Heard late one night recently during a talkback session on a fading
mainland radio station (I think 7CC?), a caller talking about opposition
to coal seem gas extraction. He stated "it was well known that activists
were responsible for releasing captive bred Black-throated Finches into
the wild at Brimblebox, to reinforce arguments for protection". Has
anyone on the list heard details and is there any truth to this?
Ian
St Helens, Tasmania
Grahame Rogers wrote:
See the email from Bimblebox Nature Refuge below. The issue of mining
in a Nature Refuge calls for a strong response.
Grahame Rogers| Convenor
BirdLife Southern Queensland
44 Emu Creek Road, Crows Nest, QLD 4355
T07 4698 1727
<> |
birdlife.org.au <http://birdlife.org.au>
ABN 75 149 124 744
Hello everyone
The heat is on
When they are scared, they lie!
I have just heard the
http://blogs.abc.net.au/queensland/2012/05/clive-palmer-showman-or-savvy.html?site=brisbane&program=612_morning
podcast (go to 19min and 20'') and I am outraged and amazed of how
many lies Palmer can pack up in such a short time!
We were ready to dismiss it as 'Palmer's usual lies' to obtain what he
wants, that is the Mining Lease, so by bad mouthing Bimblebox yet
again (he has done it before) ppl will start to believe in the lie,
thus giving him the ‘social licence’ to destroy it. The problem is
that the perception that ppl will have of Bimblebox now could change.
Paola
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