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Hi John --
Welcome to this week's newsletter, 10th December
2021
"Please Explain" Episode 6 imagines a day of truth in politics...
Morrison is asleep at the wheel in failing to safeguard our supply
chain... Frontline nurse discusses COVID jab side effects with Malcolm
Roberts... Miners threaten to walk off the job over mandates... And
the Marketing of Albanese. As always, we hope you enjoy this week's
brief recap of the news from One Nation.
"Please Explain" Politicians &
Lies Episode 6
From Senator Pauline
Hanson
Barnaby makes a birthday wish and the
class receives a rare lesson about truth in politics. Meanwhile Scott
learns you can run but you can't hide.
We love your feedback and ideas, so feel
free to share your inspirations with us. Join the creative team at
'Please Explain'.. click below.
Here's just a few of today's comments from YouTube:
"First one I have watched. Gotta love ya Pauline yep there is
always more ways than one to skin a cat and you doing it 😜👏
not hard to make them look bad when they give you so much material to
work with. You Go Pauline, love this approach, just popping off to go
watch the others 😹" ✌️(ROXY)
"THANK-YOU A MILLION TIMES OVER , not only for the pithy, on
target, nailing them all to the wall, but also for the much needed
laughs!!!" (Anderson Omo)
"That's awesome thanks Pauline :-) next time I won't watch
while eating, I spat my food out laughing! I'm so glad Jackie didn't
say anything else." (Dean v)
Morrison Naps on the Job
From Pauline
Hanson
The Morrison Government has been asleep at the wheel in failing to
prepare for a looming shortage of diesel exhaust fluid (DEF). This
threatens the supply of essential goods to Australian households and
businesses.
Short-sighted trade policy and an obsession with climate change
ideology led to poor decisions which now threaten to garage more than
half of Australia’s fleet of freight vehicles along with mining and
farming vehicles.
DEF is a pollution-reducing additive required by Federal law in
most modern diesel engines, including those powering the majority of
freight vehicles in Australia along with specialty mining vehicles and
farm machinery.
A key ingredient of DEF, or ‘AdBlue’ as it is commonly known here,
is urea—a major component of nitrogen-fixing fertilisers widely used
in Australia. We usually source up to 80% of our urea from China,
which has recently cut back on exports to shore up its domestic
supplies and reduce fertiliser costs.
Urea is manufactured with natural gas. We have abundant natural gas
resources but because the government allows nearly all of it to be
exported, Australia’s only manufacturer of urea has announced it will
cease production next year because it can’t secure an affordable
long-term supply of natural gas. Instead the facility will be used to
make hydrogen for Andrew Forrest.
How short-sighted is this? Relying solely on China for supplies
critical to keeping Australia moving and fed is just plain stupid
given its appetite for weaponizing trade for political purposes, and
potentially dangerous. Enabling the loss of our own capacity to
manufacture these critical supplies is equally stupid and
dangerous.
We’ve learned a lot during the COVID-19 pandemic, but some obvious
lessons seem to have escaped Scott Morrison: the long-term strategic
need for Australia to able to manufacture the products critical to our
economy, and the vulnerability of our supply chains.
The government, in its obsession with climate change ideology, can
throw all the taxpayer money it likes at Andrew Forrest to make
hydrogen, but no amount of money is going to convert every Australian
truck and tractor to hydrogen in time for this looming DEF
shortage.
At least there will be no shortage of idle trucks for the Prime
Minister to nap in while Australian households and businesses face
high price rises and critical shortages of essential goods... and just
when our economic recovery from COVID-19 is beginning.
Podcast: Frontline Nurse Discusses
Adverse Reactions to COVID Jabs
From Senator Malcolm
Roberts
There is no one-size-fits-all for dealing with a virus like
COVID-19. Australians have a right to choose how they medicate
themselves when ill.
The blatant removal of our individual freedoms regarding our chosen
medical responses to COVID is unprecedented and should concern every
Australian. We have been corralled like cattle into a yard and forced
to plunge into the dip.
70% of Queensland's Coal Miners
"Unvaccinated"
From Stephen Andrew MP, Mirani
QLD
Miners are prepared to walk away from high-paying jobs over
"coercive" mandates.
Australia’s $78 billion mining giant, BHP, announced that it would
be making vaccination a condition of access for all its offices and
mine sites. The road to tyranny has not been smooth for ‘the Big
Australian’ however.
In WA, 600 workers failed to show up for work the day after the
deadline shutting down operations while a compromise was worked out.
And in NSW, BHP’s mandate was ruled unlawful by Fair Work Australia
after workers were denied access to the mine site for refusing to
disclose their jab status.
In Queensland, workers have until 17 December to get their first
jab, and 31 January 2022 for the second. Central Queensland coal
communities are in absolute uproar over the issue. As of the 5
December, nearly 70% of workers at the mines are still unvaccinated!
Even worse, from the government’s point of view, those 70% workers are
showing NO sign of complying any time soon.
A number of miners have already engaged legal representation and
plan to fight the mandate in Federal Court. The case is likely to be
one of national significance given the number of miners who remain
unvaccinated and the vital role coal mining plays within the
economy.
Mining activity in Queensland accounts for an average of $47.9
billion a year, with about 64% of this output coming from coal. BHP’s
health mandates could be putting all this at risk.
If even a quarter of the coal workers follow through on their
threat to walk rather than be coerced, BHP could be forced to shut
down its coal mines.
Coal mining is highly specialised, and the company won’t be able to
fly in workers as the health sector has done. It also won’t be able to
force double shifts and overtime on workers because the mining
industry has strict safety protocols.
Absolutely nothing like this has been seen before in Queensland. It
could literally bring the State’s economy to its knees!
The miners are hoping to have their case brought before the Federal
Court ahead of the January deadline and have started a Go Fund Me page
to raise legal funds. Read more here:
The Marketing of Anthony
Albanese
From The Hon. Mark Latham MLC,
New South Wales
Labor likes to call the Prime Minister ‘Scotty From Marketing’. But
the most amazing marketing job in Australian politics has been the
imagery of Albanese as a moderate, centrist Labor Leader.
Here he is, promoting himself in the mould of Bob Hawke.
Yet in truth, Albanese, on behalf of the radical Labor Left,
opposed EVERY ONE of the Hawke and Keating Government’s economic
reforms. He can post as many pictures as he likes, but he can’t change
his own history.
Albanese believes in:
- Higher taxes and big spending Government
- Putting companies out of business and employees out of work to
meet climate change goals
- Opposing nuclear power and relying on renewables that invite
blackouts across the country
- Caving in to trade union demands to hurt small business and give
union officials a privileged place in the industrial relations
system
- Re-regulating the economy to dry up the capital and freedoms by
which the private sector creates jobs.
On social policy, Albanese has a long history of supporting:
- Open border asylum seeker policies
- Labelling people in Western Sydney as ‘racists’ for opposing open
borders
- The teaching of gender fluidity and other woke rubbish in our
schools
- Divisive identity politics, subdividing Australia on the basis of
race, gender and sexuality.
Albanese as a moderate, safe Labor leader? It’s one of the greatest
political con jobs we have ever seen.
More than ever, Australia is waking up to the fact that we are fast
losing our basic rights and freedoms and the Australian way of life is
in danger. We were told to fear a virus, but there's growing
realisation that the threat is a slide into totalitarianism.
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