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Social Commentator

Voller a victim of Government neglect says mother.

This kid Voller has an appalling criminal history. The mother says he suffered a serious trauma in childhood but does not identify it. She says the social workers let her down (code for the government). We are not given the precise incident or a description of the incident. There is no mention of the father or what role he had in the child’s upbringing. The story is the classic single mother catastrophe brought on by a Labor government by encouraging women to have children out of wedlock on the understanding the government or in reality the taxpayer will assume a parental role and foot the cost of bringing up the child. The mother accepts no responsibility other than to say my child has an affliction, which is not my fault but the governments because it has failed to treat and cure the child’s affliction.

 

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Pauline Hanson’s One nation secures four Senate seats, Government loses 3, crossbenches gain 3

Go Pauline, go; give it to them leftwing deadbeats and welfare suckers. Make sure the party toes the line, keep your ranks closed and cover ya back. There is a pack of dirty coyotoes out there trying to take ya down. Remember the true blue Aussies not these deadbeats Labor feeds and looks after. Watch out for the ABC, they’ll be working overtime to bring ya down, the ABC will stalk ya and they’ll try and play ya off a break. Don’t be fooled by the ABC which is a media outlet and apparatchik of the Labor party.
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Sack the Reserve Bank

The Reserve Bank’s responsibility is the economic prosperity and welfare of the people of Australia, which it has failed to achieve-sack the Reserve Bank. The Reserve Bank (RBA) has a one-eyed approach to the Australian economy focusing totally and exclusively on the building industry for many reasons but historically, because it had shown to be a quick fix to an ailing or overheating economy.  The Reserve Bank has made no secret about that policy approach and in fact it went to great lengths to demonstrate its prowess at being able to pull the appropriate levers and bring the economy back to level flying.

The reality is that the Reserve Bank has never given up on the mono-policy of doing everything it can to stimulate the building industry to the exclusion of all other issues and responsibilities by crashing the cash rate to 1.5%. The Reserve Bank has never spoken of the need to modernise the labour laws by deregulation, restructuring the tax system, building better infrastructure; not so much as a peep just the eternal unctuous massaging of politicians’ egos. No insightful analysis of the economy just the ever present cracker barrel rhetoric best illustrated by the Glass half full homily. In other words, if Australia wants a manufacturing sector it needs either to be at the cutting edge of technology and make the patterns or produce the product. It can do neither; wages and condition are too high to compete on the production line. Tourism, destroying the Aussie dollar might help but you come up against two home truths, again labour inputs are too high and the general dumb insolence of the Aussie hospitality staff. Finally, if you have an abundance of minerals, animals and vegetables then you need to sell them without let or hindrance from gangs of Labor loonies, Greens, environmentalists and animal liberators which abound and threaten our prosperity.

I have repeatedly called for a Royal Commission into the running of the RBA and its handling of monetary policy but since circa 2007, a bunch of fools have formed each successive government since then. Not one of them has had the interest or the intellect to confront the Reserve Bank and sack them for incompetence. Furthermore, I maintain we are in a liquidity trap which The Reserve Bank created-sack the Reserve Bank.

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Shorten wants to control the banks again, a return to the bad old days.

Socialism is said to free the worker from capitalist slavery but I’ve never met a Laborite yet, who hasn’t been an authoritarian, control freak. Shorten wants to regulate the banks again. He has lost his memory. If the modern day home owner was subject to the rules and restrictions on lending for domestic home ownership that existed in the bad old days, then he would either be renting or boarding; October, 1989, the variable home loan rate was 17%. The world’s greatest treasurer did one or two things right namely, deregulating the banks and the currency. Moreover, he offered every Australian the opportunity to buy a share of the Commonwealth Bank. No shareholder could agree with Shorten. Keating’s greatest failure was in not deregulating the labour market and abolishing unions. How the country would now hum like a bee and smell like a rose, if he had.  Sack the Reserve Bank.

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