Ann: Drilling of the Elsienora Project Set to Commence, page-63

i see potential for a very interesting wedge tactic.

and I say this in full awareness that Bowdens and co read these forums.....

perhaps it is time to start a fear campaign against local producers and the produce they sell.

why?

because it's proximal to an area in which mining has been conducted for dozens of years....Cadia (amongst many others)

Which as bowdens and co would have you believe means one thing...."lead poisoning"

whereby it's only reasonable to extend that rationale to "lead has leached into local produce"

given that many of these hippies probably thrive (to their way of thinking) on cash based sales of alfalfa and chickpea to unsuspecting Sydneysiders on a weekend jaunt to what they think is not lead-tainted Rylstone with its lead tainted produce, maybe it's time to "expose the lead" in local produce.

does this ABC show have social media associated to it? Maybe it's time to infuse a little lead talk to wherever these locals earn a dollar from produce.

like any good cistern, this will certainly flush them out.

either the friendly producers will turn on the LAG agitators and tell them to eff off with their rubbish talk about lead, or everyone in the area can sink like a stone with the lead gibberish they are sprouting.

this goes for wineries, vegetables, graziers, you name it

you're either with us, or against us. But one thing is for sure, talk of lead on your social advertising your poultry, your cafe, etc etc should now be plastered with the word lead.

you can't have it both ways. You can't walk both sides of the street. Either historic proximal mining has 'wrecked everything for generations' or the whole thing is an enormous beatup.

maybe the ABC will be dragged kicking and screaming into surfacing this issue???