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Even the current interregnum has baulked at the ballooning cost of
pandering to hyperactive kids and their single "mums".
And the Shrinks cashing in on it all.
We'll see how the fixit clashes with populism and policies.
At last the voting taxpayer is being considered.
On Thu, 21 Aug 2025 08:58:22 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:>Bullshit it is
Always a fair bit of skullduggery with Government run.
Even the current interregnum has baulked at the ballooning cost of
pandering to hyperactive kids and their single "mums".
And the Shrinks cashing in on it all.
We'll see how the fixit clashes with populism and policies.
At last the voting taxpayer is being considered.
The main reason NDIS is going to be cut is because the private sector
has almost gone.
That is the Productive taxpayers, profit taking private enterprises.Bullshit it is
LeavingBullshit it is
Unproductive tax payers, NGO's, welfare, government departments, etc.
The problem with Unproductive tax payers, is that governmentsBullshit they do
eventually run out of Productive taxpayers money
The government needs to fix non-government sector of the economy!Bullshit it is
The private sector, is in contraction
and you could then argue it is in recession!Bullshit it is
There is a big transfer between the private sector andBullshit there is
the public sector at the moment.
The private sector is shedding jobs to the public sector,Bullshit it is
which is picking up jobs.Bullshit it is
But are they the productive jobs we want?Corse they are with health care, cops, the legal system, teachers etc
In other wordsThat's what we have
Growing government and not-for-profit employment can become
unsustainable if not supported by a vibrant, growing private sector
that funds them via taxes.That's only a small part of where the taxes come from
This is the rCLrunning out of productive taxpayersrCO moneyrCYIsnt happening
concern common in fiscal debatesOnly by ignorant fools like you
Well this on top of Albanese's BIG GOVERNMENT planBullshit it is
with declining private sector jobs,Bullshit there is
is already seeing unsustainability funding of Government sector,Bullshit there is
NDIS is a exampleBullshit it is
A growing disconnect between tax-generating rCLproductiverCY (Private employment) sectors and expanding welfare/service (GovernmentBullshit there is
employment) jobs is a real risk to fiscal health over time.
Socialist Greece had to in 2010 ended up seizing ones money in one'sBullshit they did
bank account if it was over $100,000!
A not-so-secret secret about Labor's immigration strategy was missedWe'll see,,,
this week by the mainstream media - and it reinforces why the party
will have a hold on power for years to come.
The Labor voting migrants I doubt know how expensive it is to live in Australia, they are just told of cash in, not cash out!Bullshit it is
$48 an hour, may look great for a migrant, What they don't know (nor
does Albo ) a third of money is taxed,
then 12% superannuation,And yet they still keep pouring into the country
Medicare, union fees, transport, rent, plus other living expenses,
etc, etc.
This to me explains the escalation in crime in Australian cities?More mindless bullshit
But little else matJust another of your mindless premature ejaculations
Socialist Greece had to in 2010 ended up seizing ones money in one's
bank account if it was over $100,000!
Bullshit they did
Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wroteBullshit they did
My bad it was Cyprus in 2013Socialist Greece had to in 2010 ended up seizing ones money in one'sBullshit they did
bank account if it was over $100,000!
Everything else is correctBullshit it is, particularly the stupid claim that the private sector is dead in this country
Cyprus in 2013, where, as part of a bailout deal, bank deposits above> n100,000 at certain banks faced a haircut (direct loss).A haircut is NOT having it all seized if it was over $100,000 https://www.google.com/search?q=what+happened+in+cyprus+in+2013+with+bank+account+deposits
On Thu, 21 Aug 2025 08:58:22 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:
Always a fair bit of skullduggery with Government run.
Even the current interregnum has baulked at the ballooning cost of >>pandering to hyperactive kids and their single "mums".
And the Shrinks cashing in on it all.
We'll see how the fixit clashes with populism and policies.
At last the voting taxpayer is being considered.
The main reason NDIS is going to be cut is because the private sector
has almost gone. That is the Productive taxpayers, profit taking
private enterprises.
Leaving
Unproductive tax payers, NGO's, welfare, government departments, etc.
The problem with Unproductive tax payers, is that governments
eventually run out of Productive taxpayers money
The government needs to fix non-government sector of the economy!
The private sector, is in contraction and you could then argue it is
in recession! There is a big transfer between the private sector and
the public sector at the moment. The private sector is shedding jobs
to the public sector, which is picking up jobs. But are they the
productive jobs we want?
In other words
Growing government and not-for-profit employment can become
unsustainable if not supported by a vibrant, growing private sector
that funds them via taxes.
This is the orunning out of productive taxpayersA moneyo concern
common in fiscal debates
Well this on top of Albanese's BIG GOVERNMENT plan with declining
private sector jobs, is already seeing unsustainability funding of >Government sector, NDIS is a example
A growing disconnect between tax-generating oproductiveo (Private
employment) sectors and expanding welfare/service (Government
employment) jobs is a real risk to fiscal health over time.
Socialist Greece had to in 2010 ended up seizing ones money in one's
bank account if it was over $100,000!
A not-so-secret secret about Labor's immigration strategy was missed
this week by the mainstream media - and it reinforces why the party
will have a hold on power for years to come.
The Labor voting migrants I doubt know how expensive it is to live in >Australia, they are just told of cash in, not cash out!
$48 an hour, may look great for a migrant, What they don't know (nor
does Albo ) a third of money is taxed, then 12% superannuation,
Medicare, union fees, transport, rent, plus other living expenses,
etc, etc.
This to me explains the escalation in crime in Australian cities?
But little else mat
Petzl <petzlx@gmail.com> wrote
Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote
Socialist Greece had to in 2010 ended up seizing ones money in one's
bank account if it was over $100,000!
Bullshit they did
My bad it was Cyprus in 2013
Bullshit they did
Everything else is correct
Bullshit it is, particularly the stupid claim that the private sector is >dead in this country
Cyprus in 2013, where, as part of a bailout deal, bank deposits above
C100,000 at certain banks faced a haircut (direct loss).
A haircut is NOT having it all seized if it was over $100,000
https://www.google.com/search?q=what+happened+in+cyprus+in+2013+with+bank+account+deposits
On Fri, 22 Aug 2025 17:10:18 +1000, Petzl <petzlx@gmail.com> wrote:Bullshit
On Thu, 21 Aug 2025 08:58:22 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:There's a rumor industrial regulations are being cut back, or at least> loosely policed
Always a fair bit of skullduggery with Government run.
Even the current interregnum has baulked at the ballooning cost of
pandering to hyperactive kids and their single "mums".
And the Shrinks cashing in on it all.
We'll see how the fixit clashes with populism and policies.
At last the voting taxpayer is being considered.
The main reason NDIS is going to be cut is because the private sector>> has almost gone. That is the Productive taxpayers, profit taking
private enterprises.
Leaving
Unproductive tax payers, NGO's, welfare, government departments, etc.>> The problem with Unproductive tax payers, is that governments
eventually run out of Productive taxpayers money
The government needs to fix non-government sector of the economy!
The private sector, is in contraction and you could then argue it is
in recession! There is a big transfer between the private sector and
the public sector at the moment. The private sector is shedding jobs
to the public sector, which is picking up jobs. But are they the
productive jobs we want?
because they're one main cause for manufacturersBullshit
fleeing overseas. It's all hush-hush of course for political
reasons. After all, just how much shafting can the private sector
bear? The ruinous brigandage of the Land Tax raids are having many
victims fleeing north to Queensland. This is no Bullshit!
Makes no sense to have it at allIn other wordsYes, frenetic activity is no guarantee of productivity.
Growing government and not-for-profit employment can become
unsustainable if not supported by a vibrant, growing private sector
that funds them via taxes.
This is the rCLrunning out of productive taxpayersrCO moneyrCY concern
common in fiscal debates
Well this on top of Albanese's BIG GOVERNMENT plan with decliningThe NDIS is the latest Greatest Disaster for the taxpayer. Any fool
private sector jobs, is already seeing unsustainability funding of
Government sector, NDIS is a example
would have:
1/ Introduced it to cater for the worst cases first, then gradually
extending and adjusting it.
2/ Fix the annual expenditure so lesser cases placed on a waiting
list.
Of course governments do the obvious only after all other options are exhausted.Bullshit with our bank guarantee
A growing disconnect between tax-generating rCLproductiverCY (PrivateIt has always been difficult to guarantee the safety of savings.
employment) sectors and expanding welfare/service (Government
employment) jobs is a real risk to fiscal health over time.
Socialist Greece had to in 2010 ended up seizing ones money in one's>> bank account if it was over $100,000!
Observe the price of gold.Nothing to do with the safety of savings and in face when the price
Nope, there is no evidence of high crime levels with their bratsA not-so-secret secret about Labor's immigration strategy was missed
this week by the mainstream media - and it reinforces why the party
will have a hold on power for years to come.
The Labor voting migrants I doubt know how expensive it is to live in>> Australia, they are just told of cash in, not cash out!
$48 an hour, may look great for a migrant, What they don't know (nor
does Albo ) a third of money is taxed, then 12% superannuation,
Medicare, union fees, transport, rent, plus other living expenses,
etc, etc.
This to me explains the escalation in crime in Australian cities?
But little else mat
The rise in the number of single-mother families may be relevant.
And wide-screen TVs, raising expectations far above abilities.More mindless bullshit, given they are so cheap
Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wroteLearn to bullshit
Petzl <petzlx@gmail.com> wroteLearn to read!
Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wroteBullshit they did
My bad it was Cyprus in 2013Socialist Greece had to in 2010 ended up seizing ones money in one's >>>>> bank account if it was over $100,000!Bullshit they did
Everything else is correctBullshit it is, particularly the stupid claim that the private sector is
dead in this country
Cyprus in 2013, where, as part of a bailout deal, bank deposits aboveA haircut is NOT having it all seized if it was over $100,000
n100,000 at certain banks faced a haircut (direct loss).
"faced" was the key wordYou never could bullshit your way out of a wet paper bag
And what happened in cyprus has absolutely NOTHINGhttps://www.google.com/search?q=what+happened+in+cyprus+in+2013+with+bank+account+deposits
The ABC, most don't watch this arm of the left, even though we asIn facf it costs the individual taxpayer sweet fuck all
taxpayers have to pay for it!
The government finding itself running out of Productive (PrivateIts doing that because the whole thing was stupid in the first place
sector) taxpayers money is cutting funding to NDIS.
Surely it would be better to stop funding "Our" ABC first?
The Australian government allocated approximately $989 million in
actual funding for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) for
the 2024-25 financial year. This figure increased to around $1.016
billion for 2025-26, which is a 2.7% increase over the 2024-25
allocation.
Then there is the "Net Zero" leftie scam!
<https://vimeo.com/231081036>
Again dumping Labors "net zero" rubbish would turn Australia's econony> up *A$22.7 billion* to support Australia's net zero transformation with investments, innovation grants, and government-backed finance. The FMA> legislation was passed in late 2024 and helps improve the investment
environment for clean energy, hydrogen production, renewable
electricity, and decarbonized products. It also includes related bills> like the Guarantee of Origin scheme to certify low-emissions products.--- Synchronet 3.21a-Linux NewsLink 1.2
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 08:51:44 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:It is not bullshit; I am directly effected. No Bullshit here!
On Fri, 22 Aug 2025 17:10:18 +1000, Petzl <petzlx@gmail.com> wrote:
On Thu, 21 Aug 2025 08:58:22 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:
Always a fair bit of skullduggery with Government run.
Even the current interregnum has baulked at the ballooning cost of
pandering to hyperactive kids and their single "mums".
And the Shrinks cashing in on it all.
We'll see how the fixit clashes with populism and policies.
At last the voting taxpayer is being considered.
The main reason NDIS is going to be cut is because the private sector
has almost gone. That is the Productive taxpayers, profit taking
private enterprises.
Leaving
Unproductive tax payers, NGO's, welfare, government departments, etc.
The problem with Unproductive tax payers, is that governments
eventually run out of Productive taxpayers money
The government needs to fix non-government sector of the economy!
The private sector, is in contraction and you could then argue it is
in recession! There is a big transfer between the private sector and
the public sector at the moment. The private sector is shedding jobs
to the public sector, which is picking up jobs. But are they the
productive jobs we want?
There's a rumor industrial regulations are being cut back, or at least
loosely policed
Bullshit
It is not bullshit. I know of one case personally.because they're one main cause for manufacturers
fleeing overseas. It's all hush-hush of course for political
reasons. After all, just how much shafting can the private sector
bear? The ruinous brigandage of the Land Tax raids are having many
victims fleeing north to Queensland. This is no Bullshit!
Bullshit
That's for sure. The crims who introduced it are still at large.In other words
Growing government and not-for-profit employment can become
unsustainable if not supported by a vibrant, growing private sector
that funds them via taxes.
This is the orunning out of productive taxpayersA moneyo concern
common in fiscal debates
Yes, frenetic activity is no guarantee of productivity.
Well this on top of Albanese's BIG GOVERNMENT plan with declining
private sector jobs, is already seeing unsustainability funding of
Government sector, NDIS is a example
The NDIS is the latest Greatest Disaster for the taxpayer. Any fool
would have:
1/ Introduced it to cater for the worst cases first, then gradually
extending and adjusting it.
2/ Fix the annual expenditure so lesser cases placed on a waiting
list.
Makes no sense to have it at all
Jeeezuz, that's only up to 250K!Of course governments do the obvious only after all other options are
exhausted.
A growing disconnect between tax-generating oproductiveo (Private
employment) sectors and expanding welfare/service (Government
employment) jobs is a real risk to fiscal health over time.
Socialist Greece had to in 2010 ended up seizing ones money in one's
bank account if it was over $100,000!
It has always been difficult to guarantee the safety of savings.
Bullshit with our bank guarantee
Observe the price of gold.
Nothing to do with the safety of savings and in face when the price
of gold was fixed, that did guarantee the safety of savings in gold.
Their feral saber-toothed brats run wild and invade homes.A not-so-secret secret about Labor's immigration strategy was missed
this week by the mainstream media - and it reinforces why the party
will have a hold on power for years to come.
The Labor voting migrants I doubt know how expensive it is to live in
Australia, they are just told of cash in, not cash out!
$48 an hour, may look great for a migrant, What they don't know (nor
does Albo ) a third of money is taxed, then 12% superannuation,
Medicare, union fees, transport, rent, plus other living expenses,
etc, etc.
This to me explains the escalation in crime in Australian cities?
But little else mat
The rise in the number of single-mother families may be relevant.
Nope, there is no evidence of high crime levels with their brats
Plenty of evidence of the problem with the worst of the immigrantsYou aren't paying attention. Go stand in the Naughty Corner!
And wide-screen TVs, raising expectations far above abilities.
More mindless bullshit, given they are so cheap
The main driver is drug addictsAlways there have been drug addicts and drunks. Alienation is the new
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 10:01:21 +1000, "Rod Speed"Its bullshit that either is being cut back or loosely policed, most
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 08:51:44 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:It is not bullshit; I am directly effected. No Bullshit here!
On Fri, 22 Aug 2025 17:10:18 +1000, Petzl <petzlx@gmail.com> wrote:Bullshit
On Thu, 21 Aug 2025 08:58:22 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote: >>>>
Always a fair bit of skullduggery with Government run.
Even the current interregnum has baulked at the ballooning cost of>>>>> pandering to hyperactive kids and their single "mums".
And the Shrinks cashing in on it all.
We'll see how the fixit clashes with populism and policies.
At last the voting taxpayer is being considered.
The main reason NDIS is going to be cut is because the private sector
has almost gone. That is the Productive taxpayers, profit taking
private enterprises.
Leaving
Unproductive tax payers, NGO's, welfare, government departments, etc.
The problem with Unproductive tax payers, is that governments
eventually run out of Productive taxpayers money
The government needs to fix non-government sector of the economy!
The private sector, is in contraction and you could then argue it is
in recession! There is a big transfer between the private sector and
the public sector at the moment. The private sector is shedding jobs
to the public sector, which is picking up jobs. But are they the
productive jobs we want?
There's a rumor industrial regulations are being cut back, or at least
loosely policed
One case is nothing even remotely like MANY VICTIMS, stupidIt is not bullshit. I know of one case personally.because they're one main cause for manufacturersBullshit
fleeing overseas. It's all hush-hush of course for political
reasons. After all, just how much shafting can the private sector
bear? The ruinous brigandage of the Land Tax raids are having many
victims fleeing north to Queensland. This is no Bullshit!
Gillard stupidly introduced it so she could have a 'legacy'That's for sure. The crims who introduced it are still at large.In other words
Growing government and not-for-profit employment can become
unsustainable if not supported by a vibrant, growing private sector>>>> that funds them via taxes.
This is the rCLrunning out of productive taxpayersrCO moneyrCY concern >>>> common in fiscal debates
Yes, frenetic activity is no guarantee of productivity.
Well this on top of Albanese's BIG GOVERNMENT plan with declining
private sector jobs, is already seeing unsustainability funding of>>>> Government sector, NDIS is a example
The NDIS is the latest Greatest Disaster for the taxpayer. Any fool
would have:
1/ Introduced it to cater for the worst cases first, then gradually
extending and adjusting it.
2/ Fix the annual expenditure so lesser cases placed on a waiting
list.
Makes no sense to have it at all
So all you have to do is spread your savingsJeeezuz, that's only up to 250K!Of course governments do the obvious only after all other options are
exhausted.
A growing disconnect between tax-generating rCLproductiverCY (Private
employment) sectors and expanding welfare/service (Government
employment) jobs is a real risk to fiscal health over time.
Socialist Greece had to in 2010 ended up seizing ones money in one's
bank account if it was over $100,000!
It has always been difficult to guarantee the safety of savings.
Bullshit with our bank guarantee
Bullshit it is. Its actually a barometer of warfareIt is a barometer of the financial system's safety.Observe the price of gold.
Nothing to do with the safety of savings and in face when the price
of gold was fixed, that did guarantee the safety of savings in gold.
This is no bullshit.Yours is always complete bullshit
Nope, there is no evidence of high crime levels with their bratsTheir feral saber-toothed brats run wild and invade homes.A not-so-secret secret about Labor's immigration strategy was missed
this week by the mainstream media - and it reinforces why the party>>>> will have a hold on power for years to come.
The Labor voting migrants I doubt know how expensive it is to live in
Australia, they are just told of cash in, not cash out!
$48 an hour, may look great for a migrant, What they don't know (nor
does Albo ) a third of money is taxed, then 12% superannuation,
Medicare, union fees, transport, rent, plus other living expenses,
etc, etc.
This to me explains the escalation in crime in Australian cities?
But little else mat
The rise in the number of single-mother families may be relevant.
Nope, there is no evidence of high crime levels with their brats
Go and fuck yourself, againPlenty of evidence of the problem with the worst of the immigrantsYou aren't paying attention. Go stand in the Naughty Corner!
And wide-screen TVs, raising expectations far above abilities.More mindless bullshit, given they are so cheap
And they do the bulk of crimeThe main driver is drug addictsAlways there have been drug addicts and drunks.
Alienation is the new peril.Mindless bullshit
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 10:38:39 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 10:01:21 +1000, "Rod Speed"
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 08:51:44 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:
On Fri, 22 Aug 2025 17:10:18 +1000, Petzl <petzlx@gmail.com> wrote:
On Thu, 21 Aug 2025 08:58:22 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote: >>>>>
Always a fair bit of skullduggery with Government run.
Even the current interregnum has baulked at the ballooning cost of >>>>>> pandering to hyperactive kids and their single "mums".
And the Shrinks cashing in on it all.
We'll see how the fixit clashes with populism and policies.
At last the voting taxpayer is being considered.
The main reason NDIS is going to be cut is because the private sector >>>>> has almost gone. That is the Productive taxpayers, profit taking
private enterprises.
Leaving
Unproductive tax payers, NGO's, welfare, government departments, etc. >>>>> The problem with Unproductive tax payers, is that governments
eventually run out of Productive taxpayers money
The government needs to fix non-government sector of the economy!
The private sector, is in contraction and you could then argue it is >>>>> in recession! There is a big transfer between the private sector and >>>>> the public sector at the moment. The private sector is shedding jobs >>>>> to the public sector, which is picking up jobs. But are they the
productive jobs we want?
There's a rumor industrial regulations are being cut back, or at least >>>> loosely policed
Bullshit
It is not bullshit; I am directly effected. No Bullshit here!
Its bullshit that either is being cut back or loosely policed, most
obviously with kitchen stone benches and black lung disease in miners
because they're one main cause for manufacturers
fleeing overseas. It's all hush-hush of course for political
reasons. After all, just how much shafting can the private sector
bear? The ruinous brigandage of the Land Tax raids are having many
victims fleeing north to Queensland. This is no Bullshit!
Bullshit
It is not bullshit. I know of one case personally.
One case is nothing even remotely like MANY VICTIMS, stupid
--- Synchronet 3.21a-Linux NewsLink 1.2In other words
Growing government and not-for-profit employment can become
unsustainable if not supported by a vibrant, growing private sector
that funds them via taxes.
This is the orunning out of productive taxpayersA moneyo concern
common in fiscal debates
Yes, frenetic activity is no guarantee of productivity.
Well this on top of Albanese's BIG GOVERNMENT plan with declining
private sector jobs, is already seeing unsustainability funding of
Government sector, NDIS is a example
The NDIS is the latest Greatest Disaster for the taxpayer. Any fool
would have:
1/ Introduced it to cater for the worst cases first, then gradually
extending and adjusting it.
2/ Fix the annual expenditure so lesser cases placed on a waiting
list.
Makes no sense to have it at all
That's for sure. The crims who introduced it are still at large.
Gillard stupidly introduced it so she could have a 'legacy'
Of course governments do the obvious only after all other options are
exhausted.
A growing disconnect between tax-generating oproductiveo (Private
employment) sectors and expanding welfare/service (Government
employment) jobs is a real risk to fiscal health over time.
Socialist Greece had to in 2010 ended up seizing ones money in one's >>>>> bank account if it was over $100,000!
It has always been difficult to guarantee the safety of savings.
Bullshit with our bank guarantee
Jeeezuz, that's only up to 250K!
So all you have to do is spread your savings
Observe the price of gold.
Nothing to do with the safety of savings and in face when the price
of gold was fixed, that did guarantee the safety of savings in gold.
It is a barometer of the financial system's safety.
Bullshit it is. Its actually a barometer of warfare
This is no bullshit.
Yours is always complete bullshit
A not-so-secret secret about Labor's immigration strategy was missed >>>>> this week by the mainstream media - and it reinforces why the party
will have a hold on power for years to come.
The Labor voting migrants I doubt know how expensive it is to live in >>>>> Australia, they are just told of cash in, not cash out!
$48 an hour, may look great for a migrant, What they don't know (nor >>>>> does Albo ) a third of money is taxed, then 12% superannuation,
Medicare, union fees, transport, rent, plus other living expenses,
etc, etc.
This to me explains the escalation in crime in Australian cities?
But little else mat
The rise in the number of single-mother families may be relevant.
Nope, there is no evidence of high crime levels with their brats
Their feral saber-toothed brats run wild and invade homes.
Nope, there is no evidence of high crime levels with their brats
Plenty of evidence of the problem with the worst of the immigrants
And wide-screen TVs, raising expectations far above abilities.
More mindless bullshit, given they are so cheap
You aren't paying attention. Go stand in the Naughty Corner!
Go and fuck yourself, again
The main driver is drug addicts
Always there have been drug addicts and drunks.
And they do the bulk of crime
Alienation is the new peril.
Mindless bullshit
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 11:19:39 +1000, "Rod Speed"They won't survive the shotty and the rottys
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 10:38:39 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:Tsk. I'm tiring of your nitpicking and jibes, troll, so I'm sending
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 10:01:21 +1000, "Rod Speed"
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 08:51:44 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote: >>>>
On Fri, 22 Aug 2025 17:10:18 +1000, Petzl <petzlx@gmail.com> wrote:
On Thu, 21 Aug 2025 08:58:22 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> >>>>>> wrote:
Always a fair bit of skullduggery with Government run.
Even the current interregnum has baulked at the ballooning cost of >>>>>>> pandering to hyperactive kids and their single "mums".
And the Shrinks cashing in on it all.
We'll see how the fixit clashes with populism and policies.
At last the voting taxpayer is being considered.
The main reason NDIS is going to be cut is because the private >>>>>> sector
has almost gone. That is the Productive taxpayers, profit taking
private enterprises.
Leaving
Unproductive tax payers, NGO's, welfare, government departments, >>>>>> etc.
The problem with Unproductive tax payers, is that governments
eventually run out of Productive taxpayers money
The government needs to fix non-government sector of the economy!>>>>>> The private sector, is in contraction and you could then argue it is
in recession! There is a big transfer between the private sector and >>>>>> the public sector at the moment. The private sector is shedding jobs >>>>>> to the public sector, which is picking up jobs. But are they the
productive jobs we want?
There's a rumor industrial regulations are being cut back, or at >>>>> least
loosely policed
Bullshit
It is not bullshit; I am directly effected. No Bullshit here!
Its bullshit that either is being cut back or loosely policed, most
obviously with kitchen stone benches and black lung disease in miners>> >>>>> because they're one main cause for manufacturers
fleeing overseas. It's all hush-hush of course for political
reasons. After all, just how much shafting can the private sector
bear? The ruinous brigandage of the Land Tax raids are having many >>>>> victims fleeing north to Queensland. This is no Bullshit!
Bullshit
It is not bullshit. I know of one case personally.
One case is nothing even remotely like MANY VICTIMS, stupid
the boys around on their Harleys to apply the famous parsnip
medication to ameliorate your negative attitudes... https://tinyurl.com/2yot9o79
.... its gonna change your facial expression, and your perambulatory
gait.
--- Synchronet 3.21a-Linux NewsLink 1.2In other words
Growing government and not-for-profit employment can become
unsustainable if not supported by a vibrant, growing private sector >>>>>> that funds them via taxes.
This is the rCLrunning out of productive taxpayersrCO moneyrCY concern >>>>>> common in fiscal debates
Yes, frenetic activity is no guarantee of productivity.
Well this on top of Albanese's BIG GOVERNMENT plan with declining>>>>>> private sector jobs, is already seeing unsustainability funding of
Government sector, NDIS is a example
The NDIS is the latest Greatest Disaster for the taxpayer. Any fool >>>>> would have:
1/ Introduced it to cater for the worst cases first, then gradually
extending and adjusting it.
2/ Fix the annual expenditure so lesser cases placed on a waiting>>>>> list.
Makes no sense to have it at all
That's for sure. The crims who introduced it are still at large.
Gillard stupidly introduced it so she could have a 'legacy'
Of course governments do the obvious only after all other options are >>>>> exhausted.
A growing disconnect between tax-generating rCLproductiverCY (Private >>>>>> employment) sectors and expanding welfare/service (Government
employment) jobs is a real risk to fiscal health over time.
Socialist Greece had to in 2010 ended up seizing ones money in >>>>>> one's
bank account if it was over $100,000!
It has always been difficult to guarantee the safety of savings.
Bullshit with our bank guarantee
Jeeezuz, that's only up to 250K!
So all you have to do is spread your savings
Observe the price of gold.
Nothing to do with the safety of savings and in face when the price>>>> of gold was fixed, that did guarantee the safety of savings in gold.
It is a barometer of the financial system's safety.
Bullshit it is. Its actually a barometer of warfare
This is no bullshit.
Yours is always complete bullshit
A not-so-secret secret about Labor's immigration strategy was missed >>>>>> this week by the mainstream media - and it reinforces why the party >>>>>> will have a hold on power for years to come.
The Labor voting migrants I doubt know how expensive it is to live >>>>>> in
Australia, they are just told of cash in, not cash out!
$48 an hour, may look great for a migrant, What they don't know (nor >>>>>> does Albo ) a third of money is taxed, then 12% superannuation,
Medicare, union fees, transport, rent, plus other living expenses, >>>>>> etc, etc.
This to me explains the escalation in crime in Australian cities?>>>>>> But little else mat
The rise in the number of single-mother families may be relevant.
Nope, there is no evidence of high crime levels with their brats
Their feral saber-toothed brats run wild and invade homes.
Nope, there is no evidence of high crime levels with their brats
Plenty of evidence of the problem with the worst of the immigrants
And wide-screen TVs, raising expectations far above abilities.
More mindless bullshit, given they are so cheap
You aren't paying attention. Go stand in the Naughty Corner!
Go and fuck yourself, again
The main driver is drug addicts
Always there have been drug addicts and drunks.
And they do the bulk of crime
Alienation is the new peril.
Mindless bullshit
Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wroteOnly for pig ignorant clowns like you
Petzl <petzlx@gmail.com> wroteAlbanese Labor Government, seems has now run out of other peoples
Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote
money,
yet has learned nothing from the "Snowy 2" sink big scheme!Nothing even remotely like Snowy 2
And is now pushing a "Snowy 3" type sink big scheme in Hunter Valley!
Under "Green" Hydrogen funded by Government moneyNothing even remotely like Snowy 2
The "Quid Pro Quo" at work again
(Enormous salaries, drugs, prostitution no doubt, <https://www.orica.com/news-media/2025/orica-awarded-432-million-arena-headstart-funding>
https://tinyurl.com/43bpxmnw
Orica awarded $432 million Arena Headstart funding
Never let a failure affect Labor's desire to kill Australia,Nothing even remotely like kill Australia, fuckwit
Twiggy Forrest erases green hydrogen projects from website afterBULLSHIT
dropping out after over a US$billion went down the drain!
The costs much of it Government money.
Project Cancellations and Write-Downs: FMG abandoned its two largestNone of it australian govt money
hydrogen projects in 2025rCothe Arizona Hydrogen project in the US
(estimated at $900 million)
and the PEM50 green hydrogen plant inNone of it australian govt money
Gladstone, Queensland (estimated at $1 billion).
These cancellationsWhich is sweet fuck all and none of it australian govt money
resulted in a direct write-down of approximately US$150 million (about> AU$220 million), according to investor reports and industry analysts.
Introducing legislation to seize superannuation savings Division 296Only affects those who are paid insane money
Tax Liability.
This includes the taxation of unrealised capital gains inAnd it remains to be seen if it actually happens again
superannuation. Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has confirmedthat the > Party does intend to introduce the stalled bill again.
Don't see any cuts to the billions Labor is wasting on "Net Zero" orNone of which will kill the country
other "Think Big" (turned to "Sink big") Labor platforms, like Mass
labor voting immigration, Labor ABC propaganda funding
The growing never ending list goes onNone of which will kill the country
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 12:07:59 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 11:19:39 +1000, "Rod Speed"
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 10:38:39 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 10:01:21 +1000, "Rod Speed"
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 08:51:44 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote: >>>>>
On Fri, 22 Aug 2025 17:10:18 +1000, Petzl <petzlx@gmail.com> wrote: >>>>>>
On Thu, 21 Aug 2025 08:58:22 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> >>>>>>> wrote:
Always a fair bit of skullduggery with Government run.
Even the current interregnum has baulked at the ballooning cost of >>>>>>>> pandering to hyperactive kids and their single "mums".
And the Shrinks cashing in on it all.
We'll see how the fixit clashes with populism and policies.
At last the voting taxpayer is being considered.
The main reason NDIS is going to be cut is because the private >>>>>>> sector
has almost gone. That is the Productive taxpayers, profit taking >>>>>>> private enterprises.
Leaving
Unproductive tax payers, NGO's, welfare, government departments, >>>>>>> etc.
The problem with Unproductive tax payers, is that governments
eventually run out of Productive taxpayers money
The government needs to fix non-government sector of the economy! >>>>>>> The private sector, is in contraction and you could then argue it is >>>>>>> in recession! There is a big transfer between the private sector and >>>>>>> the public sector at the moment. The private sector is shedding jobs >>>>>>> to the public sector, which is picking up jobs. But are they the >>>>>>> productive jobs we want?
There's a rumor industrial regulations are being cut back, or at >>>>>> least
loosely policed
Bullshit
It is not bullshit; I am directly effected. No Bullshit here!
Its bullshit that either is being cut back or loosely policed, most
obviously with kitchen stone benches and black lung disease in miners
because they're one main cause for manufacturers
fleeing overseas. It's all hush-hush of course for political
reasons. After all, just how much shafting can the private sector >>>>>> bear? The ruinous brigandage of the Land Tax raids are having many >>>>>> victims fleeing north to Queensland. This is no Bullshit!
Bullshit
It is not bullshit. I know of one case personally.
One case is nothing even remotely like MANY VICTIMS, stupid
Tsk. I'm tiring of your nitpicking and jibes, troll, so I'm sending
the boys around on their Harleys to apply the famous parsnip
medication to ameliorate your negative attitudes...
https://tinyurl.com/2yot9o79
.... its gonna change your facial expression, and your perambulatory
gait.
They won't survive the shotty and the rottys
--- Synchronet 3.21a-Linux NewsLink 1.2In other words
Growing government and not-for-profit employment can become
unsustainable if not supported by a vibrant, growing private sector >>>>>>> that funds them via taxes.
This is the orunning out of productive taxpayersA moneyo concern >>>>>>> common in fiscal debates
Yes, frenetic activity is no guarantee of productivity.
Well this on top of Albanese's BIG GOVERNMENT plan with declining >>>>>>> private sector jobs, is already seeing unsustainability funding of >>>>>>> Government sector, NDIS is a example
The NDIS is the latest Greatest Disaster for the taxpayer. Any fool >>>>>> would have:
1/ Introduced it to cater for the worst cases first, then gradually >>>>>> extending and adjusting it.
2/ Fix the annual expenditure so lesser cases placed on a waiting >>>>>> list.
Makes no sense to have it at all
That's for sure. The crims who introduced it are still at large.
Gillard stupidly introduced it so she could have a 'legacy'
Of course governments do the obvious only after all other options are >>>>>> exhausted.
A growing disconnect between tax-generating oproductiveo (Private >>>>>>> employment) sectors and expanding welfare/service (Government
employment) jobs is a real risk to fiscal health over time.
Socialist Greece had to in 2010 ended up seizing ones money in >>>>>>> one's
bank account if it was over $100,000!
It has always been difficult to guarantee the safety of savings.
Bullshit with our bank guarantee
Jeeezuz, that's only up to 250K!
So all you have to do is spread your savings
Observe the price of gold.
Nothing to do with the safety of savings and in face when the price
of gold was fixed, that did guarantee the safety of savings in gold.
It is a barometer of the financial system's safety.
Bullshit it is. Its actually a barometer of warfare
This is no bullshit.
Yours is always complete bullshit
A not-so-secret secret about Labor's immigration strategy was missed >>>>>>> this week by the mainstream media - and it reinforces why the party >>>>>>> will have a hold on power for years to come.
The Labor voting migrants I doubt know how expensive it is to live >>>>>>> in
Australia, they are just told of cash in, not cash out!
$48 an hour, may look great for a migrant, What they don't know (nor >>>>>>> does Albo ) a third of money is taxed, then 12% superannuation,
Medicare, union fees, transport, rent, plus other living expenses, >>>>>>> etc, etc.
This to me explains the escalation in crime in Australian cities? >>>>>>> But little else mat
The rise in the number of single-mother families may be relevant.
Nope, there is no evidence of high crime levels with their brats
Their feral saber-toothed brats run wild and invade homes.
Nope, there is no evidence of high crime levels with their brats
Plenty of evidence of the problem with the worst of the immigrants
And wide-screen TVs, raising expectations far above abilities.
More mindless bullshit, given they are so cheap
You aren't paying attention. Go stand in the Naughty Corner!
Go and fuck yourself, again
The main driver is drug addicts
Always there have been drug addicts and drunks.
And they do the bulk of crime
Alienation is the new peril.
Mindless bullshit
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 12:46:38 +1000, "Rod Speed"They won't survive the shotty and the rottys
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 12:07:59 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:....uh? well then, the Dykes on Bikes, all were raised on rotty steaks> (served rare) and just luvv the buckshot treatment.
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 11:19:39 +1000, "Rod Speed"They won't survive the shotty and the rottys
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 10:38:39 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote: >>>>
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 10:01:21 +1000, "Rod Speed"
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:
On Sat, 23 Aug 2025 08:51:44 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> >>>>>> wrote:
On Fri, 22 Aug 2025 17:10:18 +1000, Petzl <petzlx@gmail.com> wrote: >>>>>>>
On Thu, 21 Aug 2025 08:58:22 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com>>>>>>>>> wrote:
Always a fair bit of skullduggery with Government run.
Even the current interregnum has baulked at the ballooning cost >>>>>>>>> of
pandering to hyperactive kids and their single "mums".
And the Shrinks cashing in on it all.
We'll see how the fixit clashes with populism and policies.
At last the voting taxpayer is being considered.
The main reason NDIS is going to be cut is because the private >>>>>>>> sector
has almost gone. That is the Productive taxpayers, profit taking >>>>>>>> private enterprises.
Leaving
Unproductive tax payers, NGO's, welfare, government departments, >>>>>>>> etc.
The problem with Unproductive tax payers, is that governments
eventually run out of Productive taxpayers money
The government needs to fix non-government sector of the economy! >>>>>>>> The private sector, is in contraction and you could then argue it >>>>>>>> is
in recession! There is a big transfer between the private sector >>>>>>>> and
the public sector at the moment. The private sector is shedding >>>>>>>> jobs
to the public sector, which is picking up jobs. But are they the >>>>>>>> productive jobs we want?
There's a rumor industrial regulations are being cut back, or at>>>>>>> least
loosely policed
Bullshit
It is not bullshit; I am directly effected. No Bullshit here!
Its bullshit that either is being cut back or loosely policed, most>>>> obviously with kitchen stone benches and black lung disease in miners
because they're one main cause for manufacturers
fleeing overseas. It's all hush-hush of course for political
reasons. After all, just how much shafting can the private sector >>>>>>> bear? The ruinous brigandage of the Land Tax raids are having >>>>>>> many
victims fleeing north to Queensland. This is no Bullshit!
Bullshit
It is not bullshit. I know of one case personally.
One case is nothing even remotely like MANY VICTIMS, stupid
Tsk. I'm tiring of your nitpicking and jibes, troll, so I'm sending
the boys around on their Harleys to apply the famous parsnip
medication to ameliorate your negative attitudes...
https://tinyurl.com/2yot9o79
.... its gonna change your facial expression, and your perambulatory>>> gait.
Better run for the tall grass pronto.You're that sort of wimp
--- Synchronet 3.21a-Linux NewsLink 1.2In other words
Growing government and not-for-profit employment can become
unsustainable if not supported by a vibrant, growing private >>>>>>>> sector
that funds them via taxes.
This is the rCLrunning out of productive taxpayersrCO moneyrCY concern >>>>>>>> common in fiscal debates
Yes, frenetic activity is no guarantee of productivity.
Well this on top of Albanese's BIG GOVERNMENT plan with declining >>>>>>>> private sector jobs, is already seeing unsustainability funding >>>>>>>> of
Government sector, NDIS is a example
The NDIS is the latest Greatest Disaster for the taxpayer. Any >>>>>>> fool
would have:
1/ Introduced it to cater for the worst cases first, then gradually >>>>>>> extending and adjusting it.
2/ Fix the annual expenditure so lesser cases placed on a waiting >>>>>>> list.
Makes no sense to have it at all
That's for sure. The crims who introduced it are still at large.
Gillard stupidly introduced it so she could have a 'legacy'
Of course governments do the obvious only after all other options >>>>>>> are
exhausted.
A growing disconnect between tax-generating rCLproductiverCY (Private >>>>>>>> employment) sectors and expanding welfare/service (Government
employment) jobs is a real risk to fiscal health over time.
Socialist Greece had to in 2010 ended up seizing ones money in>>>>>>>> one's
bank account if it was over $100,000!
It has always been difficult to guarantee the safety of savings.>>>>>> >>>>>> Bullshit with our bank guarantee
Jeeezuz, that's only up to 250K!
So all you have to do is spread your savings
It is a barometer of the financial system's safety.Observe the price of gold.
Nothing to do with the safety of savings and in face when the price >>>>>> of gold was fixed, that did guarantee the safety of savings in gold. >>>>
Bullshit it is. Its actually a barometer of warfare
This is no bullshit.
Yours is always complete bullshit
Nope, there is no evidence of high crime levels with their bratsA not-so-secret secret about Labor's immigration strategy was >>>>>>>> missed
this week by the mainstream media - and it reinforces why the >>>>>>>> party
will have a hold on power for years to come.
The Labor voting migrants I doubt know how expensive it is to live >>>>>>>> in
Australia, they are just told of cash in, not cash out!
$48 an hour, may look great for a migrant, What they don't know >>>>>>>> (nor
does Albo ) a third of money is taxed, then 12% superannuation,>>>>>>>> Medicare, union fees, transport, rent, plus other living expenses,
etc, etc.
This to me explains the escalation in crime in Australian cities? >>>>>>>> But little else mat
The rise in the number of single-mother families may be relevant. >>>>>>
Their feral saber-toothed brats run wild and invade homes.
Nope, there is no evidence of high crime levels with their brats
Plenty of evidence of the problem with the worst of the immigrants
And wide-screen TVs, raising expectations far above abilities.
More mindless bullshit, given they are so cheap
You aren't paying attention. Go stand in the Naughty Corner!
Go and fuck yourself, again
The main driver is drug addicts
Always there have been drug addicts and drunks.
And they do the bulk of crime
Alienation is the new peril.
Mindless bullshit