An hour before his event at UVU, Charlie Kirk sat down for an interview which would become his final recorded conversation
The final question: “What is a quote that you live by?”
Charlie’s answer: “This too shall pass — If you’re going through the worst of times, this too shall pass”
“Romans 8:28 — God works all things for good for those who love Him.. when things can be really bad, God is working it for His good”
Charlie had no idea this would be his final day on earth. His words, wisdom, and legacy will live on 🙏🏼
@OsherFeldman@Kelliesloanemp @SkyNewsAust @ljayes Being idealistic is not going to work. There is a valuable lesson to be learned from Singapore's experience.
🇺🇸 Streamer hmblzayy is walking from Philly to California, and police stopped him after concerned callers spotted him near the road.
Then somehow, the whole thing turned into a roadside conversation about God.
Only 2,000 miles left.
Clive Johnston from Northern Ireland was convicted of a crime for preaching the gospel. He was peaceful and kind while doing so.
John 15:18 “If the world hates you, keep in mind that it hated me first.” - Jesus Christ
I agree with you, but that's my point entirely. The resources are owned by the Australian people, past, current, and future. We need something in place so they cannot be exploited by anyone or any entity into the future without Aussies getting paid what's fair and reasonable. With a flat fee, i.e., that royalty across the board, any exploitation has to work out economically, and if it doesn't, it stays in the ground. No exceptions. My strong belief is that as the owners of the raw material, we should not be dictated to buy international pricing, treaties, tax regimes or anything else, and in fact, we should be able to borrow against our raw materials even when they are in the ground to develop the processing plants and the independence that would come with that.
that does sound fair, but I see it as being difficult to police, and therefore maintain, over time. My view is it should be one blanket fair and a reasonable royalty rate for all natural resources determined by the courts as with all other fair and reasonable royalty determinations.
@DEIONBOARDER@DoodyDarren@SenMcDonald Hey Dr., lighten up man .... Darren is spot on and that's because fair and reasonable royalties can remain fixed, whereas taxation regulations will change with successive governments for different Industries.
never mind, if they are deemed unviable just invest in something else.... I call for 15% royalty on all natural resources. Each industry can argue then argue with successive government about the tax blah blah. So if a new project is not economically viable because of it, leave the resource in the ground......