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Arrogant Liars & Pretenders

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Mar 30, 2013, 10:51:53 PM3/30/13
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"Animal welfare group to monitor farms with drone"
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-03-31/animal-welfare-group-to-monitor-farms-with-drone/4602644

No - you have to learn to walk before you can run.

Seriously, another instance of leftist fuckwits trampling on privacy and
encroaching on property rights.

"The group says the drone can film from as low as 10 metres above the
ground to gather potential evidence of animal abuse.

Spokesman Mark Pearson says the practice will not contravene trespass or
privacy laws".

So if you own property, someone can frack up the ground beneath you and
someone else can buzz around 10 metres above - all you 'own' is a 10
metre thin strip.

"He says animal welfare is in the public interest".

Sure - so is everything is leftist loony land - what you eat & drink,
what you smoke and even what you watch on the internet.

"But the head of the Northern Territory Cattleman's Association, David
Warriner, disagrees.
...
He says farmers would not put up with drones that could hamper
helicopter operations on outback stations, and disrupt livestock.

Mr Warriner says he expects some farmers would shoot down the drones".

Good man - let the games begin.

I would go further & send a drone to monitor Mr Pearson 24x7 and see how
he likes it.

Leftist morons


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"The most concerning aspects of Mr. Conroy's enormous power are his
infantile understanding of how business actually operates, and his Obeid
like devotion to his cronies".
http://www.businessspectator.com.au/article/2013/3/21/national-affairs/end-line-conroy#ixzz2O8MmFKkl



"Wayne Swan was explicitly asked to rule out a further increase in the
debt limit above the current limit of
$300 billion. He steadfastly refused".
http://liberal.org.au/latest-news/2013/03/13/swan-refuses-rule-out-increase-debt-limit-above-300-billion

Swan...
"The course of action I'm talking about today really comes very much, I
guess, to the core of my values and the values of the Labor Party"

Paul Howes...
"Labor has an obligation to stop extremists who threaten our democracy"

How much new law is there every year?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lePrBUHihKI

Tony Abbott...
"You do not save the environment by killing the economy"

"It's not about popularity, it's about gaining respect, and she hasn't
got it yet"
(Australian of the Year, 2013)

Farkyah Zalle

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Mar 31, 2013, 12:15:28 AM3/31/13
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On Mar 31, 12:51 pm, Arrogant Liars & Pretenders
<bjfoster9...@yahoo.com.au> wrote:
> "Animal welfare group to monitor farms with drone"http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-03-31/animal-welfare-group-to-monitor...
>
> No - you have to learn to walk before you can run.

Stupid germs need to learn to crawl before they can walk.
>
> Seriously, another instance of leftist fuckwits trampling on privacy and
> encroaching on property rights.
>
> "The group says the drone can film from as low as 10 metres above the
> ground to gather potential evidence of animal abuse.
>
Yeah, right, and how long do these Gestapo wannabes think this sort of
shit would be tolerated. Time to dust off the under-and-over Miroku.

> Spokesman Mark Pearson says the practice will not contravene trespass or
> privacy laws".
>
Fly a drone over his backyard and see how long before it starts
whining.

> So if you own property, someone can frack up the ground beneath you and
> someone else can buzz around 10 metres above - all you 'own' is a 10
> metre thin strip.
>
> "He says animal welfare is in the public interest".
>
> Sure - so is everything is leftist loony land - what you eat & drink,
> what you smoke and even what you watch on the internet.
>
> "But the head of the Northern Territory Cattleman's Association, David
> Warriner, disagrees.
>         ...
> He says farmers would not put up with drones that could hamper
> helicopter operations on outback stations, and disrupt livestock.

"Could hamper?" Considering how low most heli-mustering is done, a
small flying object of any size would be bloody dangerous.
>
> Mr Warriner says he expects some farmers would shoot down the drones".
>
> Good man - let the games begin.

Bloody oath.
>
> I would go further & send a drone to monitor Mr Pearson 24x7 and see how
> he likes it.
>
> Leftist morons
>
> --
> "Whatever you hear on budget night is crap"
> Joe Hockey, March 2012
>
> "The most concerning aspects of Mr. Conroy's enormous power are his
> infantile understanding of how business actually operates, and his Obeid
> like devotion to his cronies".http://www.businessspectator.com.au/article/2013/3/21/national-affair...
>
> "Wayne Swan was explicitly asked to rule out a further increase in the
> debt limit above the current limit of
> $300 billion. He steadfastly refused".http://liberal.org.au/latest-news/2013/03/13/swan-refuses-rule-out-in...
>
> Swan...
> "The course of action I'm talking about today really comes very much, I
> guess, to the core of my values and the values of the Labor Party"
>
> Paul Howes...
> "Labor has an obligation to stop extremists who threaten our democracy"
>
> How much new law is there every year?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lePrBUHihKI

Why are people so cruel

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Mar 31, 2013, 3:28:29 AM3/31/13
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"Arrogant Liars & Pretenders" <bjfost...@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
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Farm and shotgun come to mind. I think some beat up is
going on, whilst the drones the US is using get their instructions
sent via satellite, the el cheapos drones on sale to the general
public have a very limited range - as any model plane flier will
tell you. They dont have live video feeds, just cameras that take
continuous filming of whatever they are flying over - so very little
chance of catching any wrong doing. Flight time of the electric
powered models is very limited - 20mins? the diesel powered
ones are horrendously noisy and would make easy targets for
anyone with a shotgun - and cant fly much longer than the electric
models. Maybe someone has been looking on eBay and thinking
"wow a $250 spy drone, I'll have some of that".

The drones the coppers are thinking about using are way more
sophisticated and expensive than any animal rights group could
afford - hours of flying time, fly high with long lens camera well
out of sight and sound, live video feed, GPS, etc. And a price that
most African nations would call their GDP - oh and a van full of
electronics keeping track of where the dam thing is.

The serious criminal gangs in the US have already got jammers in
place over their properties - does n't take long for the crims to have
the technology to beat the coppers - probably had it before the
coppers anyway and then sold them the drones :)

Spartan613

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Apr 5, 2013, 7:25:16 PM4/5/13
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"Farkyah Zalle" <farkya...@live.com> wrote in message
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On Mar 31, 12:51 pm, Arrogant Liars & Pretenders
<bjfoster9...@yahoo.com.au> wrote:
> "Animal welfare group to monitor farms with
> drone"http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-03-31/animal-welfare-group-to-monitor...
>
> No - you have to learn to walk before you can run.

Stupid germs need to learn to crawl before they can walk.
>
> Seriously, another instance of leftist fuckwits trampling on privacy and
> encroaching on property rights.
>
> "The group says the drone can film from as low as 10 metres above the
> ground to gather potential evidence of animal abuse.
>
Yeah, right, and how long do these Gestapo wannabes think this sort of
shit would be tolerated. Time to dust off the under-and-over Miroku.

> Spokesman Mark Pearson says the practice will not contravene trespass or
> privacy laws".
>
Fly a drone over his backyard and see how long before it starts
whining.

+++++++++++++++

Bob Brown didn't like it one bit when the RAAF flew photo-recon missions
over him and his boyfriend's camp many years ago.

Leftards are all for poking their noses in other peoples' business. But
their lives are too special for public scrutiny.

--
"There is no worse tyranny than to force a man to pay for what he does not
want merely because you think it would be good for him".

Robert A. Heinlein.

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