Lach Gruns

Quality Food Producer

[Lach Gruns @LakeRoyLG]

@MarioNawfal 😥

[Lach Gruns @LakeRoyLG]

@JimThom90458694 I hope Karl gets
Australian of the Year

[Lach Gruns @LakeRoyLG]

@RositaDaz48 The real issue here is, since our constitution has been subverted, they are now not working for you anymore.
Their masters and overlords are the big corporates and their international financiers.
Therefore no special super.

[katy 🌸 @KatyKray73]

Malcolm Roberts nails it, this speech is massively underrated! 🔥

We’ve already hit Net Zero, yet we’re breaching the UN agreement while our people are being driven into poverty.
This madness has to stop.

Enough is enough!
#NetZeroScam

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

A wool jumper, made in 1985, washed in cold water once a month, worn through three decades of British winters, would currently be sitting in someone's wardrobe doing fine.

A polyester fleece, made in 2026, machine-washed weekly, will start to lose its structural integrity within three to five years, shed an estimated 700,000 microfibres per wash into the water system, and end its life in landfill where it will persist for approximately 200 years.

The wool jumper:

- Came from a sheep
- Required grass and rain
- Will biodegrade entirely within three years of being buried
- Will keep you warm when wet
- Will not melt if exposed to a flame
- Will probably outlive you
- Cost £80 in 1985, which is £230 today, and represents the entire jumper budget for the next forty years

The polyester fleece:

- Came from an oil refinery in Texas
- Required hexane extraction, polymerisation and dyeing in three different factories on three different continents
- Will not biodegrade in any human timeframe
- Will get cold and clammy when wet
- Will melt against your skin if exposed to a flame
- Will be in landfill within five years
- Cost £40 in 2026, which means you'll buy ten of them across the next forty years for a total of £400, and the planet will still be eating the residue in the year 2226

But yes. The sheep is the problem.

The sheep, standing in a field in mid-Wales, growing a renewable fibre from grass and rain.

The sheep is the problem.

[Lozzy B 🇦🇺𝕏 @TruthFairy131]

🔥 BREAKING 🔥

Farm murder Australia.

Foreigners are breaking into Aussie farms & stealing livestock.

People are getting attacked & now a Farmer has been murdered.

A sheep farmer was dragged to his death like a scene from classic Australian movie Mad Max, before he was shot and buried in a shallow grave on his own property, police say.

Richard 'Willsy' Wills, 65, was last seen leaving his home in Ouyen, about 450km north-west of Melbourne near the South Australian border, on Easter Sunday.

Victorian detectives believe he suffered a horrendous ordeal before being fatally shot, including being dragged behind an unidentified vehicle. 

The murder comes after repeated complaints from farmers in the Clunes region about organised foreign crime gangs stealing their sheep over the past year. 

It is understood that, shortly before his death, Mr Wills had reported some of his sheep had also been stolen. It seems that they came back for more.

This will only get worse.

This is happening locally to me too. Lots of stories from friends & locals.

They are also slaughtering & butchering our Kangaroos & other wildlife.

Farmers Stay Alert, Be Prepared & Stay Safe 🙏🏼🤍

REMIGRATION Now

[Lach Gruns @LakeRoyLG]

@S_GerardRennick If they don't it proves they're not working for the Australian people

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Activist: "I only buy wool-free clothing."
Farmer: "What's it made of?"
Activist: "Synthetic fibres."
Farmer: "Which are made from oil."
Activist: "Recycled synthetics, mostly."
Farmer: "Which shed microplastics into waterways with every wash."
Activist: "That's an industry problem."
Farmer: "The wool I produce is biodegradable, regrows every year, and requires no petrochemicals."
Activist: "But an animal is involved."
Farmer: "An animal that needs shearing anyway."
Activist: "I still don't want to wear it."
Farmer: "You're choosing microplastics in rivers over a haircut."
Activist: "I'm choosing not to exploit animals."
Farmer: "You're choosing to exploit the ocean instead."

[Matthew Blair @ThrimbyFarms]

💥💥💥Going to be a millionaire 💥💥💥

Carbon capture machine incoming…
Share, tag do whatever, i’m on to something… Move over Ed. I’ll take the £650k to teach defra…

[Michael Arbon @arbsmichael]

According to the ex-NSW Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner for Japan and Korea, Michael Newman:

🇦🇺 Australia has 140 public servants to every 1,000 people

🇯🇵 Japan has 38 per 1,000 people.

🇦🇺 Employs 2.5 million bureaucrats, costing us $232 billion a year.

🇯🇵 Has five times our population, runs on 3.3 million bureaucrats and spends only $270 billion.

🇦🇺 17 per cent of the working age population is now on the government payroll.

🇯🇵 Just five per cent.

🇦🇺 Bureaucrats are on bigger salaries too. Per head, Aussie public servants earn an average of $93,000 versus Japan at just $76,000.

🇦🇺 At the senior executive level, federal heads of department are raking in up to $1,000,000 Aussie dollars a year.

🇯🇵 To compare with Japan, the top earning politicians in the Asian archipelago bring home about $255,000.

Mr Newman sensibly suggested that senior civil servants should be paid like private sector professionals, with a smaller base salary with performance-based rewards.

As Thomas Sowell said "It is hard to imagine a more stupid or more dangerous way of making decisions than by putting those decisions in the hands of people who pay no price for being wrong."

[Aus Integrity @QBCCIntegrity]

Coles has stated it will INCREASE the amount of Bovaer in its product line.

DO NOT BUY MEAT AT COLES.

[Lach Gruns @LakeRoyLG]

@thehealthb0t Why would you stoop to produce this generated Ai, whether true ot not?

[healthbot @thehealthb0t]

THE SKIN CANCER LIE:

According to the man in this video, a 1988 Australian study found something explosive. Two groups of hairless mice were given the same calories and the same UV exposure. As he puts it, “the only difference was the type of fat they ate.”

He says the mice eating seed oils, the same oils in most processed foods, “started to develop skin tumors after UV exposure.” At the same time, “the mice eating saturated fat like butter were completely fine. Same UV light but no tumors.”

And when researchers switched the protected mice over to seed oils, he says “tumors started showing up.” His summary is blunt: “seed oils plus sun equals tumors.”

[British Australian Community @Brit_Aus_Com]

Australia is rapidly transforming from a British Liberal Democracy to Police State Tyranny. If the government can define “hate” however it wants, then it can punish whoever it wants.

[Clown Wars Down Under 🤡 @clowndownunder]

Greg Barns, former national president of the Australian Lawyers Alliance, says the new hate speech laws are ‘the sort of stuff you get in authoritarian countries’

[Foundation for Economic Education @feeonline]

Every loss of freedom begins with a lie.

[Aus Integrity @QBCCIntegrity]

The cold hard truth on governments response to the Islamic Bondi Terror attack.

Both Australian PM Albanese (Labor) & opposition leader Sussan Ley (Liberals) are hijacking the event and CREATING a false enemy, “the right” X & Free Speech.

Free speech didn’t kill 15 Australians.

[Lach Gruns @LakeRoyLG]

https://t.co/o53rNrxWt6

[Lach Gruns @LakeRoyLG]

@2worldsPodcast Spot on