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Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
The ‘deficit levy’ is just a new tax by another name | The Australian
The ‘deficit levy’ is just a new tax by another name | The Australian
And how could the Prime Minister claim the fiscal emergency
was so dire it required a sudden, damaging hike in income tax for
so-called higher income earners when his own bureaucracy is teeming with
thousands of paper-shuffling staff earning upwards of $250,000, while
hundreds of federal government quangos, such as the $25 million Human
Rights Commission, sap wealth and give taxpayers practically nothing in
return. Superfluous public service jobs should suffer before the
genuinely productive workers are taxed further. The commonwealth
Department of Education, for instance, which manages no schools or
universities, still has more than 3500 staff.
And how could the Prime Minister claim the fiscal emergency
was so dire it required a sudden, damaging hike in income tax for
so-called higher income earners when his own bureaucracy is teeming with
thousands of paper-shuffling staff earning upwards of $250,000, while
hundreds of federal government quangos, such as the $25 million Human
Rights Commission, sap wealth and give taxpayers practically nothing in
return. Superfluous public service jobs should suffer before the
genuinely productive workers are taxed further. The commonwealth
Department of Education, for instance, which manages no schools or
universities, still has more than 3500 staff.
Day 1 of a broken promise: ‘There will be no new taxes under a government I lead’* | Catallaxy Files
Day 1 of a broken promise: ‘There will be no new taxes under a government I lead’* | Catallaxy Files
Tom
Tom
The NDIS is an
unfunded thought bubble. Axe it. Gonski is an unfunded thought bubble.
Axe it. NBN is a thought bubble that will be obsolete before it is
finished. Axe it. RET is a scam. Axe it. PPL is a scam. Axe it. ABC/SBS
are luxuries designed for a bygone age. Axe them.
Make hard decisions. They require courage. Credlin thinks she can duck them.
Abbott thinks he has a mandate to expand government by 80% over the last business-as-usual Costello budget in 2006.
NO, YOU FUCKING SOCIALIST CLOWN, YOU DO NOT.
unfunded thought bubble. Axe it. Gonski is an unfunded thought bubble.
Axe it. NBN is a thought bubble that will be obsolete before it is
finished. Axe it. RET is a scam. Axe it. PPL is a scam. Axe it. ABC/SBS
are luxuries designed for a bygone age. Axe them.
Make hard decisions. They require courage. Credlin thinks she can duck them.
Abbott thinks he has a mandate to expand government by 80% over the last business-as-usual Costello budget in 2006.
NO, YOU FUCKING SOCIALIST CLOWN, YOU DO NOT.
Australia: Prime minister opens borders to unlimited workers (Asians). | White GeNOcide Project
Australia: Prime minister opens borders to unlimited workers (Asians). | White GeNOcide Project
Tony Abbott’s government has sneakily changed visa rules which allows
employers in Australia to hire and import an unlimited amount of
foreign workers; most of whom will come from Asia.
Visa rules in 2013 had a loophole that allowed employers to bring in
unlimited foreign workers, but it was closed. Now it has been reopened,
which means Australia is again being flooded with non-White workers from
Asia.
Tony Abbott’s government has sneakily changed visa rules which allows
employers in Australia to hire and import an unlimited amount of
foreign workers; most of whom will come from Asia.
Visa rules in 2013 had a loophole that allowed employers to bring in
unlimited foreign workers, but it was closed. Now it has been reopened,
which means Australia is again being flooded with non-White workers from
Asia.
Monday, April 28, 2014
Day 1 of a broken promise: ‘There will be no new taxes under a government I lead’* | Catallaxy Files
Day 1 of a broken promise: ‘There will be no new taxes under a government I lead’* | Catallaxy Files
Mr Rusty
Mr Rusty
Fuck me dead, 2
weeks away and I come back to this news. I want compulsory recorded
voting NOW.
This levy should go on every single fuckwit who voted Labor
in ’07 and ’10.
Why the fuck should I have to pay MORE for a whole bunch
of shit I never asked for or needed? I don’t want the bloody NBN, the
disabled are not crawling in the dirt in the street (unlike the country I
just came back from) and can bloody well be grateful for what they
already have, I’m not an overpaid Unionist tradie who got $400,000 for
installing lightbulbs at the desal plant or wiring at a BER school, I’m
not interested in funding propagandising of kids, or adults – fuck the
ABC and SBS, I get no handouts, no tax breaks and now I have to
contribute to a mess that I had absolutely nothing to do with?
Share the
pain? Fuck you Libs, I didn’t choose the fucking pain! Slog those who
did! If I am getting levied another grand then I want the ABC and SBS
shut, Uni arty farty courses and students defunded, NDIS gone, slashing
of disability pension, benefits frozen for 5 years, a 50% tax on all
Unions, all Green subsidies gone, carbon tax gone and every fucking one
of the 50,000 country shoppers and anyone else they brought with them
later gone.
Share the fucking pain, bloody horseshit, this won’t bloody
hurt the moochers at the bottom or the snouts-in-trough at the top will
it?
I need a bloody drink.
weeks away and I come back to this news. I want compulsory recorded
voting NOW.
This levy should go on every single fuckwit who voted Labor
in ’07 and ’10.
Why the fuck should I have to pay MORE for a whole bunch
of shit I never asked for or needed? I don’t want the bloody NBN, the
disabled are not crawling in the dirt in the street (unlike the country I
just came back from) and can bloody well be grateful for what they
already have, I’m not an overpaid Unionist tradie who got $400,000 for
installing lightbulbs at the desal plant or wiring at a BER school, I’m
not interested in funding propagandising of kids, or adults – fuck the
ABC and SBS, I get no handouts, no tax breaks and now I have to
contribute to a mess that I had absolutely nothing to do with?
Share the
pain? Fuck you Libs, I didn’t choose the fucking pain! Slog those who
did! If I am getting levied another grand then I want the ABC and SBS
shut, Uni arty farty courses and students defunded, NDIS gone, slashing
of disability pension, benefits frozen for 5 years, a 50% tax on all
Unions, all Green subsidies gone, carbon tax gone and every fucking one
of the 50,000 country shoppers and anyone else they brought with them
later gone.
Share the fucking pain, bloody horseshit, this won’t bloody
hurt the moochers at the bottom or the snouts-in-trough at the top will
it?
I need a bloody drink.
Abbott should also honour his tax promise to the “rich”. UPDATE: But the politics says yes to a levy | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog
Abbott should also honour his tax promise to the “rich”. UPDATE: But the politics says yes to a levy | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog
If a government refuses to cut spending when most of it is waste, and expects to be able to tax people in a form which is nothing but theft- taxing not to spend on necessities but on frivolities and waste-
It is time for revolution.
#AustralianSpring
If a government refuses to cut spending when most of it is waste, and expects to be able to tax people in a form which is nothing but theft- taxing not to spend on necessities but on frivolities and waste-
It is time for revolution.
#AustralianSpring
Saturday, April 26, 2014
Debt tax - is Abbott for real? | Herald Sun See What Susie Says Blog
Debt tax - is Abbott for real? | Herald Sun See What Susie Says Blog
No NBN, No NDIS, no more handouts to ex-PMs, cut parliamentary entitlements, fire 20,000 bureaucrats, cut all benefits for illegals, cut UN funding.
Budget balanced by Christmas and a generational problem of parasite classes eliminated at the same time.
No NBN, No NDIS, no more handouts to ex-PMs, cut parliamentary entitlements, fire 20,000 bureaucrats, cut all benefits for illegals, cut UN funding.
Budget balanced by Christmas and a generational problem of parasite classes eliminated at the same time.
Friday, September 6, 2013
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Tony Abbott: What Rudd Was Hiding From You Today
Mr Rudd has today deliberately misled Australian families about the cost to them of
his new floating carbon tax.
Fixed or floating, this is still a great big carbon tax that Australian families and businesses will continue to pay.
Mr Rudd has merely altered Julia Gillard’s carbon tax plans for just one financial year.
Otherwise it is exactly the same.
Here are the facts:
1. The policy change announced today is just a one year fiddle – it has simply changed a $64 billion tax into a $58 billion tax.
2. Kevin Rudd’s plan will cost average families more than $3000 over the next six years.
3. On the Government’s own figures, the carbon tax will increase six-fold between mid-2014 and mid-2019. 4. On the Government's own figures, the carbon tax will reach $38 a tonne by 2019 and increase to $350 a tonne over time.
This morning Mr Rudd and his Treasurer, Mr Bowen, contradicted each other at the same press conference. Mr Rudd said that families would save $380 “per year” and repeated this misrepresentation five times.
Mr Bowen corrected him and said it was just a saving of only $380 in the 2014-15 financial year, but Mr Rudd continued to repeat his $380 “per year” claim.
Only the Coalition will scrap the carbon tax lock, stock and barrel. Under the Coalition’s plans, average families will be better off by more than $550 a year in 2014-15, rising to around $900 a year in 2019-20.
The Coalition’s Direct Action policy to reduce emissions won’t cost families a dollar – because it is costed, capped and fully funded from savings in the budget.
Kevin Rudd has supported every conceivable position on a carbon tax, except scrapping it. He proposed a CPRS, then he delayed the CPRS, then he dumped the CPRS, then he supported a carbon tax, and now he supports a floating carbon tax.
Mr Rudd may like to debate himself at the Press Club next week to thrash out these issues.
The re-election of the Labor government would mean that Australians will continue to pay the carbon tax.
It will continue to be a tax on electricity bills and it will continue to hurt Australian families and hurt local businesses and jobs.
Kevin Rudd has finally conceded that the carbon tax is hurting Australian jobs and driving up the cost of living.
But then he is keeping it to cause more harm and drive jobs offshore.
Regards,
Tony Abbott
Fixed or floating, this is still a great big carbon tax that Australian families and businesses will continue to pay.
Mr Rudd has merely altered Julia Gillard’s carbon tax plans for just one financial year.
Otherwise it is exactly the same.
Here are the facts:
1. The policy change announced today is just a one year fiddle – it has simply changed a $64 billion tax into a $58 billion tax.
2. Kevin Rudd’s plan will cost average families more than $3000 over the next six years.
3. On the Government’s own figures, the carbon tax will increase six-fold between mid-2014 and mid-2019. 4. On the Government's own figures, the carbon tax will reach $38 a tonne by 2019 and increase to $350 a tonne over time.
This morning Mr Rudd and his Treasurer, Mr Bowen, contradicted each other at the same press conference. Mr Rudd said that families would save $380 “per year” and repeated this misrepresentation five times.
Mr Bowen corrected him and said it was just a saving of only $380 in the 2014-15 financial year, but Mr Rudd continued to repeat his $380 “per year” claim.
Only the Coalition will scrap the carbon tax lock, stock and barrel. Under the Coalition’s plans, average families will be better off by more than $550 a year in 2014-15, rising to around $900 a year in 2019-20.
The Coalition’s Direct Action policy to reduce emissions won’t cost families a dollar – because it is costed, capped and fully funded from savings in the budget.
Kevin Rudd has supported every conceivable position on a carbon tax, except scrapping it. He proposed a CPRS, then he delayed the CPRS, then he dumped the CPRS, then he supported a carbon tax, and now he supports a floating carbon tax.
Mr Rudd may like to debate himself at the Press Club next week to thrash out these issues.
The re-election of the Labor government would mean that Australians will continue to pay the carbon tax.
It will continue to be a tax on electricity bills and it will continue to hurt Australian families and hurt local businesses and jobs.
Kevin Rudd has finally conceded that the carbon tax is hurting Australian jobs and driving up the cost of living.
But then he is keeping it to cause more harm and drive jobs offshore.
Regards,
Tony Abbott
Monday, July 9, 2012
Tony Abbott: Real Life Superhero
I was sent this via e-mail and decided to share it here for everyones
information, including the gullible dopes who support the abortion of a
government we now have.....................
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Overheard last week: “It’s such a shame there isn’t someone other than Tony Abbott as alternative Prime Minister. We think the Gillard government is bad for the country, but it would be better if we had another Opposition leader to vote for.”
It caused me to ask why that view might exist given Abbott’s background, and I wondered if it might be that people do not know his history. So, I have put together some information which might help get a better understanding of the man.
Abbott graduated from the University of Sydney with degrees in Bachelor of Laws (LLB) and Bachelor of Economics (BEc). Then he became a Rhodes Scholar at Queens College Oxford UK in Politics and Philosophy. He also won a boxing blue at Oxford. He married Margaret in 1987 and has three daughters. He is a member of the congregation of the Catholic Church.
He was involved in student politics, but beyond that, biographer Michael Duffy, wrote that during his student days he “........saved a child who was swept out to sea. Another time, he helped save children from a burning house next to a pub where he was drinking. On each occasion he disappeared before he could be properly thanked”.
He is a member of Manly’s Queenscliffe SLSC, and a member of the New South Wales Rural Fire Service, both of which he joined before it was politically expedient to do so. He spent several weeks teaching in remote Aboriginal settlements in Cape York in an effort ‘to familiarise himself with indigenous issues’.
If you are wondering where some of the negativity attributed to Tony Abbott comes from, go on to the Net and have a look at the comments which followed, 2 years ago, when he was asked by the Women’s Weekly
“What advice would you give your three daughters on sex before marriage?”
He told the magazine:
I have also included a video of Abbott where he commented on, in what seems to me to be quite a balanced fashion, “climate change” yet the title of the video suggests he has been extreme in “denying climate change and advocating carbon tax”. See what you think. http://youtu.be/oPpQisoZqx4 Then have a look at the longer interview from which this original exerpt was taken http://youtu.be/ZoCKhNr8Atk.
Abbott has had a history of being told by ‘ABC types’ that he lacks compassion, does not understand homosexuality or homosexuals, avoids situations where he might need to face up to gay relationships, and so on. Again, because he was not prepared to reveal personal issues of others (ethics, principles,?), he did not speak about his own sister’s gay relationship and the part he played in supporting her. It would have been an easy defence for him, but in line with his principles and values, he chose not to use it.
Granted, he is not a super smooth, off the cuff, speaker, and does not fit the orator mould. But when he is compared to the glib tongues and untrustworthiness of Gillard, Rudd, Swan, etc, it is not difficult to determine which attributes are more important for the leadership of Australia.
After Abbott completed his studies, he became a journalist for The Bulletin and also the Australian. For a time he was plant manager for Pioneer Concrete, then became press secretary for the then Opposition Leader, Dr John Hewson. He was elected to Parliament in 1994 at a bi-election. He has held various Ministerial posts and his actions in those roles are a matter of public record . His work ethic is unquestioned.
He was dismayed at the policies of former leader Malcolm Turbull relating to ETS, and following widespread disaffection with Turnbull’s stance among Liberal Party members, threw his hat into the ring, as did Joe Hockey, for leadership of the Liberal Party. Abbott was successful. At the time, the polls were running strongly against the Liberal Party (in the 40% approval range), while Kevin Rudd enjoyed figures around 60%. Within a short space of time, with Abbott as leader, those figures changed to such a degree that Rudd was replaced in the now infamous “faceless men” coup which installed Gillard. Since that time, Abbott has maintained constant focus on the ever widening circle of disasters associated with the Gillard government to the stage where support for that government now hovers around the 30% mark.
Whilst I do not know Abbott personally, he strikes me as a person of integrity, he has values in which I too believe, and ethics based on his Christian beliefs. I would much rather place my trust in someone who, in his actions, has shown he is what he says, rather than someone who will say anything to gain a prospective advantage for themselves.
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Overheard last week: “It’s such a shame there isn’t someone other than Tony Abbott as alternative Prime Minister. We think the Gillard government is bad for the country, but it would be better if we had another Opposition leader to vote for.”
It caused me to ask why that view might exist given Abbott’s background, and I wondered if it might be that people do not know his history. So, I have put together some information which might help get a better understanding of the man.
Abbott graduated from the University of Sydney with degrees in Bachelor of Laws (LLB) and Bachelor of Economics (BEc). Then he became a Rhodes Scholar at Queens College Oxford UK in Politics and Philosophy. He also won a boxing blue at Oxford. He married Margaret in 1987 and has three daughters. He is a member of the congregation of the Catholic Church.
He was involved in student politics, but beyond that, biographer Michael Duffy, wrote that during his student days he “........saved a child who was swept out to sea. Another time, he helped save children from a burning house next to a pub where he was drinking. On each occasion he disappeared before he could be properly thanked”.
He is a member of Manly’s Queenscliffe SLSC, and a member of the New South Wales Rural Fire Service, both of which he joined before it was politically expedient to do so. He spent several weeks teaching in remote Aboriginal settlements in Cape York in an effort ‘to familiarise himself with indigenous issues’.
If you are wondering where some of the negativity attributed to Tony Abbott comes from, go on to the Net and have a look at the comments which followed, 2 years ago, when he was asked by the Women’s Weekly
“What advice would you give your three daughters on sex before marriage?”
He told the magazine:
‘’I would say to my daughters, if they were to ask me this question …it is the greatest gift you can give someone, the ultimate gift of giving and don’t give it up to someone lightly.”Yet, if you were to read many of the comments on the internet and the print media at the time, you could be forgiven for thinking he was attempting to impose his will on all females in Australia, had ranted against women, had argued for Muslim like chastity, and so on................... see for yourself - Google it! Gillard’s response was to accuse Abbott of “lecturing women”???
I have also included a video of Abbott where he commented on, in what seems to me to be quite a balanced fashion, “climate change” yet the title of the video suggests he has been extreme in “denying climate change and advocating carbon tax”. See what you think. http://youtu.be/oPpQisoZqx4 Then have a look at the longer interview from which this original exerpt was taken http://youtu.be/ZoCKhNr8Atk.
Abbott has had a history of being told by ‘ABC types’ that he lacks compassion, does not understand homosexuality or homosexuals, avoids situations where he might need to face up to gay relationships, and so on. Again, because he was not prepared to reveal personal issues of others (ethics, principles,?), he did not speak about his own sister’s gay relationship and the part he played in supporting her. It would have been an easy defence for him, but in line with his principles and values, he chose not to use it.
Granted, he is not a super smooth, off the cuff, speaker, and does not fit the orator mould. But when he is compared to the glib tongues and untrustworthiness of Gillard, Rudd, Swan, etc, it is not difficult to determine which attributes are more important for the leadership of Australia.
After Abbott completed his studies, he became a journalist for The Bulletin and also the Australian. For a time he was plant manager for Pioneer Concrete, then became press secretary for the then Opposition Leader, Dr John Hewson. He was elected to Parliament in 1994 at a bi-election. He has held various Ministerial posts and his actions in those roles are a matter of public record . His work ethic is unquestioned.
He was dismayed at the policies of former leader Malcolm Turbull relating to ETS, and following widespread disaffection with Turnbull’s stance among Liberal Party members, threw his hat into the ring, as did Joe Hockey, for leadership of the Liberal Party. Abbott was successful. At the time, the polls were running strongly against the Liberal Party (in the 40% approval range), while Kevin Rudd enjoyed figures around 60%. Within a short space of time, with Abbott as leader, those figures changed to such a degree that Rudd was replaced in the now infamous “faceless men” coup which installed Gillard. Since that time, Abbott has maintained constant focus on the ever widening circle of disasters associated with the Gillard government to the stage where support for that government now hovers around the 30% mark.
Whilst I do not know Abbott personally, he strikes me as a person of integrity, he has values in which I too believe, and ethics based on his Christian beliefs. I would much rather place my trust in someone who, in his actions, has shown he is what he says, rather than someone who will say anything to gain a prospective advantage for themselves.
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