What we owe and how to fix it, heading towards $2 Trillion debt – $650 billion extra debt since Labor was elected 2022 – $110 billion annual interest payment

Chris Joye outlines policies which would reverse the recession Australia is now in due to excess government spending and socialist policies which have also caused record inflation and business insolvencies. Labor is raping and pillaging private sector!

Reduce the bureaucracy by 25 per cent now and redeploy to fill job vacancies. We are experiencing the ‘mother of housing corrections’

He says stop immigration now!

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3 thought on “Lucky Country becomes ‘Lazy Land’: economist Chris Joye”
  1. In the newspaper today a do-gooder from Fremantle whingeing about people should have more welfare, they do this from time to time and there are NGOs I think one is called ACOSS funded somehow like a union for layabouts and freeloaders who never seem to ask for training or work experience or internships or even a sheltered workshop to keep themselves busy in, all they ever seem to want is more free money. Welfare should be linked to TAFE courses and you get paid according to your grades, and even old people can work if the local council doesn’t stop them, they can sell fruit out in the street like they do in Thailand, they sit all day selling fruit and quite happy with that. Just sitting around eating all day and looking out the window is good for Rockerfellas HospitalSystem™ and not much else

  2. It would be an interesting read how much each political party has added to that gross sum of near on $2 Trillion going back to when Australia was in the black ?

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