Since September 2013 it's been pretty simple really:
1. Boost national $Debt:
2014: Add heaps to Labor's $260 Billion GFC $Debt
2015: Add More $Debt
2016: Add even more $Debt
2017: Add more $Debt again
2018: Add more $Debt, exceeding previous record levels
2019: Add to the bigger $Debt than ever before
2020: Boost $Debt levels towards those of tinpot nations
2021: Boost $Debt towards the $Trillion mark
2022: Embed budget deficits for the foreseeable future
2023 and Beyond: The Coalition's $Trillion sea of $Debt expands into an ocean of $Debt exceeding $Trillion
2: Boost household $Debt:
Australia now holds the world record for household debt - Aussie Battlers are up to their eyeballs in $Debt.
3. Create the illusion of wealth by inflating property prices
Boy is this a "Wow!", it's now so high our property bubble appears to bursting at the seams and at risk of popping.
4. $Feed $Greed:
Transfer wealth from those with least of it to Australia's wealthiest 1% and to the owners of foreign corporations including News Corp, Glencore, Chevron, Apple, FaceBook, Twitter, Amazon, ...
5. Take credit for windfall revenues from the greatest mining boom in history:
This may be about to cool off as China's economy slows and following the vitriolic and offensive abuse by Morrison and his Muppets China increasingly sources product from anywhere except Australia.
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