Bob Loone
…Can farmers who now cannot irrigate due to MIS plantation forestry in river catchments lowering river levels and denying them of their water allocation sue for loss of production and income?
Can people who suffer sickness from forestry sprays recoup their medical costs and loss of income from time off work, from the spraying contractors or their clients the MIS forestry corporations?
Can business people who built their business on the agricultural industry and the continuance of farms that now do not exist (over 1000 of our 4,000 odd have gone) get recompensed for the losses of investment or property value?
Can agricultural processors sue forestry corporations for loss of product and loss of potential because they have destroyed and continue to destroy our farms and soil fertility?…
Some questions regarding plantation forestry
CAN farmers who are getting ill from forestry sprays or have lost their ground water, crops, services, scenery and face increased fire risks, sue the forestry corporations for some of their loss of production?
Can farmers recoup the extra costs of vermin control; weed infestations, shading etc forced on them by MIS forestry corporations?
Can farmers who now cannot irrigate due to MIS plantation forestry in river catchments lowering river levels and denying them of their water allocation sue for loss of production and income?
Can people who suffer sickness from forestry sprays recoup their medical costs and loss of income from time off work, from the spraying contractors or their clients the MIS forestry corporations?
Can business people who built their business on the agricultural industry and the continuance of farms that now do not exist (over 1000 of our 4,000 odd have gone) get recompensed for the losses of investment or property value?
Can agricultural processors sue forestry corporations for loss of product and loss of potential because they have destroyed and continue to destroy our farms and soil fertility?
Can communities who are suffering job losses and losing facilities like schools and infrastructure due to forestry’s destroying farms and farm production sue for compensation?
Can our children sue the MIS forestry corporations for destroying their potential to obtain farming land, and produce food and economic wealth?
Can the general population whose health is impaired or at risk from aerial applied chemical contamination of air or water sue the MIS corporations for loss of health, lifestyle and medical expenses?
Can forestry contractors who have been forced to become unviable or bankrupt by the reducing or cessation of their contracts sue to recoup their losses?
“Let those who are without sin cast the first stone”
Is there any way to reach the heart of highly paid executives obsessed with power and greed?
Bob Loone
Chudleigh
