Friday, April 30, 2010 10:52 AM
Former governments have agreed to what amounts to a Crush Australia Policy. One of the signatories was Paul Keating (Labor). I think he is lucky no one executed him for treason.
You overload your country with too many migrants and visa holders for a number of reasons.
It keeps competition for work high, and prevents wages from rising.
Once you have hundreds of thousands of people living on the streets due to a shortage of housing combined with high rents and housing prices, you can legislate the removal of singles and couples from their homes and force them into cramped high rise accommodation, for which they will have to pay large sums of money to developers.
When infrastructure does not keep up with population growth, the public hospital and education systems can't cope. This drives more people into the private sector, where the costs will be much higher.
Then you corporatise both Education and Health using skulduggerous means, such as encouraging casual personnel to undermine teachers who will not use the NAPLAN tests on their students.
This will get rid of a lot of good teachers from the system, and the corporation (possibly The Macquarie Group) will be enabled to use visa holders to hold wages down. Then as well as collecting government funding, the corporation will also be enabled to charge fees to parents by the federal government.
Since this is what's already happening in Aged Care, I'm expecting the same to happen in hospitals. I was really upset when the state premiers agreed to Rudd's hospital plan.
I have read a link which states that Rudd pulled the ETS because of Goldman Sachs possibly getting just a little of what they really deserve.
We are moving towards a situation where large corporations will be completely taking over the supply of water, gas and electricity. Yes, the prices are climbing, but are nothing like what we can expect in the future, as corporations are further empowered over governments.
This sad situation will help to break ordinary citizens financially, cause our governments to lose valuable income, with the net effect of increasing both public and private foreign debt.
An Emissions Trading Scheme is about the rise of global corporations and the demise of individual national governments. It will kneecap our country very quickly.
The National Freight Strategy of Labor is designed to wipe out our farmers in favour of corporate control.
I think a large percentage of Labor voters know they have been sold some of the largest stinking rats of all time, with huge sums of money being spent on incredible fiascos, while at the same time ramping up foreign debt and empowering Third World workers instead of our own.
When Labor has amalgamated with The Greens, we can look forward to being governed by atheists and communists who are pro-animal, pro-tree and anti-person. And we know what that means, don't we???
We will also have to meet the demands of the Third World who require many billions of dollars to be paid to them in compensation for their failure to look after their own people.
I was going to go to the forum "Make Poverty History" organised by The Greens on 28 April, but it got cancelled at the same time as Rudd shelved the ETS for later perusal - possibly immediately after the next federal election, which is only months away. Isn't that an odd coincidence?
I intended to tell the assembled panel of politicians to squeeze the money out of the corporations who sold them weapons instead of food, while they pillaged and plundered their mineral wealth, and anything else worth having.
I also wanted to know who was going to hold for distribution, the $17 billion per year they initially demanded, but it seems I now have to wait until at least June, by which time someone could easily have robbed us of this huge sum of money before we even get to ask for answers.