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Intersting, the last two posters are ageeing with each other yet some statements are contradicting each other.

Tasmania is the way we all need to go, back to preserving nature.   Tourists leave a big footprint, and many leave thier McDonald's rubbish everywhere.

The great thing of nature's richness in the past was diversity, GM crops have been shown to wipe this out.   A great book released awhile back was Back From the Brink by Peter Andrews where it was proved that the best performing race horses in the world. were those who grazed on virgin land with all natural weeds intact.

The Greens philosophy is much much more than the right wing press try to label them.   Victoria now has the chance to be really on the move and I am in the very lucky position to be able to have some input to our new members of Parliament

<blockquote data-quote="explod" data-source="post: 852820" data-attributes="member: 7367">Intersting,&nbsp; the last two posters are ageeing with each other yet&nbsp; some statements are contradicting each other. Tasmania is the way we all need to go,&nbsp; back to preserving nature.&nbsp;&nbsp; Tourists leave a big footprint,&nbsp; and many leave thier McDonald&#039;s rubbish everywhere. The great thing&nbsp; of nature&#039;s&nbsp; richness in the past was diversity,&nbsp; GM crops have been shown to wipe this out.&nbsp;&nbsp; A great book released awhile back was Back From the Brink by Peter Andrews where it was proved&nbsp; that the best performing&nbsp; race horses in the world. were those who grazed on virgin land with all natural weeds intact. The Greens philosophy&nbsp; is much much more than the&nbsp; right wing press try to label them.&nbsp;&nbsp; Victoria now has the chance to be really on the move and&nbsp; I am in the very lucky position&nbsp; to be able to have some&nbsp; input to our new members of Parliament</blockquote>

[QUOTE="explod, post: 852820, member: 7367"] Intersting, the last two posters are ageeing with each other yet some statements are contradicting each other. Tasmania is the way we all need to go, back to preserving nature. Tourists leave a big footprint, and many leave thier McDonald's rubbish everywhere. The great thing of nature's richness in the past was diversity, GM crops have been shown to wipe this out. A great book released awhile back was Back From the Brink by Peter Andrews where it was proved that the best performing race horses in the world. were those who grazed on virgin land with all natural weeds intact. The Greens philosophy is much much more than the right wing press try to label them. Victoria now has the chance to be really on the move and I am in the very lucky position to be able to have some input to our new members of Parliament [/QUOTE]

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