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Nov 22nd, 2017 at 5:49am
 
Unfortunately for Australia, that “lucky” free ride is just about to end.

Societe Generale’s China economist Wei Yao said recently, “Chinese banks are looking down the barrel of a staggering $1.7 trillion — worth of losses”. Hyaman Capital’s Kyle Bass calls China a “$34 trillion experiment” which is “exploding”, where Chinese bank losses “could exceed 400% of the U.S. banking losses incurred during the subprime crisis”.

A hard landing for China is a catastrophic landing for Australia, with horrific consequences to this country’s delusions of economic grandeur.


https://medium.com/@matt_11659/matt-barrie-australias-economy-is-a-house-of-card...


“We took the view in the 1970s — it’s the old cargo cult mentality of Australia that she’ll be right. This is the lucky country, we can dig up another mound of rock and someone will buy it from us, or we can sell a bit of wheat and bit of wool and we will just sort of muddle through … In the 1970s … we became a third world economy selling raw materials and food and we let the sophisticated industrial side fall apart … If in the final analysis Australia is so undisciplined, so disinterested in its salvation and its economic well being, that it doesn’t deal with these fundamental problems … Then you are gone. You are a banana republic.”
Looks like Paul Keating was right.
The national conversation needs to change, now.
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Reply #1 - Nov 22nd, 2017 at 6:12am
 
We are already a banana republic -
we hardly make anything here anymore:

We don't add value -
e.g.
we sell iron ore but don't make steel.
We sell yellow cake but we don't sell uranium fuel rods.
We buy our shoes & clothes from China.
We don't make cars.

Go to Bunnings & try to spot any product made in Australia.
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Reply #2 - Nov 22nd, 2017 at 6:19am
 
China, Japan, or Italian Banks collapse and destroying the Euro ... it's all connected and whoever is first will bring down the rest.

Australia then can't even export rock.

Thanks Mr Howard for squandering our great chance then, to preparing for next year.
The last GFC was just a practice run for what's ahead.
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Reply #3 - Nov 22nd, 2017 at 6:30am
 
Lord King, former Bank of England governor, says global banking system 'not safe'


The former governor of the Bank of England, Lord Mervyn King, has increased his criticism of global banking regulation, saying not enough was done after the 2008 global financial crisis (GFC) to ensure banks would not collapse should the economy or markets go pear-shaped.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-11-22/global-banking-system-not-safe-says-lord-m...
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Reply #4 - Nov 22nd, 2017 at 6:33am
 
its funny how the greens have this nihilistic streak.

greens and leftie labor socialists tend to hate christianity.

but only christianity reflects a core truth.

life is suffering, life is unfair, life is harsh and you cannot change that, you must simply accept it and then pick up your cross and bear it with dignity.

there is something noble about being unflappable in a tragedy.

and , yes, tragedy does await us.

it might be china, it might not, it might be cancer or a road accident  but tragedy awaits you.

what are you going to do about it....

whine and complain and get all butt hurt like whiteknight and the unionists

or just give up, catastrophise and become nihistic and depressed like the greens.

how about picking up your good dammed pain, uncertainty , fear and anxiety and bearing it with nobility.

how about giving that a shot and stop influencing the next generation of kids to be bed wetting cowards who want to cower in the corner and cover themselves with a sheet
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Reply #5 - Nov 22nd, 2017 at 6:46am
 
The three levels of creation.
First is thought.
Second is word
Third is action.

When you think life is hard, you then speak this truth. Then act out this truth.

The Universe then responds to your wish and brings you the hardship you created.

Don't like your lot aqua. Change your first level of creation.

Victimhood is so so unattractive.

Christianity sucks because like you, it's first level of creation is to steal power from everyone ... rather than remind people we all are the power.
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Reply #6 - Nov 22nd, 2017 at 7:29am
 
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The three levels of creation.
First is thought.
Second is word
Third is action.

When you think life is hard, you then speak this truth. Then act out this truth.

The Universe then responds to your wish and brings you the hardship you created.

Don't like your lot aqua. Change your first level of creation.

Victimhood is so so unattractive.

Christianity sucks because like you, it's first level of creation is to steal power from everyone ... rather than remind people we all are the power.



thats the problem with the lefties and why they get so depressed and so nihilistic.
they always see every thing as a power struggle and they always see the successful as being "oppressors" and having "stolen the power".

that simply isnt true.

men get together and then we see who is most competant and we elect the most competant to lead us.

if you are a plumber, you should try to be an awesome plumber and climb the dominance hierachy of plumbers so that the community says "this is the best plumber in town".
thats not "stealing anyones power".

the successful dont 'steal anything".

and being butthurt, fatalistic , pessimistic and saying we are all doomed is NEVER going to see you become the most successful at anything, unless they have some award for being a crybaby

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Reply #7 - Nov 22nd, 2017 at 7:41am
 
Aqua claiming it's lefties who see a power shortage. Then talks about men hoarding power.

Me think Aqua doesn't understand the concept of power. 
There is enough ... of everything.

First step in producing this is the first level of creation. Remember what that is?
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____ wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 7:41am:
Aqua claiming it's lefties who see a power shortage. Then talks about men hoarding power.

Me think Aqua doesn't understand the concept of power. 
There is enough ... of everything.

First step in producing this is the first level of creation. Remember what that is?


men dont "hoard" power.
you mistake competance for arrogance
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Reply #9 - Nov 22nd, 2017 at 8:06am
 
Manipulation is not competence.
Taking advantage of women nurturing future generations, and then hoarding women's share, is due to some male's arrogance.
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____ wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 8:06am:
Manipulation is not competence.
Taking advantage of women nurturing future generations, and then hoarding women's share, is due to some male's arrogance.



um, dude,  the feminists fought hard for equality in the workplace.


now they have all the work, they are trying to juggle raising kids and they have a beta male (fat steve) at home who cant find a job, is just like another big kid because he has no manly qualities, they cant get aroused by him because he is a loser.

women have been cheered over the cliff by the leftie intellectuals and leftie socialists.

all the studies show women were a lot happier in the 1950's when men went to work and they werent under this enormous pressure.

the left have sold women out and now want to blame it on the strong powerful successful conscientous patriachy which always kept them safe.

do you know how rediculous that is (to a woman working a crappy job, with a mediocre man and a bunch of kids she has to care for).  her life is now pure garbage thanks to leftie ideology,. thanks for nothing  Wink
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Reply #11 - Nov 22nd, 2017 at 8:22am
 
Woman are unhappy because some men have hoarded their power.

Look at the hard right ... majority of the preselection is male since males decide who gets preselected ...and this is the result.
Besides a small amount of tokenism, women sidelined.

This is the Right ... not the Left.
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____ wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 8:22am:
Woman are unhappy because some men have hoarded their power.

Look at the hard right ... majority of the preselection is male since males decide who gets preselected ...and this is the result.
Besides a small amount of tokenism, women sidelined.

This is the Right ... not the Left.



no, yet again you are wrong.
you are saying there is a "glass ceiling".

do you know how hard a politician works?
or a senior partner in a law firm?
or a executive in a business?

you have a picture in your mind of a guy sitting at a desk smoking a cigar and ordering his minions around.

but in truth, men at the top work ALL THE TIME.

they work from the moment they get up to the moment they fall asleep.
if you are an executive or a senior lawyer, you have to take that call at 3 am on  sunday and then work like a machine to fix some problem.
you have to have incredible tolerance to stress.

most successful women hit 35, they are on good money and they think "do i want to lead this insane lifestyle for the next 30 years" and they, quite sensibly, say NO.

you shouldnt be asking why are there so few women at the top.
you should be asking "why are there any men at all who are insane enough to take on this level of stress"  Wink Wink
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Bobby. wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 6:12am:
We are already a banana republic -
we hardly make anything here anymore:

We don't add value -
e.g.
we sell iron ore but don't make steel.
We sell yellow cake but we don't sell uranium fuel rods.
We buy our shoes & clothes from China.
We don't make cars.

Go to Bunnings & try to spot any product made in Australia.


we can't even make pulverised sheep sh.t !!
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Reply #14 - Nov 22nd, 2017 at 8:47am
 
Men decide who gets to run for rightwing politics.
Men chose men to run.
Men get voted in.
Men get promoted.

And you deny a glass ceiling.
This glass ceiling is there so hard right males can hoard female power.

Hard right men hoard women's power. Leftwing men don't. We understand returning power, empowers all.



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____ wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 8:47am:
Men decide who gets to run for rightwing politics.
Men chose men to run.
Men get voted in.
Men get promoted.

And you deny a glass ceiling.
This glass ceiling is there so hard right males can hoard female power.

Hard right men hoard women's power. Leftwing men don't. We understand returning power, empowers all.





lol.

bill shorten is not the same as the leader of some kick ass company where you need to be focused with laser vision 24/7.  and neither is tricky dicky natali.

they are both very feminine in their mannerisms.
a lot of gossip and nagging and whining and drama and diva behaviour. 

so, its quite possible for a woman to do their job because they are behaving like women.

but if you want to be the top guy at some business, you are going to need to be as focused as farrrk, as conscientous as farrrk and as resilient as farrrk and most women, quite sensibly, dont want to do that. they dont have that insane competitive drive that you HAVE TO HAVE.

they are more agreeable and more nurturing ...good characteristics but useless at the top of the pyramid
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Reply #16 - Nov 22nd, 2017 at 9:19am
 
aquascoot wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 9:05am:
____ wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 8:47am:
Men decide who gets to run for rightwing politics.
Men chose men to run.
Men get voted in.
Men get promoted.

And you deny a glass ceiling.
This glass ceiling is there so hard right males can hoard female power.

Hard right men hoard women's power. Leftwing men don't. We understand returning power, empowers all.





lol.

bill shorten is not the same as the leader of some kick ass company where you need to be focused with laser vision 24/7.  and neither is tricky dicky natali.

they are both very feminine in their mannerisms.
a lot of gossip and nagging and whining and drama and diva behaviour. 

so, its quite possible for a woman to do their job because they are behaving like women.

but if you want to be the top guy at some business, you are going to need to be as focused as farrrk, as conscientous as farrrk and as resilient as farrrk and most women, quite sensibly, dont want to do that. they dont have that insane competitive drive that you HAVE TO HAVE.

they are more agreeable and more nurturing ...good characteristics but useless at the top of the pyramid




Your sexism, it's misogynistic in nature.
Women rejected you and it hurts.
One of them, your mother?



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____ wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 9:19am:
aquascoot wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 9:05am:
____ wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 8:47am:
Men decide who gets to run for rightwing politics.
Men chose men to run.
Men get voted in.
Men get promoted.

And you deny a glass ceiling.
This glass ceiling is there so hard right males can hoard female power.

Hard right men hoard women's power. Leftwing men don't. We understand returning power, empowers all.





lol.

bill shorten is not the same as the leader of some kick ass company where you need to be focused with laser vision 24/7.  and neither is tricky dicky natali.

they are both very feminine in their mannerisms.
a lot of gossip and nagging and whining and drama and diva behaviour. 

so, its quite possible for a woman to do their job because they are behaving like women.

but if you want to be the top guy at some business, you are going to need to be as focused as farrrk, as conscientous as farrrk and as resilient as farrrk and most women, quite sensibly, dont want to do that. they dont have that insane competitive drive that you HAVE TO HAVE.

they are more agreeable and more nurturing ...good characteristics but useless at the top of the pyramid




Your sexism, it's misogynistic in nature.
Women rejected you and it hurts.
One of them, your mother?






have you heard of the oedipus complex ?
its where a mother tries to smother her children and make them dependant on her so they wont leave her.

thats how socialists relate to people.

they dont want people to develop independence and personal responsibility.
they want people to always rely on an all loving , all embracing system to cater for their needs.

the socialist wants to have this "oedipal nightmare" play out as peoples lives.

"my mummy (government) does everything for me".
thats a nightmare.
because now, you cant do anything for yourself  Wink
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____ wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 8:47am:
Men decide who gets to run for rightwing politics.
Men chose men to run.
Men get voted in.
Men get promoted.

And you deny a glass ceiling.
This glass ceiling is there so hard right males can hoard female power.

Hard right men hoard women's power. Leftwing men don't. We understand returning power, empowers all.





Men are better than women
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Sir lastnail wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 8:44am:
Bobby. wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 6:12am:
We are already a banana republic -
we hardly make anything here anymore:

We don't add value -
e.g.
we sell iron ore but don't make steel.
We sell yellow cake but we don't sell uranium fuel rods.
We buy our shoes & clothes from China.
We don't make cars.

Go to Bunnings & try to spot any product made in Australia.


we can't even make pulverised sheep sh.t !!



We know how to make coffee and sell it for $4 a cup.
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Sprintcyclist wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 10:09am:
____ wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 8:47am:
Men decide who gets to run for rightwing politics.
Men chose men to run.
Men get voted in.
Men get promoted.

And you deny a glass ceiling.
This glass ceiling is there so hard right males can hoard female power.

Hard right men hoard women's power. Leftwing men don't. We understand returning power, empowers all.





Men are better than women


We make wonderful women.
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____ wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 5:49am:
Unfortunately for Australia, that “lucky” free ride is just about to end.

Societe Generale’s China economist Wei Yao said recently, “Chinese banks are looking down the barrel of a staggering $1.7 trillion — worth of losses”. Hyaman Capital’s Kyle Bass calls China a “$34 trillion experiment” which is “exploding”, where Chinese bank losses “could exceed 400% of the U.S. banking losses incurred during the subprime crisis”.

A hard landing for China is a catastrophic landing for Australia, with horrific consequences to this country’s delusions of economic grandeur.


https://medium.com/@matt_11659/matt-barrie-australias-economy-is-a-house-of-card...


“We took the view in the 1970s — it’s the old cargo cult mentality of Australia that she’ll be right. This is the lucky country, we can dig up another mound of rock and someone will buy it from us, or we can sell a bit of wheat and bit of wool and we will just sort of muddle through … In the 1970s … we became a third world economy selling raw materials and food and we let the sophisticated industrial side fall apart … If in the final analysis Australia is so undisciplined, so disinterested in its salvation and its economic well being, that it doesn’t deal with these fundamental problems … Then you are gone. You are a banana republic.”
Looks like Paul Keating was right.
The national conversation needs to change, now.


After living in Australia all of my life I can honestly say that Aussies are full of sh.t. Know alls know nothings !!

They will find lame excuses to do nothing whilst the rest of the world marches on !!

They are good at spending other peoples money on their hare brained ideas and then pissing the money up against the wall Sad

Full of corporate crooks too Sad
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In August 2021, Newcastle Coroner Karen Dilks recorded that Lisa Shaw had died “due to complications of an AstraZeneca COVID vaccination”.
 
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Sir lastnail wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 11:17am:
____ wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 5:49am:
Unfortunately for Australia, that “lucky” free ride is just about to end.

Societe Generale’s China economist Wei Yao said recently, “Chinese banks are looking down the barrel of a staggering $1.7 trillion — worth of losses”. Hyaman Capital’s Kyle Bass calls China a “$34 trillion experiment” which is “exploding”, where Chinese bank losses “could exceed 400% of the U.S. banking losses incurred during the subprime crisis”.

A hard landing for China is a catastrophic landing for Australia, with horrific consequences to this country’s delusions of economic grandeur.


https://medium.com/@matt_11659/matt-barrie-australias-economy-is-a-house-of-card...


“We took the view in the 1970s — it’s the old cargo cult mentality of Australia that she’ll be right. This is the lucky country, we can dig up another mound of rock and someone will buy it from us, or we can sell a bit of wheat and bit of wool and we will just sort of muddle through … In the 1970s … we became a third world economy selling raw materials and food and we let the sophisticated industrial side fall apart … If in the final analysis Australia is so undisciplined, so disinterested in its salvation and its economic well being, that it doesn’t deal with these fundamental problems … Then you are gone. You are a banana republic.”
Looks like Paul Keating was right.
The national conversation needs to change, now.


After living in Australia all of my life I can honestly say that Aussies are full of sh.t. Know alls know nothings !!

They will find lame excuses to do nothing whilst the rest of the world marches on !!

They are good at spending other peoples money on their hare brained ideas and then pissing the money up against the wall Sad

Full of corporate crooks too Sad



sir Nail,
sometimes the job has got to be done:

Manson,
Quote:
When I stand on the mountain and say 'do it' it gets done!
And if it don't get done then I'll move on it and that's the last thing you want.
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Bobby. wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 10:13am:
Sir lastnail wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 8:44am:
Bobby. wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 6:12am:
We are already a banana republic -
we hardly make anything here anymore:

We don't add value -
e.g.
we sell iron ore but don't make steel.
We sell yellow cake but we don't sell uranium fuel rods.
We buy our shoes & clothes from China.
We don't make cars.

Go to Bunnings & try to spot any product made in Australia.


we can't even make pulverised sheep sh.t !!



We know how to make coffee and sell it for $4 a cup.


I make my own at 7-11 for a buck. I've saved heaps on what is otherwise 20 cents worth of ingredients !!

Making coffees is not going to save us although the stupid and inept brains trust in Canberra with its obsession with transitioning to a service economy thinks it will. As dumb as dog sh.t the lot of them  Sad
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Reply #24 - Nov 22nd, 2017 at 4:13pm
 
It's simple really, all the government has to do is,

STOP OUR JOBS BEING OFSHORED BY THESE GREEDY LEACHES.

As a corporation if you come to trade in Australia then all business SHALL be conducted in Australia.

It's not that hard is it........???
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Sir lastnail wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 3:02pm:
Bobby. wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 10:13am:
Sir lastnail wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 8:44am:
Bobby. wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 6:12am:
We are already a banana republic -
we hardly make anything here anymore:

We don't add value -
e.g.
we sell iron ore but don't make steel.
We sell yellow cake but we don't sell uranium fuel rods.
We buy our shoes & clothes from China.
We don't make cars.

Go to Bunnings & try to spot any product made in Australia.


we can't even make pulverised sheep sh.t !!



We know how to make coffee and sell it for $4 a cup.


I make my own at 7-11 for a buck. I've saved heaps on what is otherwise 20 cents worth of ingredients !!

Making coffees is not going to save us although the stupid and inept brains trust in Canberra with its obsession with transitioning to a service economy thinks it will. As dumb as dog sh.t the lot of them  Sad



dear sir Nail,
you're not supporting our coffee economy!
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> we hardly make anything here anymore:
> We don't add value -
> we sell iron ore but don't make steel.
> We sell yellow cake but we don't sell uranium fuel rods.
> We buy our shoes & clothes from China.
> We don't make cars.
> Go to Bunnings & try to spot any product made in Australia.
> Australia then can't even export rock.

The REALLY BIG NEWS for those wanting to know it is that thorium is a far better alternative to uranium for "nuclear power" and is rapidly being developed by China, India and Russia as a superior alternative to "green energy". Meanwhile, GE keeps selling Oz more of its USELESS windmills. Oz has 40% of the world's thorium reserves, and do you know what Oz is doing about thorium energy? NOTHING! ZILCH! SQUAT!

WHY? Because the Americans tell Oz pollies not to do anything, and Oz pollies ALWAYS do EXACTLY as they're told by the Yanks (PM Murray Trumble is a Wall Street Bankster).

As I've said MANY times before, Ozns are just a mob of spineless faggots and pox-ridden whores who live off government grants, do as they're told by the TNCs and the Septics (tanks - i.e. Yanks) and rely on selling EVERYTHING to foreigners who now own most of it, and pretty soon will own the LOT.

Ozns will end up living in slum ghettos in the major cities while foreigners take over the country that Ozns have sold to them.
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Re: Australia’s Economy is a House of Cards
Reply #27 - Nov 22nd, 2017 at 7:01pm
 
z wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 6:39pm:
> we hardly make anything here anymore:
> We don't add value -
> we sell iron ore but don't make steel.
> We sell yellow cake but we don't sell uranium fuel rods.
> We buy our shoes & clothes from China.
> We don't make cars.
> Go to Bunnings & try to spot any product made in Australia.
> Australia then can't even export rock.

The REALLY BIG NEWS for those wanting to know it is that thorium is a far better alternative to uranium for "nuclear power" and is rapidly being developed by China, India and Russia as a superior alternative to "green energy". Meanwhile, GE keeps selling Oz more of its USELESS windmills. Oz has 40% of the world's thorium reserves, and do you know what Oz is doing about thorium energy? NOTHING! ZILCH! SQUAT!

WHY? Because the Americans tell Oz pollies not to do anything, and Oz pollies ALWAYS do EXACTLY as they're told by the Yanks (PM Murray Trumble is a Wall Street Bankster).

As I've said MANY times before, Ozns are just a mob of spineless faggots and pox-ridden whores who live off government grants, do as they're told by the TNCs and the Septics (tanks - i.e. Yanks) and rely on selling EVERYTHING to foreigners who now own most of it, and pretty soon will own the LOT.

Ozns will end up living in slum ghettos in the major cities while foreigners take over the country that Ozns have sold to them.



We should have bought up all the world's Thorium scientists 20 years ago -
then we'd be in the money -
we would have Thorium power & be able to
sell the Thorium & the reactors all over the world.
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Reply #28 - Nov 22nd, 2017 at 7:23pm
 
____ wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 5:49am:
Unfortunately for Australia, that “lucky” free ride is just about to end.

Societe Generale’s China economist Wei Yao said recently, “Chinese banks are looking down the barrel of a staggering $1.7 trillion — worth of losses”. Hyaman Capital’s Kyle Bass calls China a “$34 trillion experiment” which is “exploding”, where Chinese bank losses “could exceed 400% of the U.S. banking losses incurred during the subprime crisis”.

A hard landing for China is a catastrophic landing for Australia, with horrific consequences to this country’s delusions of economic grandeur.


https://medium.com/@matt_11659/matt-barrie-australias-economy-is-a-house-of-card...


“We took the view in the 1970s — it’s the old cargo cult mentality of Australia that she’ll be right. This is the lucky country, we can dig up another mound of rock and someone will buy it from us, or we can sell a bit of wheat and bit of wool and we will just sort of muddle through … In the 1970s … we became a third world economy selling raw materials and food and we let the sophisticated industrial side fall apart … If in the final analysis Australia is so undisciplined, so disinterested in its salvation and its economic well being, that it doesn’t deal with these fundamental problems … Then you are gone. You are a banana republic.”
Looks like Paul Keating was right.
The national conversation needs to change, now.


And now for some more bad news !!


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In August 2021, Newcastle Coroner Karen Dilks recorded that Lisa Shaw had died “due to complications of an AstraZeneca COVID vaccination”.
 
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Reply #29 - Nov 22nd, 2017 at 7:33pm
 
> we let the sophisticated industrial side fall apart

No. "We" didn't. This was done by the Oz Federal govt quite deliberately under instructions from the USA, and I had this from a former senior Oz defence scientist who was leaving for Singapore, as was I, because we both believed that Oz was stuffed. It was - and still is - controlled by the Yanks, who regard Oz as their back yard and didn't want an indigenous defence industry. THEY defend Oz: we don't have  Defence Force, but a Defence Farce, and for a very good reason. But then, you Ozns are too stupid to figure that out. After all, your SENIOR pollies are too stupid even to know what country they belong to.
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Reply #30 - Nov 22nd, 2017 at 7:34pm
 
z wrote on Nov 22nd, 2017 at 7:33pm:
> we let the sophisticated industrial side fall apart

No. "We" didn't. This was done by the Oz Federal govt quite deliberately under instructions from the USA, and I had this from a former senior Oz defence scientist who was leaving for Singapore, as was I, because we both believed that Oz was stuffed. It was - and still is - controlled by the Yanks, who regard Oz as their back yard and didn't want an indigenous defence industry. THEY defend Oz: we don't have  Defence Force, but a Defence Farce, and for a very good reason. But then, you Ozns are too stupid to figure that out. After all, your SENIOR pollies are too stupid even to know what country they belong to.



Good points - why did the Woomera rocket range close down?
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