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Do the Australian people Have The Guts?

This flirtation with words is an attempt to describe the mournful anxieties of the mind in a desire to re-establish the quality of human decency and respect for those who have suffered from those who have violated their given or greed stolen advantage towards others—the words were written with clear consideration in the quiet small hours of the night.

Their design is to provide an insight into man’s inability to face the facts of his oppression and to stimulate his instinctive determination to protect the heritage of family, friends and others against indecency and human greed stimulated atrocity.

The words are not designed to denigrate or offend the decent people of the globe or those of the theological believing Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Buddhist, Hindu or other religious faith, but to recognise and condemn a minority within the good people of these groups who have evil or malicious agendas—the words are given in the public interest.

Do the Australian people Have The Guts?

Before I expand this question to those of the JG Community >

Let me say I am enjoying the comments of my initiation with your spontaneity >

But after eighty years of battling a rather wide range of seasonal and legal variability >

It will be found my hide is tougher than a rhinoceros reproductive twin bauble extremities!

HOWEVER—LET THE TITLE QUESTION BE ANSWERED IN ALL HONESTY!

The evidence reveals a negative for the people of the Australian Nation >

Having toiled dam hard for two hundred years many are now in liquidation >

Others have endured admirably, without much help from those in administration >

All at a cost of several hundred billion dollars in a mountain of bank debt exploitation!

Being one to have done all this for many years of life’s expectation >

While enjoying both the pleasures and problematic aspects of agriculture >

I notice 73,000 wheat-growers of 1990 have dwindled by 52,000 in their nomenclature >

Therefore, it is true that some Australian people have been led into massive misadventure!

The same story is revealed in the history of our manufacturing feat >

Our factories have closed and we import all that we wear and much of what we eat >

While the people struggle with family needs, bank repayments, still critical to the retail elite >

While the low paid of Asia work on a bench and live underneath on the floor at their aching feet!

While mining and agricultural struggle to balance the deficit defeasance >

The politicians and their bureaucrats create more and more crazy tax malfeasance >

While the media obsess the people with football, local crime and social unimportance >

Most Australian folk just struggle and fumble with an individualistic apathetical existence!

Loaded down with all this individualistic baggage of industry oversight >

Australians have allowed apathy and local issue to consume their aspectual sight >

While the politician and the lawyer have stripped away their Fee Simple property rights >

With the Commonwealth Australia Constitution 1900 (UK) Common Law Sovereign Rights!

Being more analytical of the average national born Australian defender >

When sent around the world with rifle, bayonet and bullets for a dubious agenda >

It is true they fought like bloody hell when asked to kill two for one by their commander >

But bring them home and ask them to fight for their rights, they shake their heads in wonder!

This being the present national predicament—it is a predictive >

That unless the apathetic individual wises up and become vindictive >

And resorts to peaceful civil disobedient action to enforce their demonstrative >

They’ll end as slaves for foreign corporate owners—not to realise their life’s objective!

Colin Uebergang [22/04/2012]

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Permalink Reply by Colin Uebergang on April 27, 2012 at 5:07pm

Thanks Vivienne

vivienne skeen said:

Hi Colin

I honestly do believe that if the majority of Australians knew what was happening to them & their Country, courtesy of the Elite Bankers, UN and all the Cohorts and hangers on, you would see a massive riot here, I have said this before and been admonished for it by some, but I feel the problem is too many of us are asleep, hopefully they are beginning to wake up, and when they do the politicians and political parties that have betrayed the Australian people had better take cover.

Lets hope it happens soon! Vivienne

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Permalink Reply by Rob Moore on April 27, 2012 at 6:09pm

Are you perhaps wrong, and the other fellow - travelling 90% right to just go (or get trodden?) with the flow? (Just stirring, I don't mean that at all).

Alan- It is a Q I ask myself all the time ( when you are in the odd 1% of anything- this is bound to happen)

The debt levels of Rural Australia are quite chronic. I see a record cotton crop coming off right now but don't know about the price. Prime bullocks in Roma yesterday -$1.76 cents lw tops- this is 1980's level and the high aud $ is crueling all our returns. Thankfully the season has the weights up to compensate a bit. I am in the odd 1% of rural Aust that doesn't owe a cent.

Did a run to the downs -1080 kms in 24 hrs with steers and the cost of everything else accept our products is through the roof. $5 for a mangey cup of coffee early this morning in St George!

Bought the Qld Country Life and all the advertorial swill about how wonderful things are and Beef EX next month etc- I just wonder how any sanity can ever break through this b******* barrier.I don't want to be gloom and doom all the time - just a bit of candid honesty occasionally will do!

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Permalink Reply by Barbara lee on April 27, 2012 at 10:44pm

Hello to all. You say have we got the guts, I say we have and many showed it on the convoy. As cate did a fabulous job. But we seem to have stalled for the moment. The convoy was terrific and we need that action and the same comradera again, but one that everyone can join in and can do.

We do need to all stand up altogether, the time has come, we’ve all had enough of crap. They've lied covered up; the sun is setting down low in Australia getting darker.

I say all stand together as close as the 1^st of july maybe. Stand up together day. or "we all have had enough day"With many signs saying please stand down, we don’t want you in. No carbon tax, You have cost us many jobs and factories closing. We say leave please leave, before we have nothing left.

It would be a great idea to nominate a date, everyone meet at the same time in front of a town hall or an important place of their home town, even if it’s a pub. But all at one time all over Australia, with signs saying we demand a change of goverment now please stand down.

I'm just had a gutful of this deceitful government management. Slippery slipping away by covering up with a clump of in expensive taxie fare vouchers he had been given, and once more everyone seems to have know his being naughty for years. Why wasn't he made to stand down a long time ago instead of wasting our hard earned money, its all to do with a game playing, well I have had enough, we don't get 360 000 a year either we have to try and make do.

How can you have any respect for such shenanigans going on with our tax payers money.

I say stand up together day, would work, some one had suggested this in the beginning a long time ago never seen the same email again, but what a great idea it is, one that everyone can do in unity.

Barb

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Permalink Reply by Rob Moore on April 28, 2012 at 9:28am

Jaques my new best mate who leads the CATA and their rallies told me he is planning something for the

First of Juliar! ... a rally I think.

Alan- good points you make but I am not looking for sympathy or Govt hand outs- just to wind back some of the destructive sellout policies that are slowly strangling peoples AMBITION not to mention their equity.

I am about to engage on a foolhardy mission over fairness with the worlds biggest processor who on any given day -PROVIDES 10% of the WORLDS total PROTEIN. Not a single person in Aust would back me but they can't threaten me as I will simply sell all my cattle and buy a grader and at least have decent road into the property.Can try and get a contract off the council. Needless to say I will be watching my rear view mirror while driving at night.I know it is very tough in the suburbs too and I wouldn't swap with anyone .

To get a reality TV crew through our place here would shock the socks off all you people- I own the 1997 Commodore- the only NEW car I've ever bought- our huge big old kitchen could be out of the "Sullivans" - just everthing very basic but we have everything we need . Have spent millionsof $ on the paddocks and the stock and water system and fencing and are very efficent but with all the madness going on Nationally effecting our terms of trade- I would rather withdraw my services than get screwed over all the time..Simple as that.

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Permalink Reply by Rory Donnellan on April 28, 2012 at 10:04am

It's very hard to disagree with Tony Howard's comment, except to add that DERM will probably want to see a procedure's manual (including appropriate document controls) in which you detail what measures will be in place to prevent cane toads and snakes from being killed and endangered woody weeds from being destroyed.

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Permalink Reply by Rory Donnellan on April 28, 2012 at 10:22am

I fully supported Archbishop Denis Hart's call for the closing of Catholic hospitals and civil disobedience when Victoria's laws were being changed to force abortion referrals, but unfortunately instead of standing firm, Melbourne Archbishop Hart folded like a cheap deck of cards and scampered back to his chancery with his tail between his legs once the laws were in place. The lesson there is - don't call for civil disobedience unless you are prepared to stand to your word when the enemy calls your bluff.

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Permalink Reply by Rob Moore on April 28, 2012 at 12:10pm

If any protest breaks the existing laws- it has failled before it has even started. imo

The silent majority have to be alerted some how but not by disobedience. Radio is a very powerful medium and the most cost effective.

Tony- we looked hard at the grader a couple of years ago - all have to be ticketed but one in the family can train the other- grader -rego and insurance of course with all the flashing lights. Would have a Gps to prove work record and also shut up those who might suggest one might charge council for private work etc. All just options at the moment.

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Permalink Reply by Rory Donnellan on April 28, 2012 at 2:03pm

I presume the Juliar 1 protest involves the carbon tax fraud - based on dodgy pseudoscience.

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Permalink Reply by Rory Donnellan on April 28, 2012 at 9:12pm

As we know, the problems outlined in this thread are by no means unique to Australia - a worldwide UN agenda is being systemically implemented. Please read this link regarding how the family farm is slowly being killed off in the US....

http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/the-family-farm-is-bein...

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Permalink Reply by Rory Donnellan on April 28, 2012 at 10:11pm

Heavily-armed multi-agency United States SWAT team swoops on a small family farm. Why? They apparently have some unpasteurised milk on site....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IH_my56FkuQ

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Permalink Reply by Rory Donnellan on April 28, 2012 at 10:17pm

Fortunately the American farmers are starting to fight back against UN Agenda 21, and recently put a stop to a proposed law banning anyone under 18 from performing chores on the family farm...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jh1serESisw&feature=player_embedded

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Permalink Reply by Rory Donnellan on May 16, 2012 at 11:27am

My neighbour was visited by DERM officials yesterday and cautioned over a tree very close to his house that was no longer visible on aerial photographs. When my neighbour commented that he thought he was allowed to remove trees that posed immediate danger to his house, he was told by the DERM official that protecting the environment (his home is not far from the river bank) takes precedence over any local council permissions for taking down trees. When unruly youths were stealing and burning cars in the area, we were told by local police that they didn't have sufficient manpower to tackle the problem. Clearly the government are more concerned with the "problem" of protecting trees than protecting humans or tackling real crime in the area; which leads me to the question - who gets greater government protection - preborn Australian babies or woody weeds and potentially dangerous trees?