No sooner has SOS run a story in the last issue on the pressures causing scientists and researchers to publicly espouse that which is less than what they actually know and believe from their research, "Monkey on scientists back becomes visible," but now we have a retired scientist who was employed by Government here in this Nation showing just how dangerous these bureaucrats are with their agendas and power they wield.

This story is not only a must to read by every Australian citizen to understand just how manipulated our eminent scientific community are, but describes in graphic detail just how insidious the green movement is and the incredible damage such a movement has caused to the Australian ecosystem. An ecosystem that you have all been led to believe these Green Necks [along with the powerful Bureaucracy that is treasonously selling out Australian farming interests] are protecting, where in fact they are with out doubt almost the sole cause of the problems that they claim to be fighting.

It is also without doubt time for the farmers nationally to fight back and fight back with a vengeance against a the assault against their livelihoods that such dastardly, ill-informed groups such as the Wilderness Society - who are nothing but puppets of the Bureaucrats who are stealing everything that has value in this nation, for their corporate masters.

This story, a transcript of a speech given in 2005 by Mr Bill Burrows who spent 40 years of his life as a research scientist employed by the Government, is proof that all you farmers are being screwed in a manner that can almost be described as the intentional criminal intent to defraud the citizens of this nation of the results of proven scientific research.

Read this story, now reread and reread it again, print it out and e-mail it far and wide, because this is one monkey on a scientist's back that has been thrown to the floor and crushed under foot.

Just how deep are the lies and deceit of those we entrust ?

God save this nation

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