Australia is an incredibly large continent and with so many people so spread out across this vast continent it would be a nightmare if our trucks stopped.
Basically everything we have has been delivered to us by truckies, including all the materials for our houses. Without this vital lifeline, Australia would fall apart. No food, no resources, no products, nothing in the stores, no fuel at the petrol station, nothing.
Australia’s trucks keep Australia going. Which makes us think, who else do we take for granted that we shouldn’t? Who else, during these times of globalist economic and political oppression, needs to see our support, needs to see that we recognize what they do for us and how grateful we are for them?
We need to give our united support to those who support us. Although we don’t always realize it, the reason we are alive is also because of our farmers, our defense force personnel, our police, our tradesmen, our teachers, our fishermen, our emergency services, and so many more.
The reason we have a roof over our heads is because of our tradies.
And for many of us the only reason we can spend time with our children and grandparents is due to midwifes, doctors and nurses.
All of these great people deserve our support.
And in these difficult times, where the government is pressing down over every aspect of our lives, spying on us non-stop, increasing taxes to over 50% for some and constantly bringing in new taxes and regulations for all. We have to show our support for the people who really matter.
More government control in the agricultural sector may not affect us directly, but it does affect us indirectly. Eventually these constraints add up.
But our truckies, our tradies, our farmers, our soldiers, our policemen, are the lifeblood of the nation. Without just one of them, our nation would fall apart.
So today, I hope you’ll join me in appreciating those who appreciate us.
Today let’s say thank you.
Alex James.