on the movie’s set.
Peter Campion Tolga
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