Foxy the Jews are the indigenous people of the area.
By those rules the aborigines are illegally occupying Australia.
That is silly of course.

On the original subject the Greens previously would never have allowed
all that tree clearing of enormous areas for wind turbines and the
wide roads needed for access. Similar complaints would be expected
regarding the areas needed for solar farms.
The wide roads are not temporary as they are needed for maintenance
and replacement of turbine blades and high reach cranes.

It does not need "evidence" just keep up with it all.
It is all there daily to see and read.
Did you not see the aerial photos of the enormous ridge clearing in
Queensland that was in the papers and on the tV ?
That is the evidence.
BTW my Daughter-in-law is a Greenie and she has become a little worried.
Can't talk to her about it she does NOT WANT to know.

The Greens are now really a dedicated political power machine at all costs.

Did anyone else see the report about the NO OIL demonstrators in the
UK that blocked a motorway and ended up in court ?
They got four years gaol for their trouble.
About time I thought.
The silly ones here will end up getting killed by a coal train.

ps Foxy, not a moslem in sight !

Good Afternoon Bezza,

History lies at the core of every conflict. A true and
unbiased understanding of the past offers the possibility
of peace. The distortion or manipulation of history, in
contrast, will only sow disaster. People will continue
to argue and take sides about the Middle-East conflict.
I guess it all depends on how we interpret factual
evidence -. Many will interpret through the filter of
their beliefs, values, feelings, and prejudices.

The fact is that the international community does not
recognize Israeli sovereignty in the occupied
territories.

The International Court of Justice said Israel had no right
to sovereignty in the occupied territories, that Israel was
violating international law against acquiring territory by
force and was impeding Palestinians' right to self determination.

It said other nations were obliged not to "render aid or
assistance in maintaining Israel's presence in the
territories."

It said Israel must end settlement construction immediately
and that existing settlements must be removed. According to a
summary of the more than 80 page findings and summary
- read out by the court president.

Regarding the Greens?

I'm not a Green voter or supporter. I'm not sure of the strength
of their political power.

Hi Bezza,

As for the M25 protest in the UK?

I believe this blocked traffic over 4 days on a major
highway circling London.

This group Associated Press tells us uses disruptive
tactics - from tossing tomato soup on Van Gogh's
"Sunflowers" painting at the National Gallery, to
spraying orange paint on Stonehenge, to interrupting
the Wimbledon tournament and other sporting events.
This has earned them a huge amount of attention while
also creating many enemies and now has led to jail time.

These people have crossed the line from being concerned
campaigners to fanatics. Not a good look.

As for your comment of - "not a muslim in sight?"

There you go Bezza. What does that tell you?

Hi Foxy

Had the One Nation candidate again today, on immigration, tells me we stopped bring "wogs" into the country now we're bring in "terrorists" in their place. This guy is a sandwich short of a picnic. That's the type ttbn recommends we vote for.

p/s Said the new local Councillor from the LNP, who got elected in March 2024 is in his words; "A Sheila that's all huff and no puff" whatever that means. Maybe ttbn can explain that from a ON endorsed candidate?

p/s I like the new councillor, trying to be active in the community, very enthusiastic as a newbie in the job.

Hi Paul,

Our federal member is a Liberal rising star - Keith
Wolahan. Our electorate has been a safe Liberal seat.
However the swing against Liberals started to show
at the last election - and even though Wolahan is a
great bloke - there seems to be a shift especially
in young people's thinking. Party allegiance seems
to be dwindling.

The next election should prove interesting. Labor also
has to lift its game. They now have the CMFEU crisis
and how they handle that will matter greatly.