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Is Pauline Hanson The Real Deal?
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Clive is another one the Socialists love to sneer at; like Pauline Hanson (on a larger scale) he is a business man who knows how to turn a dollar, unlike most of the dangerous political class that has always had its snouts in the public trough, but presumes to run the massive business that is Australia.
No more subsidies for foreigners. No more government spending on renewables
No more Net Zero. He estimates savings for Australia of $1.6 - $1.9 trillion.
The private sector should be in control and taking the risks in offering deals for all types of power generation. It is not the business of the government.
Australians should not be paying as much as they do for our gas when exporters sell it so cheaply that Japan buys it, sells it on, and still makes a profit.
Zero Immigration. Mass immigration is making us poorer. We don't need a big population.
Economist Peter Smith blames Keynesian economics for mass immigration, and points out that Norway with only 6 million people has a higher per capita GDP than America.
All things being equal, fewer people - not more - equates to higher productivity. Smith refers to how productivity surged after tens millions of workers were wiped out by the Black Death. “Inventiveness responds to shortages”.
I do not agree with Palmer's idea of increasing all pensions by 30%. The same applies to wages. No increased productivity, no extra money. Wages and pension rise, prices rise.
The UAP also has sensible policies on health, housing, education, national debt and the public service.
If the Right of politics cannot now get together in a coalition to oust the disgraceful Albanese ultra-Socialist government, they cannot be taken seriously.
Australians need action; not silly bickering among natural allies.