QLD Premier

[alexjones]

So he responded to my email about my concerns about the people of Queensland getting raped and having our guns stolen for the second time due to actions in another jurisdiction.


His response ignored my concerns about guns being stolen and was paragraphs long about the rise of hate, racism and antisemitism. I don't give a F about these things I only care about having our guns stolen. What he did say about guns is below.


“As a government, any proposed changes will be examined calmly and carefully.”

[alexjones]

Am I looking at this the wrong way?

Is it bad he dodged my gun question and made it about hate?

Or is it good that he is making it about hate and not guns?

I don't know his angle as I just don't trust politicians.

[deye243]

He dodged the question so you'd have no ammunition to go throwing around the internet regardless of what him Northern Territory and Tasmania want to do they will have to comply because elbow sleazy will just hold back GST money without it states go broke within weeks or months

[Die Judicii]

[quote="deye243"]He dodged the question so you'd have no ammunition to go throwing around the internet regardless of what him Northern Territory and Tasmania want to do they will have to comply because[color=#4000BF] elbow sleazy will just hold back GST money without it states go broke within weeks or months[/[/color]
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I wonder,,,, if it were publicised as such. The backlash could be brutal.

[alexjones]

Howard did it to WA and QLD in 1996. They both did not want to implement a register due to the cost and knowing it does nothing.

The QLD police commissioner also wanted to allow semi autos for sports shooters.

But Howard blackmailed them to sign the NFA by withholding grants and taxes etc.

[bigrich]

He dodged the question so you'd have no ammunition to go throwing around the internet regardless of what him Northern Territory and Tasmania want to do they will have to comply because[color=#4000BF] elbow sleazy will just hold back GST money without it states go broke within weeks or months[/[/color]
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I wonder,,,, if it were publicised as such. The backlash could be brutal.

i reckon your right there about public backlash. a lot of media commentators are calling out albo for his attitude and lies , and treating the public like idiots . covid lockdowns were a great thing. it woke a lot of people up to our politicians and leaders , and a lot more people question them now . since the howard era mining and agriculture are now our greatest wealth generation . QLD could hold back the revenue from the feds and bully boy them into capitulation

[bigrich]

So he responded to my email about my concerns about the people of Queensland getting raped and having our guns stolen for the second time due to actions in another jurisdiction.


His response ignored my concerns about guns being stolen and was paragraphs long about the rise of hate, racism and antisemitism. I don't give a F about these things I only care about having our guns stolen. What he did say about guns is below.


“As a government, any proposed changes will be examined calmly and carefully.”

sounds like you got the same generic reply i did . proposed changes being examined calmly and carefully is a good sign. crusifulli is more in touch with public sentiment than albo that's for sure . we have quite a few senators and MP's in QLD who'd give him a real battle over any unfair laws . the total lack of consultation by minns is epic . i bet there's a lot of people upset about belt fed shotguns being banned

[Wapiti]

It's good thing, don't read too much into it.
There will be a few form email letters sent back to people, just the way it is.
For one thing, they received your letter and you got a reply.

What's great is that the focus is on antisemitism, NOT gun owners. I can't see what's bad about that, even slightly.
Then mentioning that any laws will always be calmly considered, in other words, he isn't going to jump and blame you all for his own p*ss-poor performance, like Minns and Albanese.

We could be completely f**ked here in Qld too, we could have that semen c*ckpit Miles as Premier... remember it was only week before Bondi and Miles was calling for a complete copy of the fascist WA gun laws here, as a cover-up for his Govt's inability tom do due-diligence prior to sending those poor constables to that address in Wiembilla.

As old mate from Shooters Union has stated, it's the LABOR states doing all the white-anting and belittling of firearm ownership since 1996, and it was Labor who wrote the bulk of the proposed legislation that a shocked Howard knee-jerkingly brought into legislation, with Bi-partisan support. They have always driven the UN disarmament agenda for One-World Government, which WILL happen in the future I'm sure, solely due to the "theory of stupidity" imbedded in the sheep voters.

The old ASJ's I have here stashed remind me of just how much stricter things could've been already, if the Labor opposition at that time were the ones in government. But for those of you thinking I'm a Liberal fan-boy, wake up to yourselves. I've promoted One Nation forever, stood as a candidate, sat at polling booths supporting them, I know what the party that supports personal freedoms and business people best is called.

[womble]

Dumbass keeps parroting the same bulls**t.

I only saw labor members speak up for us in 96.

I’ve literally posted videos of labor pollies speaking up for us in 96. But this dumbf*ck still tries to rewrite history.

When we went to the last federal election . Who of the majors had the most favorable firearms policy. Labor.
We’ve only had labor to work with since 96. Because they were the only party willing to allow new technology as per their policy.
And now that we don’t have that at a federal level, we don’t have anyone. We can’t import.

Minor parties sure. But we need a major to be reasonable.

[fussy]

Howard did it to WA and QLD in 1996. They both did not want to implement a register due to the cost and knowing it does nothing.

The QLD police commissioner also wanted to allow semi autos for sports shooters.

But Howard blackmailed them to sign the NFA by withholding grants and taxes etc.

Let the feds know, we won't make the same mistake...backlash at federal election.

[bigrich]

Howard did it to WA and QLD in 1996. They both did not want to implement a register due to the cost and knowing it does nothing.

The QLD police commissioner also wanted to allow semi autos for sports shooters.

But Howard blackmailed them to sign the NFA by withholding grants and taxes etc.

Let the feds know, we won't make the same mistake...backlash at federal election.

hell yeah, i wanna see labour and the greens wiped out politically in this country at the next election

[womble]

Labor has done a good job of wiping out greens since their divorce.
But you will always have that 10 percent of the population who want greens policies. It won’t go below that.
And it doesn’t cause too much trouble at that. It’s contained.

You can’t wipe out labor until you have another competent centrist party to challenge them.
And you can’t challenge them with a different 10%
And you can’t bolster that 10% with one nation. Because you can’t get another 40% to unlearn their entire life experience living here. Whether they be educated or not.
Fascism is just too hard to sell here. And nobody wants to ditch one authoritarian government for another, .because better the devil you know.
And honestly the hardest sell is in the regional areas. Go to any small town and there will be a war memorial in a park. And everyone in that town lost family fighting fascism. And everyone in that town will turn out to never forget that.

We don’t live in the 1950’s anymore. You need a party that lives in the present and addresses the needs of the present.
Nobody is buying regressive policy.

[alexjones]

We need to infiltrate the children and subvert them. Get them thinking that guns and freedom are good and communism is bad.

I would love to be a teacher or a town hall speaker. I really think I could indoctrinate the future voters into loving freedom.

I am a great public speaker! Like a political commissar but for self preservation and self determination. That would be a rewarding job.

[womble]

You might want to edit that

[alexjones]

Whats wrong with it? Subversion of the youth is a perfect way to change the voting block of this federation. Everybody knows it is easier to ingrain values into youth than it is to change older peoples already established values.

[alexjones]

If we can get the youth to become patriots that love freedom we can make this federation great again.

Get them loving firecrackers, guns, self defence, personal liberty and personal responsibility etc etc.

The only way to get this country back on track is the youth vote!

[bigrich]

If we can get the youth to become patriots that love freedom we can make this federation great again.

Get them loving firecrackers, guns, self defence, personal liberty and personal responsibility etc etc.

The only way to get this country back on track is the youth vote!

i agree with you , but the amount of social and cultural change required is massive . i find country people and kids to generally have common sense and be of good morales . todays youth spends a very large amount of time on the internet , having their behaviour modified by social media , learning many selfish , negative behaviours. it's hard enough to find adults who take personal responsibility, and they don't teach their kids this . a lot of modern parents in the city and suburbs seem to leave raising their kids to teachers cause they've got increasingly busy lives, and then go off at the school if little jonny does the wrong thing and is disciplined. you've only got to look at the rise in violence figures regarding teachers , and a lot comes from parents as well as entitled spoilt brats . says a lot about where our society is headed , and i don't like it .

[Wapiti]

Social media is the route of all evil here.
I can see from my own experience that all my social media use is completely modified by whatever the "algorithm" says - it only gives me stuff from learning what I look at and also what it hears me talking about. That's a fact.
Young people are going to be bombarded forever onwards with what they are expected to believe and also, what these platforms are trying to use to push political future needs on them.
And it's not going to stop, unless some worldwide catastrophe changes it.

[womble]

Whats wrong with it? Subversion of the youth is a perfect way to change the voting block of this federation. Everybody knows it is easier to ingrain values into youth than it is to change older peoples already established values.

Infiltrate children is getting a bit too conservative

[bigrich]

Whats wrong with it? Subversion of the youth is a perfect way to change the voting block of this federation. Everybody knows it is easier to ingrain values into youth than it is to change older peoples already established values.

Infiltrate children is getting a bit too conservative

It’s what the left have been doing for years. Kids at protests hold up signs with slogans they don’t even understand

[alexjones]

I just like the hyperbole of the wording. All it means is we have to ingrain good values in the voters of the future.

[Die Judicii]

Social media is the route of all evil here.

edited to ask, did you mean “route” or root ?
Dead f##king right Mate. As a kid, when TV came about I used to watch cartoons, ones that were funny and you could laugh at. But, since the seventies they are 99% all about evil, war, people being killed, and global tyranny. And it’s all being force fed into children literally brain washing them. Because there is f##k all else for them to watch on TV. Is it any wonder youth crime including adult crime is mostly violent,,, and the perpetrators have zero conscience ??

[Wapiti]

Yep. So true.
Open YouTube and get bombarded with ads for video games with men in skirts swinging huge swords/machetes at crowds over a bridge, this despicable sh*t then they restrict and/or ban people who post videos about how to pull a firearm apart from cleaning.
Or, as I have been, banned for 24hrs for posting what they say is "hate speech" for saying Albanese should be removed from Australia's political landscape.
The hypocrisy isn't even trying to be hidden anymore.

Good thing I saw this morning on Sky, was the NT Chef Minister Lio Finnochiaro saying that the NT WILL NOT participate in Albanese's call for more gun laws and persecute law-abiding Australians, and also will not contribute ANY money towards a buyback as requested.
Qld Govt is buoyed by this and is considering if it will back them and join in in telling Labor to hold get f***ed.

Those voters have certainly been vindicated. As have the rest of us who knew it was coming one day again, from the left.

[Zappa]

NT I suspect is playing hardball with the federal government and will soon fall into line when albo sweetens the deal.
I very much doubt the Buy back will unravel unless all States and Territories come together and agree to do their own independent enquiries and potentially kick this down the road long enough for Labor to get flipped in NSW

[Wapiti]

NT I suspect is playing hardball with the federal government and will soon fall into line when albo sweetens the deal.
I very much doubt the Buy back will unravel unless all States and Territories come together and agree to do their own independent enquiries and potentially kick this down the road long enough for Labor to get flipped in NSW

No they won't. For once a state has a leader. And others are looking on and seeing this leadership.
And NSW will not flip. Labor looks after Labor, even a right-of-centre socialist like Minnsy. He's just another populist, desperate for affection and swinging in the breeze. AND he needs that coward Albanese's money.

They are all going to look like the leadership failures that they are, backed into a corner by their own quick mouths and desperation to blame others for dealing with issues completely over their mental capacity. Well they misjudged everyone capable of intelligent thought.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-togz9pob0s&t=83s

[Die Judicii]

Yep. So true.
Open YouTube and get bombarded with ads for video games with men in skirts swinging huge swords/machetes at crowds over a bridge,

Yep, it all just proves that with human behaviour you REAP WHAT u SOW. These people are only emulating what’s been shoved down their throats since pre school days if not beforehand.

[Wapiti]

Well, they can chop one another up until there's none left. It's too tough a life for them out here. They can stay where the voter base wants more of them.

[Wapiti]

Actually Lio Finnochiaro on Sky this evening has doubled down on refusing to change already-adequate laws in the NT.

From what I see from our business in Katherine, hunting is a very big deal and taken very seriously and we deal with professional hunters, indigenous landholders providing hunting leases and all the fly and drive in world-class hunting they've set up there. AND the business that benefit.
Large-scale grazing, grey-nomads passing through and both private and professional hunting is very big money and powers the economy.
Only city educated activist trash would not appreciate or even understand what goes on outside of the city-council-provided Sunday on the Brisband river Jazz bands for the craft-beer drinkers in their bike shorts.

[Zappa]

No they won't. For once a state has a leader. And others are looking on and seeing this leadership.
And NSW will not flip. Labor looks after Labor, even a right-of-centre socialist like Minnsy. He's just another populist, desperate for affection and swinging in the breeze. AND he needs that coward Albanese's money.

Tasmania has warned it would cost the cash-strapped state $20 million, while the Northern Territory’s chief minister, Lia Finocchiaro, has flatly rejected it would partake.

“If the Federal Government wants to put a national buyback scheme in place, they should fund it,” Ms Finocchiaro said on Monday.

“I will not have everyday Territorians foot that bill.”

In his press conference on Tuesday, Mr Albanese said he had not spoken with Ms Finocchiaro about it, quipping that “there’s nothing unusual about a premier or chief minister saying that someone else should pay for things”.

https://thenightly.com.au/politics/gun- ... c-21291805

Like I said playing hardball.

[Die Judicii]

My dear old Dad always told me ,,,,, If you can't afford what you want, its mostly a better option to work hard and save your $$$,
rather than go into debt.

Elbow,, take note.