Vaccine skeptics "Crackpots"

Unless you have been living under a rock for the past twelve months then undoubtedly you are aware of the mass media hype that is "Swine Flu". Recently a vaccine has been created to treat this virus. However, there has been much skepticism that people should immunize as the worst of the pandemic is over. The fact remains that more people died from the more common flu in Australia than that of swine flu in the past 6 months.

It would seem that the media are urging people to dispel those skeptical of the vaccine as crackpots and conspiracy theorists. Full article here

"This group has the potential to do enormous damage, and my personal view is they should treated as the crackpots and conspiracy theorists that they are." - Micheal Wooldrige

I do not see how this group has the potential to do any damage at all, if anything they are likely to encourage others to start asking questions and researching things before making decisions. To dismiss these free thinkers as crackpots is just insulting and provides no attempt to dispel any of their findings. This is the shallow nature of the media today.

People should be encourage to learn more about the chemicals they are putting into their bodies not shunned as crackpots for it!

Immigration soars despite recession

IMMIGRATION has soared to record levels, even with the country in recession. Figures show that in the year to March, permanent and long-term arrivals outnumbered departures by 337,000.

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Immigration is detrimental to your national identity, culture and heritage. Not only does the multiculturalism caused by this sort of mass immigration create racial tension within society, but it also deprives third world countries of valuable skilled workers. Therefore; immigration is not a suitable solution for anyone!

Immigration is by no means a solution to end poverty within the third world, the video shown below explains why.

A start to self sufficiency

With much inspiration from websites such as Verdant and Guerrilla Gardening, I have decided to create my own vegetable garden. Hopefully this garden will be able to produce a large amount of vegetables; which will enable me to cut down on the amount of money spent at the supermarket.

I started out with an area full of weeds that had not been maintained for a long time. It took me two hours to pull out most of the weeds and form a garden bed by digging up the soil. I then proceeded to dig the ground in order to get a smoother soil. I came across many roots and very hard areas of ground, but were able to remove them with a bit of effort. After I had consistent soil I decided to use bricks in order to make a boarder.


To access the area I had to cut through lots of foliage which will eventually become my compost for the garden. I hope to grow lettuce, carrots, potatoes, spinach and pumpkin.

I hope to produce enough food to be able to offer donations to family, friends and neighbors. I wish to keep you updated with the progress of my garden and urge others to produce their own food. Self sufficiency is a means of being independent and not relying on major supermarkets.