Queensland Labor will hand the keys of the Coen Biosecurity Centre on Cape York to local Aborigines on June 30. It will not be replaced elsewhere.
From Jim O’Toole, on assignment in Far North
The elusive, indigenous Labor member for Cook, Cynthia Lui of Yam Island in the Torres Strait has been missing in action for most of this year, except for an odd appearance in Cairns according to Cook constituents.
Cynthia was noticeably absent during an Aboriginal uprising in Mareeba after police shot and killed a black man during a domestic dispute in March.
It was left to local police and the council to quell dissent when she should have been on deck, placating her native relatives, assuring them Labor’s socialist polices will take care of the myriad of social problems actually fostered by her inaction. These policies of throwing more money around to create more black agencies have proven to be the predisposing cause of spiraling Aboriginal domestic violence and poverty.
Cape York has generational social issues that are causing widespread problems associated with massive overcrowding of community housing where it is not unusual to find 20 adults and kids crammed into one three bedroom dwelling.
Rampant alcoholism, drug abuse, poor nutrition, and excessive power costs have gutted Cape York and its inhabitants.
Where is Cynthia? The indigenous mob voted for her at the last state election yet she doesn’t even give them lip service as her Brisbane compatriots do when challenged.
She moved her office out of the Cook electorate to Cairns breaking a promise not to do so if elected.
Her excuse was that Torres Strait constituents found traveling to her Mareeba office too hard. It was easier for them to meet at her new Cairns office after flying from Horn Island on a subsidized $100 fare.
The latest Labor dilemma is the handing over to a Coen tribe the only biosecurity bulwark between the vast farming and cattle industries of the Tablelands and PNG. Cynthia is steering clear of this one.
It defies logic that as much as Labor hates agriculture, in particular independent farmers, they would disown a million dollar, strategic biosecurity facility at Coen when the Torres Strait is the entry point for any number of exotic animal and plant diseases which could devastate northern food production if left unchecked.
The Voice cannot fix this mess.
Do the Brisbane Labor mob eat steak and veges?
To Pat from Vic
I’ll see you at the Coliseum then.
Having decided to take the sage advice of a person named Paul (UK), I’m going to (try) and sign out of all of this.
I will however, continue to live my life, one middle finger at a time.
If more people would just do that, then maybe, just maybe, we could all be free.
Source: truthisfree.uk
Dandy said – “If biosecurity is put at risk, then heads need to roll.”
… and preferably, mounted on pikes.
Hey, I’m just a small-town farm-boy with a pocket full of wishes and a dream.
Maybe Cape York doesn’t ‘belong’ under Corporate or Queensland State Government jurisdiction?
It may be to do with ownership by foreign powers (we may not know about).
Is handing the ‘keys’ onto the locals just a smoke and mirrors sleight of hand.
Have these same locals been trained in biosecurity?
What processes were followed and are in place as evidence of that?
If biosecurity is put at risk, then heads need to roll.
Get the pen pushing overpaid bureaucrats out of the way because something smells off.
You can’t take it back.
This is right up there with serious.
cataclysmic duck… Yes, assuredly there is some ulterior motive here..
Keep an eye on this..
The peds on the hill are expert at deflection.
Look outback…🤔 not my backyard plebs, way outback where the children are being abused, let the army protect them by removing them from their country…let’s access, I mean survey their natural assets for clues as to their heinous crimes.
Maybe…cattle with lumpy skin or foot and mouth floating past aboriginal communities to northern Australia or raging infected bulls trucked outback by special services, will be the oversight needed for Federal, State and Territory Government ministers and incentivised agencies to fast track livestock mRNA or GMO products onto the dinner table of Blind Freddy, while conveniently pointing the bone at aboriginal mismanagement.
Ah, just the solution. The abos will be given the job of guarding the future inmates with automatic weapons etc, honorary police. The inmates are the people who want to steal your land.
Is she going to be one of ‘the voice’?
At this rate I might retire from the “resistance against official crime” business, Pat from Vic says it all for me.
Especially the bit about Labor destroying agriculture. That is one objective, to destroy national food security.
The author said – “It defies logic that as much as Labor hates agriculture, in particular independent farmers, they would disown a million dollar, strategic biosecurity facility at Coen when the Torres Strait is the entry point for any number of exotic animal and plant diseases which could devastate northern food production if left unchecked.”
Isn’t that the whole point?
Stand back and see the bigger picture, folks.
The Luciferian Globalists are nothing if not strategic.
All I can say is – I hope she doesn’t lose her American Express Card, because it’s a 3,000 mile walk to Hong Kong.