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Why Costello and his Budget are FAILURES
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The budget is all about reinforcing the 3 P's.
POPULATION - beefing up immigratiion
PARTICIPATION - of ONLY young mothers through childcare rebates would you believe
PRODUCTIVITY - by an overall reduction in the last 10 years of education spending and an outsourcing of skills to lean, hungry, Clayton Australian migrants.
Such policy does boost economic growth for the rich at the expense of the poor whose silence is bought for $16 per week tax incentives while behind closed dorrs Packer pays his executives $5 million bonuses.
BUT even that isn't the REAL problem.
The real problem is that immigration policies have made the cost, availability and future sustainability of
rents
power
fuel
water
transport
air quality
environmental degradation
police
hospitals
way beyond the providing capacity of this country.
Thus the 3P's policy is NOT SUSTAINABLE after about 2010 when shortages in all the above factors combine with stress and violence to create the seeds of revolution in this country
By 2025 when oil runs out, the consequences for Australia, based on theory of population dynamics where populations outstrip resources, is nothing less than CATASTROPHE.
Costello and his budget are failures not because Australians don't KNOW what I say is true but rather because he knows it too and cynically buys our votes with pissant tax cuts and the fear of interest rate rises and falling property prices that pique the worst emotions of fear and greed in every one of us.
The budget OUGHT to have focused on reducing Australia's population and increasing productivity through FREE HS broadband educaton like Britain's ubiquitous Open University. To this end, only teachers should be immigrated and ALL sections of the community should be given $8000 reabates to study and get back in the workforce, not just young women.