Sunday Soapbox - Geoff slams greenies
MOTORCYCLE dealer and fierce critic of environmentalists, Geoff Udy, stands on the soapbox and slams the green movement.
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Gatton motorcycle dealer and fierce critic of environmentalists, Geoff Udy, will kick things off when he stands on the soapbox and slams the green movement.
"With the enormity of Black Saturday in Victoria you don't see or hear from a greenie in months because they've got their heads where they belong," he said.
"They're just not there. They are not there working shoulder-to-shoulder helping people get over these things."
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