MP’s unlikely answer for bored footy players and pests
Colorful veteran MP Bob Katter, Bored Rugby League players should be given rifles and released to attract wild animals in national parks.
The North Queensland politician used a question in the parliament to swim unusual ideas, and argued that it would help protect threatened species and reduce the number of invasive pigs and frogs.
“Bin North Queensland Ragbi League player is bored,” said Katter Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony asked Arnavutes.
“Extreme mind is a devil’s workshop.
“PLEASE GIVE RETURN TO CHILDREN RELIGIOUS AND LICENSIONS, I emphasize access to licensed, national parks.
“Don’t worry about pests in this place (Parliament). Please, would you worry about pests in North Queensland?” Mr. Katter said.
In contrast, Mr. Albania said that the government took the issue of pest control seriously, because invasive species had a “real effect” in the wild life.
Later, he was handed over to the Minister of Agriculture Julie Collins, who summarized a list of existing government policies aimed at combating wild animals.
Mr. Katter has been campaigning for a long time to make governments more action on the introduced and dangerous creatures, but its landscapes have also spread to domestic species.
During the thirty years in the Federal Parliament, the 80 -year -old defended the use of a long -time increasing firearms, including a call for arms young people to defend Australia.
“If there are five million rifles in Australia and people who know how to use them … Then you must have the army of a hundred million men to invade and keep Australia.”
The distant North Queensland deputy is a powerful supporter of Culling to manage the number of crocodiles, and proposed safari -style Croc hunting tours previously operated by local local groups.
Mr. Katter was known except for the voters who expanded for the comments that Australia declared that people were “entitled to sexual tendencies” during the Gay Marriage Postal Research in 2017, but he never had a person who was divided into a crocodile in North Queensland every three months. “
More recently, he was condemned by his colleagues to punch a journalist asking for the Lebanese legacy during a media conference in August.
Mr. Katter never apologized for the words including calling “racist” to ask nine news reporters about his ethnic origin.
