ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact
The de facto leader from one of Queensland’s largest militia forces has asked the Palaszczuk Government to act on the seas of Southerners being kept at bay down at the border wall have learned how to scale it.
Last month, a large wall was built to protect Queensland from the coronavirus and the people of the cold south who carry and spread the deadly disease.
Ever since, thousands of Victorians and New South Welshpeople have gathered at the wall, demanding to be let through into the greatest state in the Commonwealth.
Where it is sunny and above all, safe.
Just this week alone, the Queensland Land Army (QLA) has fired almost 400 tonnes of ammunition and explosives over the wall to prevent people who don’t have a travel exemption from entering Queensland.
As they attempt to scale the wall, border wall guards have been forced to shoot a number of New South Welshpeople to death.
“It’s unsustainable, we need government support,” said the QLA
“There’s more pressing issues than keeping airlines afloat. This is about survival.”
The Advocate‘s requests for comment from the Palaszczuk Government have yet to be responded to.
More to come.
