My footprint covers over 50 years playing around with water amongst other diversions along the way, today we also manufacture and Australian made centre pivot.
@CorbinSchuster at what point is the panic button pressed, i see a post on fb last night from a trucker in the US filling up and when you convert the exchange rate he was paying 4 bucks L
@EMUSBACKAGAIN@TonyNikolic10 Well done Tony, you have certainly kept at it. A lot of people will not find peace until justice is served in one way or another.
I think drinking plastic particles ad eating ultra processed foods is probably more of a concern. Some of us spent early youth hood on tractors no cabs or protection to Reglone, DDT-Monocrotophos and lots more. look at al the problems city people have today with no exposure 2 these
We certainly do not need three more years of a leftist coalition that has become more interested in getting votes from people who don't vote for them anyway than looking after the interests of traditional coalition voters. People have realised that there is nothing to loose in trying something different.
Liberal Leader Angus Taylor has a message to One Nation voters:
“But we’re also gonna be back in a very different context in the general election…
And we know in a general election, if the vote sprays, then Labor stays. And if Labor stays, then Australians pay.”
@KatyKray73 unfortunately there is a large group of people in this country who have no idea how important farms are. They have been completely disconnected from reality.
The Strait of Hormuz carries 20% of the world’s oil.
It’s now closed.
And the world is about to learn the difference between the headline price and the delivered price.
Headlines: $100-110/bbl
Middle East rerouting: $140-150 delivered
Red Sea shipping premium: +$30-40/bbl
War insurance: was 25bps — now 5% flat
One barrel recently hit Sri Lanka at $286.
That’s not an anomaly.
That’s the new math for every import-dependent economy on earth.
Japan. India. Pakistan. South Korea. Egypt.
They don’t produce oil.
They can’t print dollars.
And they can’t afford $286/bbl sustainably.
Hormuz isn’t just a shipping lane.
It’s the financial lifeline of half the developing world.
And right now — it’s shut.
🚨 Saudi Finance Minister EXPOSES the oil price :
“You see $90 on the screen… good luck buying a barrel at that price.”
Real price? $120–$160/barrel.
The biggest gap between perception and reality in energy markets — ever.
Who’s controlling the narrative? 👀
@Ryandally08 We have so many embarrassing people in our politics at the moment. Sadly i don't think a prolonged shit time which is coming is going to change the way the people who vote for them think.