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Budget cuts spell disaster for the vulnerable : Comments
By Tristan Ewins, published 16/5/2014Massive cuts to health, education and welfare fly in the face of the Government’s pre-election commitments.
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Your position appears to be, that Tony Abbott is just a big meanie who loves taking milk from needy babies even though the fridge is full of milk. Get it through your overly thick cranial cavity that this country is now $300 billion in dept to the money markets and that is going to blow out to $500 million before Abbott's cuts start to make a difference.
Twenty years ago, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, Cyprus and Greece must have been full of home grown Tristan Ewins who told their gullible electorates that there was plenty of money around to give them for free. These particular Tristan Ewins studiously refused to admit that you can't spend money forever buying votes. Could you please give me your addresss so that I can send you a copy of "The Golden Goose?"
You are probably going to win this one, Tristan. Because if there is something that a compulsive spender with a new credit card wants to hear, is that the credit is endless, so shop till you drop. Abbott will probably get chucked out by the electorate because they want to believe your message that there is plenty in the kitty and nothing to worry about.
I just hope that I am dead before the bill comes in.
I hear that the Greeks are now clamouring around the Australian embassy in Athens looking for visas. Reality bit hard in Greece and the party is over, but your message that the party is still going on in Australia has gotten through to the Greeks. And the Spanish. And the Muslims. And everybody else.