Except derail the thread, for people who seriously want to discuss this issue.

Give it a rest and post on topic. Obvious you have no real interest in the topic of this thread.

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@am*3 wrote:

Give it a rest and post on topic. Obvious you have no real interest in the topic of this thread.

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Have you seen the Women of the Land video?  I think Skwirl posted a few days ago on one of the threads. Or maybe on a thread of it's own with women in the title.  

No, I haven't. Will look for it.

I kudo'ed icy's post - does she have a kudo team I can join?

Hi everyone, the discussion is getting a little heated.  Please be sure to keep your communications civil.  Thanks!

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@am*3 wrote:

No, I haven't. Will look for it.

 

 

I kudo'ed icy's post - does she have a kudo team I can join?

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I bumped it for you. Wonderful women, it's called.

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@bsal6160 wrote:

Begs the question...why didnt she speak out about it when she was the NSW governor?

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As the Governor, I don't think it's within her job description.

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@vicr3000 wrote:

I would have thought you would be more interested in jobs.

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vicr, I often agree with you, bu this time you are out of order.

Many people do have jobs providing the nation with food and exporting thir product. How many jobs do you think would be lost if mining took over what is now prime agricultural land? Besides, the health risks to the enviroment and the poisoning of drinking water.

Get your facts right.

And no, I am not living in one of those areas, but I am concerned about the future of our country.

Erica