Pauline Hanson has announced her "vision for Australia" yesterday. Some areas included:

1. Getting rid of the GST
2. Having a flat 2% tax rate, which would apply to everyone
3. Introduction of “citizen-initiated referendums”
4. Compulsory pre-nuptual agreements, before people get married
5. Help end Family Court delays and decisions
6. Foreign owned assets would be sold back to the Government
7. More jobs for youth and tax incentives for manufacturers
8. A Royal Commission into Islam and banning of the Burqa in public
9. Reducing the level of immigrants allowed into Australia
10. Cutting back on the amount of politicians

What are your thoughts? Too many restrictions or some movement and change that needs to be considered?

Pauline rules OK
Fish & Chip Shop rules:

Cannot sell other food items which traditionally live outside of the Fish & Chip ecosystem. Namely pizza and kababs.
Cannot be attached to another retail outlet such as a Milk bar. Must operate single business operation.
Must have fish tiles on the wall.
Must have wall poster of local fish population.
Must wrap Fish & Chips in paper. Boxes are an unacceptable packaging material.
Must not provide tomato sauce. Only salt and vinegar. Tomato sauce you have at

Unless a conservative party a bit slicker than One Nation comes along before the next election, I'll definitely be voting One Nation. Pauline, does however, get a bit raucous and:

1. Just not going to happen – ever. The GST is the best money spinner governments ever had.
2. As above. Shades of Jo Bejlke Peterson. Aid for rich people.
3. This one is very sensible. Just what we need to regain democracy, but the political class will not countenance it.
4. Just too silly! There is too much government meddling in our lives now.
5. What does that mean?
6. The government would bugger up the assets bought back
7. No politicians can create jobs, and tax incentives to employ have already been rorted silly.

8. We don't need a Royal Commission into Islam. We know all about Islam. We just have to force the political class to find out the truth about Islam.
9. The best and most sensible proposal. 200,00 legal immigrants each year is insane. 33% of them are on the dole!
10. Yes. But that won't happen either. How many of the oinkers are going to vote themselves out of a job?

Unlike the GST which is a very inefficient tax, if memory serves me the 2% flat tax is a transaction tax which is hugely different.

A TT taxes every single financial transaction when money moves from one account to another and unlike the GST it would be unavoidable even by the likes of profit shifting and, more importantly, there are no refunds or exemptions.

In my view it should be trialled at say 0.02% just to test the water so as to say. 0.02% is only 20cents per hundred dollars and it should apply to every transaction as even those on welfare cab afford that. Either way, if we don’t try we will never know.

I think Pauline should stick to what she knows instead of trying to become an expert in all. Some things she knows simply because she thinks:

- the swamp (unis, pollies, media and Gov) need draining
- gw is nothing but a scam for the gullible to make the 'elite' richer
- Islam is not a religion of peace in many cases
- Selective immigration is smart
- their is often 2 sides to dv and divorce
- Labour and Liberal regressives have no will or guts to tackle crime and foolish immigration policies
- many Greens are socialist facist more extreme than most

The only vision the Hansonite's have for Australia, is a Police State. All that guff, the 10 point nonsense, in the opening post is mostly fodder for the bottom dwellers. burqa's, referenda and Royal Commissions, political subsistence for the gluttonous right.

I like number 10 "Cutting back on the amount of politicians" you could take that several ways, like: jail the opposition. We did anyway, by kicking out a One Nation criminal from the Senate.