I just find itdisapointing that Animal Welfare Groups protesting Live Animal Exports and demanding it be replacedand fazed out by carcuss in Australia have ignored this thread.

Considering the millions raised by many Animal Welfare groups protesing the Live Trade and demanding it be replaced by carcuss. I would have thought they would have been all over this.
Yabby also perhaps Dickie and Nickey had it right about you too. After all its in your area and you have had much to say.
now Nothing.
How could I have got it so wrong.
Well I guess we all make errors.
Its got to be polital - They silence I mean'
umm Too bad
Well we will be opening plants in WA.

Rojo Said>
It most certainly is not fair if the reason workers are not allowed in is to restrict abattoirs opening. That would be very short sighted.

Certainly we can kill our own meat in Australia, but it must be done without reducing market value to the farmer. By seeking to "ban" live exports you create the impression that the abattoir game can't be competitive on its own. A seriously profitable business would steadily take market share and eventually Live exports could fade away, without any govt intervention.
By targeting the govt and middlemen you effectively alienate the farmer, keeping them out of the loop. You need to drive this campaign with farmer suppport, and they need to see tangible benefits with realistic outcomes to provide that support.

Pale asks EVERY Animal Welfare Group to read Rojos comments- Over and Over again.
Rojo is CORRECT- We must! put our efforts into helping gain the trust of farmers by establishing more options for their market.
It is ONLY by getting in and DOING this will we change things.
You can talk to the Ploys until the cows come home - But! it wont make a tap of difference.
They dont care. They only care about keeping the votes and the donations coming into their partys from the low lifes that peddle in Animal cruelty.
The Farmers know that so are stuck with taking the side of the Government. They! are certainly sick of the public putting the blame at their feet.
Rojos is right.
Lets just get in a DO it with overseas contacts.
Animal Groups play right into the hands of the Government and Industry by playing them off against the farmers.
Lets stop that.
Help us put farmers in contact direct with overseas customers. Thats whats going to put the cruel Live Exporter and Intensive corp lot out of business.
Protest the blockage of abattoir workers into WA if you care about fazing out live exports.
All we are asking is to compete FAILY.
Shame on The WA Minister.
What was that Meeting about in WA again Mr Rudd?