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Farming at Dululu for 100+ years

Natalie Bennett Green Party Leader Stand Up to Racism and Facism 21 03 15

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No to Islamophobia #MuslimLivesMatter
From Ferguson to London #BlackLivesMatter
Stamp out out Anti-Semitism
Immigrants are Welcome Here
Yes to Diversity

Last Saturday, 15,000 people marched across Britain in demonstration in London, Glasgow and Cardiff to say no to racism, Islamophobia, Anti-Semitism and Fascism. The demos saw a vibrant, diverse crowd from all walks of life and heard important speeches from Parliamentarians, Trade Unionists, LGBT Groups, Student activists join people from all walks of life in was the biggest anti-racist demonstration of the year! As part of an international day of action in cities around the world, tens of thousands marched worldwide to say no to racism!

Other speakers included at the London rally included:

• Jerry Dammers Composer ‘Free Nelson Mandela’ / Founding member Artists Against Apartheid • Jeremy Corbyn MP • Marina Prentoulis Syriza London / Senior Lecturer at the University of East Anglia • Diana Holland Assistant General Secretary for Equalities, Unite the Union • Gloria Mills UNISON • Ian Lawrence General Secretary NAPO • Jennifer Moses National Official (Equality and Training), NASUWT • Zita Holbourne PCS NEC • Colette Levy Hidden Child from Vichy France • Bruce Kent VP Pax Christi •Ava Vidal Comedian and Writer • Maurice Wren Chief executive, Refugee Council • Omer El Hamdoon President Muslim Association of Britain • Maz Saleem Daughter of the late Mohammed Saleem • Malia Bouattia NUS Black Students’ Officer • Piers Telemaque NUS VP Society and Citizenship •Shreya Paudel NUS International Students’ Officer • Tommy Tomescu Alliance Against Romanian and Bulgarian Discrimination • Lindsey German Convenor, Stop the War Coalition • Dipu Ahad Newcastle Unites • Lee Jasper Black Activists Rising Against Cuts • Aaron Kiely NUS NEC • Shakira Martin President Lewisham College • Gerry Gable Searchlight • Saminda Kharay Friends of the Earth • Maddy Kirkman NUS Disabled Students Officer • Sahaya James Student Assembly Against Austerity • Paul Mackney Greece Solidarity Campaign • Jo Cardwell Stand up to UKIP • Weyman Bennett and Sabby Dhalu Joint National Secretaries, Unite Against Fascism

We are the majority and we will stand up to racism!

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early settlers

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This video was produced to mark the 100th year anniversary of the founding of the township of Malanda in Far North Queensland. Produced, directed and narrated by Jim Hill, funded by Arts Queensland and Tablelands Regional Council, with the assistance of Malanda Historical Society and Malanda Chamber of Commerce and voices from Malanda Theatre company. Made on a VERY low budget, in less than a month! Copyright 2011 James A. Hill, http://www.jim-hill.com

Wartime Farm Episode 4 of 8

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The team discovers that Wartime Farmers could lose everything – their home and their land – if the government did not think they were productive enough. Over 2,000 farmers deemed ‘not good enough’ were thrown off their farms during the war.
Ruth, Peter and Alex face a World War Two-style government inspection, meeting an expert who tells them to grow and to get their milking operation up and running.
In the process they confront the wave of mechanisation that government regulation brought to wartime farming, grappling with a new tractor and getting to grips with a milking machine. Yet they are dealt a bitter blow with the loss of a prime dairy cow. Peter also launches a rabbit-breeding concern and they take in the latest release from the Ministry of Information, who made films urging farmers to use the very latest techniques in the fields.
The team also discovers the chilling story of a local farmer who lost his life in a dramatic shoot-out with the police after the authorities tried to remove him from his farm for failing to meet his required targets.
With their hard work completed the inspector returns to judge the state of the farm and award them their all-important official ‘grade’ – determining whether their efforts have been a success or a failure.
Wartime Farm was produced by the BBC in partnership with The Open University.

Farmers demand milk price regulation

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Farmers from Central Kenya want the government to regulate the price of raw milk because low prices have forced many of them out of business. The farmers says that if the prices were better, then more milk would be produced, reducing the occasional milk shortages in the country. And in Lugari in Kakamega County maize farming is under threat this season as more farmers opt to go into sugarcane farming instead. The farmers say cane farming is more profitable compared to maize.

Green Fascism: Death by Wind Turbine

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For decades they have been touted by green warriors and global warming believers as the lynch pin of their brave new utopian future. Now it seems that something is truly rotten in the state of Denmark, or the great state of Texas in this case.

After years of searching, it appears that scientists have finally identified an actual cause of climate change… wind farms.

Critics have previously cited industrial wind turbine farms as a massive blot on the landscape, as well as accusing them of causing environmental and economic damage. Reports of bird and bat mortality, local deforestation, as well as negative effects on peat bogs in the UK — have all been cited in relation to the operation of wind turbines. Economic concerns include homes located near wind turbines losing significant value with some homes being impossible to sell and abandoned by their owners. Above all of this, the fact still remains that wind farms, like solar farms, cannot produce any significant amount of power required to feed the minimum base-load to electrify a small city.

Supporters and green lobbyists for the wind industry claim that these damages are justified in order to move society off of fossil fuels. Despite their sketchy green credentials, industrial wind farms have still been awarded generous subsidies from governments in North America and Europe.

But all these drawbacks pale in comparison to the latest bombshell to hit this once-celebrated symbol of Al Gore and the IPCC’s new green revolution. Now it’s official: wind turbine farms cause real climate change.

London Telegraph reported yesterday:

“Usually at night the air closer to the ground becomes colder when the sun goes down and the earth cools.

But on huge wind farms the motion of the turbines mixes the air higher in the atmosphere that is warmer, pushing up the overall temperature.

Satellite data over a large area in Texas, that is now covered by four of the world’s largest wind farms, found that over a decade the local temperature went up by almost 1C as more turbines are built.

This could have long term effects on wildlife living in the immediate areas of larger wind farms.

It could also affect regional weather patterns as warmer areas affect the formation of cloud and even wind speeds.”

There you have it. Global warming collectivists, backed by activist scientists have pushed hard for the last two decades, have breached academic ethics, routinely rigged temperature data, and even perverted the trusted pier review process — all in the drive to promote the idea of anthropogenic ‘climate change’ caused by man’s CO2 contribution to the earth’s atmosphere.
http://www.infowars.com/the-ultimate-green-bombshell-new-study-finds-wind-farms-cause-actual-climate-change/
by Patrick Henningsen

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EPA’s Heightened Regulation of Farmers

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We sit down with Garry Niemeyer, the past President of the National Corn Growers Association, and ask him about why he and other farmers are opposed to a new EPA rule that regulates bodies of water, the financial cost of entering the farming profession today, what advice he would provide to those considering a farming career, and the progress made so far to improve Illinois Lock and Dam system.