THE PRICE OF HARD LESSONS WE DON'T LEARN
by GARY JUFFA MP PNG as a nation is collectively undergoing an extremely expensive education. Many lessons are being taught. We are our own teachers and students at once. We are fast being educated on leadership, choices, standards, patriotism or lack of it, appreciating what we have, the value of which we can only know after it is all gone etc...these are some of the lessons. The price? Our land and all on it and in it and under it and around it, our culture, our opportunities and our future and indeed our very existence. The question is, will we learn these lessons in time to do anything about what we have learnt or will it be too late? That remains to be seen. Right now we should see that we are indeed our own worst enemies. Thats right. All this is happening because we let it happen. We post the guardians at the gate. We entrust them with the power to screen and filter who comes in and who doesn't and what they can and cannot do. We choose whether to act or not when they do a