How dull can Aussie dullards be? The media drones and property pimps are now calling the shameful mass immigration driven housing shortage a "recovery" and a really good thing.
The same old "sucker speak" from the parasite elite: The economic shipwreck is going to make a "soft landing" so everything is all fixed. I trust that fairytale! Don't you?
We are poor little lambs Who have lost our way, Baa! Baa! Baa!
We're little black sheep Who have gone astray, Baa! Baa! Baa!
Lunatic dullards on a spree Damned from here to eternity God have mercy on such as we; Baa! Baa! Baa!
> How dull can Aussie dullards be? The media drones > and property pimps are now calling the shameful > mass immigration driven housing shortage a > "recovery" and a really good thing.
> The same old "sucker speak" from the parasite > elite: The economic shipwreck is going to make a > "soft landing" so everything is all fixed. I trust > that fairytale! Don't you?
> We are poor little lambs > Who have lost our way, > Baa! Baa! Baa!
> We're little black sheep > Who have gone astray, > Baa! Baa! Baa!
> Lunatic dullards on a spree > Damned from here to eternity > God have mercy on such as we; > Baa! Baa! Baa!
# Yes, The Economy needs careful monitoring, or the rip-off merchants will get away from us. Petrol Watch isn't mentioned any more, and Grocery Watch seems killed off by the duopoly. Milk wholesalers are imposing price reduction on already struggling dairy farmers, many of whom may decide to leave the industry. What then? Import milk from overseas? But, back to Housing. What is an Auction? Essentially sale to the rich - ie. to the highest bidder. Govt grants to potential home-owners is mainly a gift to the vendor, who jacks up price accordingly. Same with assistance to pre-school parents, as the cost of such service climbs beyond reach. Rental is another racket; and while bond money can recompense landlords, a strict regime on landlords to provide repairs, etc, seems urgently needed. Melbourne water bills are about to rise enormously, as current users are forced to pay for capital works - instead of the govt raising loans. If wages are controlled, then so too should be prices - or at least monitored, with threat of control. The more the average mug is ripped off by the profiteers, the slower Recession recovery will be.
Benway (original non-Zionist) wrote: > How dull can Aussie dullards be? The media drones > and property pimps are now calling the shameful > mass immigration driven housing shortage a > "recovery" and a really good thing.
> The same old "sucker speak" from the parasite > elite: The economic shipwreck is going to make a > "soft landing" so everything is all fixed. I trust > that fairytale! Don't you?
> We are poor little lambs > Who have lost our way, > Baa! Baa! Baa!
> We're little black sheep > Who have gone astray, > Baa! Baa! Baa!
> Lunatic dullards on a spree > Damned from here to eternity > God have mercy on such as we; > Baa! Baa! Baa!
> Benway (original non-Zionist) wrote: > > How dull can Aussie dullards be? The media drones > > and property pimps are now calling the shameful > > mass immigration driven housing shortage a > > "recovery" and a really good thing.
> > The same old "sucker speak" from the parasite > > elite: The economic shipwreck is going to make a > > "soft landing" so everything is all fixed. I trust > > that fairytale! Don't you?
> > We are poor little lambs > > Who have lost our way, > > Baa! Baa! Baa!
> > We're little black sheep > > Who have gone astray, > > Baa! Baa! Baa!
> > Lunatic dullards on a spree > > Damned from here to eternity > > God have mercy on such as we; > > Baa! Baa! Baa!
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What is needed is a brand inside of which these views can be housed.
There is no real poitical force in Australia that says these things.
One is needed.
What words might be on the whiteboard when brainstorming such a brand.
It should be able to attract like minded people.
It should not expose itself to terminal attack.
It should be able to atttract money either buy sales or by resonance with revenue streams of others.
jason wrote: > On Jul 6, 1:55 pm, jg <j...@nospam.com> wrote: >> Benway (original non-Zionist) wrote: >>> How dull can Aussie dullards be? The media drones >>> and property pimps are now calling the shameful >>> mass immigration driven housing shortage a >>> "recovery" and a really good thing. >>> The same old "sucker speak" from the parasite >>> elite: The economic shipwreck is going to make a >>> "soft landing" so everything is all fixed. I trust >>> that fairytale! Don't you? >>> We are poor little lambs >>> Who have lost our way, >>> Baa! Baa! Baa! >>> We're little black sheep >>> Who have gone astray, >>> Baa! Baa! Baa! >>> Lunatic dullards on a spree >>> Damned from here to eternity >>> God have mercy on such as we; >>> Baa! Baa! Baa! >> You are quite right.- Hide quoted text -
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> What is needed is a brand inside of which these views can be housed.
> There is no real poitical force in Australia that says these things.
> One is needed.
> What words might be on the whiteboard when brainstorming such a brand.
> It should be able to attract like minded people.
> It should not expose itself to terminal attack.
> It should be able to atttract money either buy sales or by resonance > with revenue streams of others.
Despite the central aspect of real estate, any party with that as its primary focus is doomed to the fate of other single issue parties.
The system has to change to where it's not the only game in town and that requires a shift away from it rather than a party focused on it.
What's required is perhaps beyond the capabilities of politicians - invention, not yapping round the edges of what already exists.
> jason wrote: > > On Jul 6, 1:55 pm, jg <j...@nospam.com> wrote: > >> Benway (original non-Zionist) wrote: > >>> How dull can Aussie dullards be? The media drones > >>> and property pimps are now calling the shameful > >>> mass immigration driven housing shortage a > >>> "recovery" and a really good thing. > >>> The same old "sucker speak" from the parasite > >>> elite: The economic shipwreck is going to make a > >>> "soft landing" so everything is all fixed. I trust > >>> that fairytale! Don't you? > >>> We are poor little lambs > >>> Who have lost our way, > >>> Baa! Baa! Baa! > >>> We're little black sheep > >>> Who have gone astray, > >>> Baa! Baa! Baa! > >>> Lunatic dullards on a spree > >>> Damned from here to eternity > >>> God have mercy on such as we; > >>> Baa! Baa! Baa! > >> You are quite right.- Hide quoted text -
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> > What is needed is a brand inside of which these views can be housed.
> > There is no real poitical force in Australia that says these things.
> > One is needed.
> > What words might be on the whiteboard when brainstorming such a brand.
> > It should be able to attract like minded people.
> > It should not expose itself to terminal attack.
> > It should be able to atttract money either buy sales or by resonance > > with revenue streams of others.
> Despite the central aspect of real estate, any party with that as its > primary focus is doomed to the fate of other single issue parties.
> The system has to change to where it's not the only game in town and > that requires a shift away from it rather than a party focused on it.
> What's required is perhaps beyond the capabilities of politicians - > invention, not yapping round the edges of what already exists.- Hide quoted text -
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You are saying is that such brand would be vulnerable to the "it's easy to say things like this but much harder to achieve" line and that to defeat that you need to have innovations that will work. You are right in that you don't plan to fail. Clearly the quality of your solutions, of your policy, becomes key. Nice thought.
Don H wrote: > "Benway (original non-Zionist)" <captai...@mailpuppy.com> wrote in message > news:0fbfccbb-abc3-4bf3-8a1e-0f7a52a87045@i18g2000pro.googlegroups.com... > > How dull can Aussie dullards be? The media drones > > and property pimps are now calling the shameful > > mass immigration driven housing shortage a > > "recovery" and a really good thing.
> > The same old "sucker speak" from the parasite > > elite: The economic shipwreck is going to make a > > "soft landing" so everything is all fixed. I trust > > that fairytale! Don't you?
> > We are poor little lambs > > Who have lost our way, > > Baa! Baa! Baa!
> > We're little black sheep > > Who have gone astray, > > Baa! Baa! Baa!
> > Lunatic dullards on a spree > > Damned from here to eternity > > God have mercy on such as we; > > Baa! Baa! Baa!
> # Yes, The Economy needs careful monitoring, or the rip-off merchants will > get away from us. > Petrol Watch isn't mentioned any more, and Grocery Watch seems killed > off by the duopoly. > Milk wholesalers are imposing price reduction on already struggling > dairy farmers, many of whom may decide to leave the industry. What then? > Import milk from overseas? > But, back to Housing. > What is an Auction? Essentially sale to the rich - ie. to the highest > bidder. > Govt grants to potential home-owners is mainly a gift to the vendor, who > jacks up price accordingly. > Same with assistance to pre-school parents, as the cost of such service > climbs beyond reach. > Rental is another racket; and while bond money can recompense > landlords, a strict regime on landlords to provide repairs, etc, seems > urgently needed. > Melbourne water bills are about to rise enormously, as current users > are forced to pay for capital works - instead of the govt raising loans. > If wages are controlled, then so too should be prices - or at least > monitored, with threat of control. > The more the average mug is ripped off by the profiteers, the slower > Recession recovery will be.
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Aussies enjoy their own Apocalypse
Australia's bloated bankrupt cities spread like cancers across the land.
The malignant growth of Australian cities has been designed to enrich the worst sort of people with unearned profits while doing permanent harm to many others. The globalist monsters behind this push are setting in place a global fascist police state philosophy and mechanism. Do not expect the media drones to take your side against this.
Despite being the victims, Aussies are hailing this as a "new" age, and celebrating their own undoing.
Aussies, the worst is yet to come!
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Population growth: The easiest way for the wealthy to transfer wealth from the poor and the plundered environment to themselves through land-price and rent mechanisms.
<captai...@mailpuppy.com> wrote: > Don H wrote: > > "Benway (original non-Zionist)" <captai...@mailpuppy.com> wrote in message > >news:0fbfccbb-abc3-4bf3-8a1e-0f7a52a87045@i18g2000pro.googlegroups.com... > > > How dull can Aussie dullards be? The media drones > > > and property pimps are now calling the shameful > > > mass immigration driven housing shortage a > > > "recovery" and a really good thing.
> > > The same old "sucker speak" from the parasite > > > elite: The economic shipwreck is going to make a > > > "soft landing" so everything is all fixed. I trust > > > that fairytale! Don't you?
> > > We are poor little lambs > > > Who have lost our way, > > > Baa! Baa! Baa!
> > > We're little black sheep > > > Who have gone astray, > > > Baa! Baa! Baa!
> > > Lunatic dullards on a spree > > > Damned from here to eternity > > > God have mercy on such as we; > > > Baa! Baa! Baa!
> > # Yes, The Economy needs careful monitoring, or the rip-off merchants will > > get away from us. > > Petrol Watch isn't mentioned any more, and Grocery Watch seems killed > > off by the duopoly. > > Milk wholesalers are imposing price reduction on already struggling > > dairy farmers, many of whom may decide to leave the industry. What then? > > Import milk from overseas? > > But, back to Housing. > > What is an Auction? Essentially sale to the rich - ie. to the highest > > bidder. > > Govt grants to potential home-owners is mainly a gift to the vendor, who > > jacks up price accordingly. > > Same with assistance to pre-school parents, as the cost of such service > > climbs beyond reach. > > Rental is another racket; and while bond money can recompense > > landlords, a strict regime on landlords to provide repairs, etc, seems > > urgently needed. > > Melbourne water bills are about to rise enormously, as current users > > are forced to pay for capital works - instead of the govt raising loans. > > If wages are controlled, then so too should be prices - or at least > > monitored, with threat of control. > > The more the average mug is ripped off by the profiteers, the slower > > Recession recovery will be.
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> Aussies enjoy their own Apocalypse
> Australia's bloated bankrupt cities spread > like cancers across the land.
> The malignant growth of Australian cities has been > designed to enrich the worst sort of people with > unearned profits while doing permanent harm to > many others. The globalist monsters behind this > push are setting in place a global fascist police > state philosophy and mechanism. Do not expect the > media drones to take your side against this.
> Despite being the victims, Aussies are hailing this > as a "new" age, and celebrating their own undoing.
> Aussies, the worst is yet to come!
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> Population growth: The easiest way for the wealthy > to transfer wealth from the poor and the plundered > environment to themselves through land-price and > rent mechanisms.
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Then you need two things:
1. Alternative paths for people to move down towards wealth 2. Mechanisms where all have the basics
The solution requires both - both to work synergistically.
Clearly a path to make wealth that is associated with lower supplies of food, clothing, shelter, and health, for starters cannot be part of the picture. People should only be able to make money out of these areas by effiiciencies made in production and subsequent expanding sales associated with lower prices.
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