You may have noticed an outpouring of profound grief for the thousands of sheep that died while on their way to the Middle East as part of Australia’s live sheep export. While such hyper-emotionalism is usually the prerogative of the Australian radical left who hate everything that they didn’t build (to date, nothing), this time the tumbrils were driven by Liberal MP, Sussan Ley, who announced that she would introduce a private members’ bill into the House of Representatives which would phase out the live sheep trade in 5 years.
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