Readers speak out on shocking hypocrisy and lies behind fish ban by WA Labor

CAIRNS News reader Bill Francis has pointed out the shocking hypocrisy and lies behind WA Labor’s sudden and permanent ban on netting of dermersal fish species.

Another reader who goes by the assumed name of Joe Bogan, believes there is some sort of kickback involved for Premier Roger Cook and his Labor Party cronies.

Francis says it “never fails to amaze me that Western Australia, with a coastline of 12,900 km and a population of 3 million has so many problems with fishing stocks that they require restrictions and prohibitions.”

Meanwhile Vietnam, with a coastline of 3200km and a population of 100 million has a thriving fishing industry, even exporting to Australia at a lower price than the local product, he says.

The ABC, who did not report the ban until early New Year’s Day when half the nation was asleep, gave the story the deadpan heading “Permanent commercial demersal fishing ban begins for large part of WA”.

But the facts, however blandly presented, revealeded the sheer barstardry of the decision, cloaked in alleged “care for the environment” to “recover at-risk species like dhufish and pink snapper”.

The ABC could not hide the fact that the decision suddenly cut the income of families like the Soulos’s, who had been fishing those waters for the past half century. Nick Soulos had also spent in excess of $150,000 on refits for his boat in November before the ban was announced.

The ABC reported that three men were charged after shark heads and fish remains were dumped outside WA Fisheries Minister Jackie Jarvis’s office in Margaret River on Monday in protest of the approaching ban.

It may have been a stark reminder to Ms Jarvis that people actually earn a living by catching fish from the sea.

Jarvis is also Minister for Agriculture and Food; Forestry and Small Business, so we would not be surprised if other resource-based industries are put on WA Labor’s Agenda 2030 chopping block.

“Obviously, somebody is lying.” says Francis. “Why? Money, and maybe extortion/coercion, sourced from overseas. The aim, as already stated, is the destruction of WA and the rest of Australia.

“The current premier, Roger Cook, was part of the Covid gang that got away with millions and left a trail of death and destruction. It looks like his paymaster still considers him a useful asset.”

Francis sees all of the world’s governments under satanic control “not directly, but by the power of suggestion and manipulation of human desires, the greatest of which are power, money and control.”

“Power attracts money, and money buys power. Without money there is no power. The person who is able to remove both wealth and power is our Creator, and it is to Him we should be looking and asking for help in getting rid of all these anti-Australian stooges. There is no salvation in earthly politicians.”

“Joe Bogan” meanwhile, says he would be looking for the kickback that made it all happen, and he’s probably right.

“I expect the Chinese boats will be skimming along the side of the reserve and saying ‘This is part of China’ before long.”

Bogan notes that Andrew Charlton, the WEF attendee, MP for Paramatta, Cabinet Secretary and Assistant Minister for Science, Technology and the Digital Economy, earned “about $100m” as a result of selling his advisory business to Accenture, which feeds off government contracts. The Financial Review put the deal at $35 million.

“Andrew is not just a Young Global Leader, he is a young rising star and no doubt thinks of his worth in billions not millions.

“The deal these days with ALP is you get a law degree then schmooze your way to becoming Captain Fantastic, like KRudd taking over the Commonwealth Employment Service and netting his wife $200m and now selling us out via his mates in the UN which he is desperately crawling to.

“The ALP is full of these crawlers that are only good for career crawling. They’ll go up any dark smelly hole if they think it’s full of paydirt for them …”

Bogan says the WEF’s guru Yuval Harari has told us that with technocracy we won’t need to vote anymore and the machines will do it for us.

“In the very near future the fishing families can go to their cubicles and sit there watching the screen and eating ze bugs. Don’t worry, from compassion, they will be sterilised.”

The WA government has reportedly allocated $20 million to buy back fishing licences. They claim “the reforms” were “based on scientific assessments that were independently reviewed and followed extensive consultation”.

Albany’s two bait wholesalers and distributors, who supply both recreational and commercial fishermen, are expecting to take a major financial hit from Labor’s ban.

“We think about between 30 and 50 per cent will be the drop in bait sales,” one wholesaler told the ABC. “A lot of that will be imported products and the [local] sardines we do.”