Graham Finlayson

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Graham Finlayson

Graham Finlayson

@GrahamFinlayso6

Just a little bit interested in cows, grass and positive agriculture

Katılım Mayıs 2021
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Graham Finlayson
Graham Finlayson@GrahamFinlayso6·
Nothing democratic about our current sad state of affairs…
Senator Alex Antic@SenatorAntic

Today the Labor Government will be ramming through the Senate their National Health Amendment (Passive Immunological Products) Bill without debate. The Bill will change and expand the definition of vaccine to include any “immunising agent, that confers protection to persons through active or passive immunity against disease”. What that will likely mean is more products being paid for by the tax payer and presumably added to the childhood schedule in due course. I will NOT BE SUPPORTING the Bill.

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Senator Alex Antic
Senator Alex Antic@SenatorAntic·
The Labor Government wants to blame President Trump for the fuel crisis. In reality we should be blaming those from all sides of politics who have acquiesced to the climate scam. To hear more from me and stay up to date, signup to email newsletter here: alexantic.com.au/join
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Graham Finlayson@GrahamFinlayso6·
Well said
Therese Armstrong@ThereseArm56424

This was my response to Patrick Gorman's post on X. I’m an Australian nurse of 42 years who has spent her entire adult life caring for my fellow Australians. I’ve worked hard, paid my taxes, lived responsibly, and served my community without hesitation. I have no husband and no children — my life has been one of service. To see people like me described as “rats and rejects” simply because I support a fair and balanced immigration policy and believe in using Australia’s natural resources responsibly is deeply disappointing. You’re not attacking a political party with language like that — you’re attacking ordinary, hardworking Australians who want the best for their country. Shame on you for speaking about people like me in that way.

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Aus Integrity
Aus Integrity@QBCCIntegrity·
CONTROVERSIAL OPINION: 1) You can fuel your car for 5 years at $4/Litre for the cost of a cheap EV 2) EV inventories across the country have sold out this week. 3) Our power grid has ZERO CHANCE of keeping the vehicles charged and the lights on. This is a forced transition
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Batman.🇦🇺
Batman.🇦🇺@Batman2242·
Hummm, $50 billion a year for the Indigenous $50 billion a year for NDIS $55 billion a year for the defence of Australia. But we cannot ever store 30 days of emergency fuel.
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“STRAIGHT SHOOTER”@Goalkickingguru·
A lot of the diesel that was already in storage in Australia when the war started was landed at Australia refineries for around 90 cents a litre. A lot of that diesel has been sold for close to $3 a litre. Hey ACCC isn’t that price gauging
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Craig Kelly:🇦🇺Foundation for Economic Education
Craig Kelly:🇦🇺Foundation for Economic Education@craigkellyAFEE·
In the decades to come, Historians will look back and shake their heads to a time in history when thousands of people were employed in a government department that thought they could stop bad weather.
The Australian@australian

The One Nation leader reveals plans to abolish the climate change department and deliver tax incentives to protect the family unit. Read more: bit.ly/3PreD1L

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mark pg@mark16pg·
The only people who are not getting handouts from the NDIS are the ones that need it. You can't hate Labor enough.
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Senator Alex Antic
Senator Alex Antic@SenatorAntic·
With fuel stations running dry across Australia and farmers warning of empty supermarket shelves from diesel shortages, I get a distinct feeling of COVID déjà vu. Could we soon see COVID-style government interventions: movement restrictions, rationing, and lockdowns to ‘manage’ the crisis? No surely that’s just another “conspiracy theory”! To hear more from me and stay up to date, signup to my email newsletter here: alexantic.com.au/join
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Graham Finlayson@GrahamFinlayso6·
@farmersgrowit That’s the weak link in high input systems - the reliance on high prices and at some point it will hurt. I’m in a low input low rainfall environment, and I know at some point that the lack of rainfall will hurt us, as that’s our weak link .
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Mark Modra
Mark Modra@farmersgrowit·
Great graph Andrew, though may need updating. $1350/ t urea divided by $310/t wheat takes 4.3 t of wheat to buy. Gross margin/ and profit looks very poor for many farming systems……. Will the price of wheat/canola lift?
Andrew Whitelaw@WheatWatcher

The price of urea isnt important - provided the grain/oilseed price is high. That's the problem. While Urea prices are not yet at record levels globally, we are experiencing close to the most expensive in terms of affordability when we compare to wheat prices.

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Sama Hoole
Sama Hoole@SamaHoole·
"But our ancestors ate plants too." Yes. They did. They ate whatever was available, in whatever season, on whatever continent they'd been pushed into by climate, migration, and the slow grinding pressure of survival. But here's the thing about a landscape 200,000 years ago. There were no fields. No farms. No greenhouses, polytunnels, or year-round supply chains. There was a landscape: mostly wild, mostly difficult, mostly trying to kill you. Go to the Rift Valley in the dry season. Tell me where the kale is. Walk the steppes of Central Asia in February. Show me the quinoa. Stand on the edge of a frozen tundra in winter and point to the lentils. Now tell me what IS there. Animals. Large, fatty, slow-breeding megafauna that spent millions of years converting low-quality vegetation into high-quality fat and protein. Animals so calorie-dense that a single kill fed a group for days. Animals whose fat kept brains running and children alive through winters with no plan B. The mammoth. The aurochs. The bison. The reindeer. Not a vegetable restaurant. A freezer. A walking, breathing freezer with hooves. Our ancestors didn't become human despite eating animals. They became human because of it. The brain grew. The gut shrank. The tools got sharper. Social structures got more complex - because coordinating a hunt requires more cognitive bandwidth than foraging a tuber patch. Meat didn't coexist with human evolution. Meat funded it.
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Graham Finlayson@GrahamFinlayso6·
The only Liberal politician in Australia worth feeding
Senator Alex Antic@SenatorAntic

Labor and the Greens just voted DOWN my motion seeking production of documents related to the Therapeutic Goods Administration’s links to the World Health Organisation. What don’t they want Australians to learn about WHO’s role in our medical regulatory system? To hear more from me and stay up to date, signup to my email newsletter here: alexantic.com.au/join

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Concerned Citizen
Concerned Citizen@BGatesIsaPyscho·
🚨🇦🇺 “Are you are bleeding heart lefty? No? They all say they’re not.” Extraordinary interview with Australian One Nation Leader Cori Bernadi. He completely dismantles the argument around mass immigration - the entire Western World are quickly realising it’s an existential unmitigated disaster‼️
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Sama Hoole
Sama Hoole@SamaHoole·
Stomach acid pH across species: Sheep: 5.0 - dedicated herbivore Horse: 5.5 - dedicated herbivore Gorilla: 4.5 - dedicated herbivore Dog: 2.0 - carnivore Wolf: 2.0 - carnivore Lion: 2.0 - carnivore Human: 1.5 - more acidic than all of them Vulture: 1.0 - obligate scavenger Hyena: 1.5 - bone-crushing scavenger We didn't evolve as herbivores who occasionally ate meat. We evolved as scavengers who moved up the food chain. That pH 1.5 isn't designed to digest salad. It's designed to kill the botulism in a three-day-old carcass. You have the stomach of something that ate whatever was dead and available. Your ancestors were not fussy. They were alive.
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