Rattle the cage It is axiomatic that National disaster is...

Rattle the cage

It is axiomatic that National disaster is looming large on the horizon to the extent that Australia’s economy and substantial employment is in real jeopardy of being severely affected.

Liquidations, unemployment and bankruptcies and subsequent divorces will ensue, as certainly as night follows day.

It has been said publicly that in excess of 2,000 brick and clay paver’s manufacturer’s are in real danger of closing down due to the looming gas shortage.

That does not include the fertilizer and explosive industry and the building industry in general.

It has been publicly stated by Mr Richard Cottee managing director of Central Petroleum Limited that in excess of 300,000 jobs could be lost due to the looming gas shortage.

So critical is the situation becoming that it has already received national importance requiring action from the Prime Minister’s office (15 March 2017).

Regrettably that meeting apparently came up with a band aid fix and simply made the heads of the Gas companies agree to increase gas supply to the extent of ensuring that electricity supplies are not affected.

There can be no more certain method of deposing an incumbent Federal Government, than to have the power go of in the middle of “Current Affair” or other important program.

It tends to “annoy” the voting public, and they react appropriately.

History is replete with evidence of the population taking matters into their own hands and seeking changes for the better.

Usually there is change of some sort.

It usually starts as a murmur, then a whisper, then a conversation, and at the right time and place it develops into a strong and united public movement that simply cannot be ignored.

Brexit and Trump are two recent examples of change occurring from the bottom up over a long period of discontent.

I am reminded of the words of William Shakespeare.

There is a tide in the affairs of men, which taken at the flood, leads on to fortune.

Omitted, all the voyage of their life is bound in shallows and in miseries.

On such a full sea are we now afloat. And we must take the current when it serves, or lose our ventures.

We are all at that time in our (CTP) lives where we go onto fortune or lose in our ventures.

The choice is ours. Nobody else’s, our lives are NOT in the hands of Mac Bank or Richard Cottee, it is the hands of shareholders.

Contact your local MP, demand that jobs are not lost by the failure of the Turnbull or State Governments to address how serious the situation is and allow fracked gas to flow through the Jeemeena pipeline.

Time is of the essence, we have a limited window of opportunity to solve a Notional problem, will it benefit us financially, I hope so, I make no apologies for the fact that people will make money out of CTP solving national problem, the shareholders took the risk and entitled to be rewarded.

The time to act is NOW, it will take time to build up a head of steam, it will take time to create a National awareness.

But it can be done. stand up for yourselves and your family.

Grasp the nettle and take some pain, after all we are guaranteed a great deal of pain both personally and Nationally if you don’t stand up for ourselves

Join the CPSA and support to the NO vote.


CB [email protected]