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Permalink Reply by Rob Moore on February 2, 2012 at 8:29pm

You have plenty of mates on this site Jason. We try and help each other out and share info  in our battle to  keep our Property rights and if not -get "Just terms"

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Permalink Reply by Joanne Rea on February 3, 2012 at 5:20pm

Jason

If you go to www.propertyrightsaustralia.org you will find email addresses and phone numbers. We are real people and and we support one another. Give us a call and get on our mailing list. The link by Dale above will also give a link to the organisation.

Joanne Rea

Chairman,

Property Rights Australia.

 

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Permalink Reply by Jason Hall on February 5, 2012 at 5:44pm

Hi Rob, thanks for the reply

Hopefully I can contribute to the fight

Rob Moore said:

You have plenty of mates on this site Jason. We try and help each other out and share info  in our battle to  keep our Property rights and if not -get "Just terms"

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Permalink Reply by Jason Hall on February 5, 2012 at 5:46pm

Hi Dale

Thanks for the reply - I have supported Peter Spencer's case also. Can you tell me where it is at?

Jason 

Dale Stiller said:

Jason the erosion of property rights is a major focus of this site. Just Grounds supports & reports on the endevours of Peter Spencer to find just terms through the federal court system. Just Grounds also hosts two group pages for property rights organisations, one based in SA and the other in Qld.

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Permalink Reply by Jason Hall on February 5, 2012 at 5:58pm

Hi Joanne

Thanks for your reply. I have had a look at PRA, and it looks like a very good organisation. I would like to look at establishing a Tasmanian arm to directly respond to state legislation here- even though most of it is pushed by Canberra. Would be very interested to speak with yourself, or anyone who can help with ideas / previous experience on ways to tackle government on these issues.   

Joanne Rea said:

Jason

If you go to www.propertyrightsaustralia.org you will find email addresses and phone numbers. We are real people and and we support one another. Give us a call and get on our mailing list. The link by Dale above will also give a link to the organisation.

Joanne Rea

Chairman,

Property Rights Australia.

 

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Permalink Reply by Donald Woods on May 6, 2012 at 2:42pm

Hello Jason,

I'm a small property owner near Tamworth in NW NSW.

I have a son who is being adversely affected by the Native Veg Act here in NSW.

I have said recently that I will post his case here as soon I I scan and work out how to add those scanned documents.

Welcome aboard - hope to have more conversation soon.

Regards

Don

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Permalink Reply by Barbara lee on June 8, 2012 at 10:38am

Hello Jason, I was going to have a bit of a break from going into discussion for a bit, but couldn't help myself with this one, I love Tassie, enjoyed the different scenic drives and staying in different towns and talking to different folk. I received an email this morning wanted to put it in here.

Hi Barb,  This is just another thing to spoil our lovely planet. Wendy xx

Having trouble reading this email? Read it online

Dear Dianne The Tarkine wilderness is under threat from mining destruction. Mining company Venture Minerals is planning an open-cut tin mine at Mount Lindsay in this very special region of northwest Tasmania. If it goes ahead, their proposed mine will destroy huge swathes of ancient rainforest. And that's just the start. Venture Minerals have two other mine proposals currently before the Environment Minister. Another company, Shree Minerals, has a proposal for an iron ore mine in Nelson Bay. North-west Tasmania could end up like Western Australia's Pilbara region - scarred by massive mines and criss-crossed with roads and processing infrastructure. These forests draw thousands of visitors to Tasmania every year and support a thriving local tourism industry. They also provide crucial habitat for threatened native species like the Tasmanian Devil and the Spotted Tailed Quoll. Some places are just too special to destroy for short-term profit. Please add your voice to the chorus. Tell Venture Minerals to stay out of the Tarkine wilderness. Yours sincerely, Liz Johnstone Tarkine Campaigner The Wilderness Society Inc The Wilderness Society Inc. 57E Brisbane St, Hobart TAS 7000, Australia Phone: (03) 6270 1701  |  Fax: (03) 6231 6533  |  Email: info@wilderness.org.au New membership Donations  Renewals  Bequests Freecall 1800 030 641 members@wilderness.org.au ABN: 62 007 508 349 Read our Privacy Policy This email has been sent to djdrsmith@gmail.com from an unmonitored account. Help us by adding unmonitored@wilderness.org.au to your address book so we don't get marked as spam. Any material on this page which may be construed as electoral material or an electoral matter under any State or Commonwealth Law is authorised by A. Esposito on behalf of The Wilderness Society Australia Inc 57E Brisbane St, Hobart Tas 7000.

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Permalink Reply by Jason Hall on June 12, 2012 at 11:47am

Hi Barbara

Thanks for the heads up - these idealist geens really must be stopped!

 Regards

Jason

 

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Permalink Reply by Stephen Cox on June 12, 2012 at 11:24pm

Just did some checking on Venture Minerals seems they are backed by an  American Investment banks based in Boston and registered in Delaware called Canacord they are into all sorts of things  so I assume much of the profit will go offshore,JP Morgan are also involved and they are proven grubs other than those two the rest are with one exception being that of Euroz Australian based so retaining profit in Australia which is good.

I am not against mining when done carefully without exploiting Australia for little gain for Australians but totally against the Greens and the Wilderness Society is one of the Worst with backing from people who are not friends of mankind and are in the thick of UN Agenda 21 projects and one of the farmers worst enemies.

These are the same groups aiding under Agenda 21 the grab for your Land Rights,Jason you will gain much support among non farmers when you direct peoples attention to Agenda 21 issues and point out that your fight is also theirs if they own a Car,a House or enjoy the company of a Pet for all of these are considered not sustainable under Agenda 21 and these people are not just targeting the Farmers but normal citizens,By educating some word will spread and you will gain more of the widespread support required to defeat them with of course the fruitloops who believe their lies.

Never forget though when someone feels duped and used then they will become among your strongest allies in this fight against the Greens and their hidden Agendas.

Vivienne has put plenty of Government information up to prove how rotten the system is and bringing Agenda 21 for Dummies on Youtube to peoples attention followed by Government documents as linked on this site under Agenda 21 topic will persuade many to actively support you when they become aware.

All the best and keep up the fight you are not alone

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Permalink Reply by Jason Hall on June 13, 2012 at 1:05pm

Hi Stephen

Thanks for the reply - wasn't aware of Agenda 21.

I believe that all landholders, and primary producers must pull together to fight these righteous hypocrites that call themselves greens, as their destruction of our economy will never cease. It is very frustrating that there is no one umbrella group linking us all. I had a look at the Hunters and Fishers party NSW last week, they seem to be on the right track - A party like this in all states would be a start.

 

Best Regards

Jason

Stephen Cox said:

Just did some checking on Venture Minerals seems they are backed by an  American Investment banks based in Boston and registered in Delaware called Canacord they are into all sorts of things  so I assume much of the profit will go offshore,JP Morgan are also involved and they are proven grubs other than those two the rest are with one exception being that of Euroz Australian based so retaining profit in Australia which is good.

I am not against mining when done carefully without exploiting Australia for little gain for Australians but totally against the Greens and the Wilderness Society is one of the Worst with backing from people who are not friends of mankind and are in the thick of UN Agenda 21 projects and one of the farmers worst enemies.

These are the same groups aiding under Agenda 21 the grab for your Land Rights,Jason you will gain much support among non farmers when you direct peoples attention to Agenda 21 issues and point out that your fight is also theirs if they own a Car,a House or enjoy the company of a Pet for all of these are considered not sustainable under Agenda 21 and these people are not just targeting the Farmers but normal citizens,By educating some word will spread and you will gain more of the widespread support required to defeat them with of course the fruitloops who believe their lies.

Never forget though when someone feels duped and used then they will become among your strongest allies in this fight against the Greens and their hidden Agendas.

Vivienne has put plenty of Government information up to prove how rotten the system is and bringing Agenda 21 for Dummies on Youtube to peoples attention followed by Government documents as linked on this site under Agenda 21 topic will persuade many to actively support you when they become aware.

All the best and keep up the fight you are not alone

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Permalink Reply by Michaelng Clayton on June 13, 2012 at 2:15pm

Hello Jason All

I have extensive information on Agenda 21 and how to fight it. See Agenda21 What Is It.

There is  also link to good Radio Show about Agenda 21 on Fairdinkum Radio

Hope this helps.

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Permalink Reply by Ian Davies on June 13, 2012 at 8:25pm

Hi Jason, just re read Dale’s May 20^th post & his links provided, one show’s the best way forward IMO.

United in a strong organisation is the only way to slow the process of the Agenda 21 UN brigade.

The Gunn’s purchases has a very common denominator with the ills being inflicted on most Australians with the same driver eroding our capacity to have Economic Growth & feed ourselves on the mainland sees Tas as an easy target IMO.

NSW has also lost a lot of Agricultural capacity to the same schemes, only one end result is achieved. 

http://www.tasland.org.au/documents/TLC_annualreport1011_final.pdf

http://www.environment.gov.au/parks/nrs/getting-involved/case-studi...

 

Reflection on the outcomes of these policies over a few generations is required to see the net result.

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