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29/02/24

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Originally posted by hoofa: ↑

We have a government restructuring all things business and spending with reckless abandon. Eventually, the piggy bank will dry up as foreign capital moves elsewhere, small business finds it too hard to handle the union movement, and everyone is working from home with no discipline (the theory is great but in practice, human nature usually takes the easy road - the beach or similar alternatives) Then we have a massive issue with productivity - nobody wants to work smart. Bosses or employees.
Digging holes in the ground and selling off Australian land has made a handful of billionaires with commentary of minimal substance.
The Health system Aust wide is in a shambles, NDIS costs $40 billion a year to operate. Unions are now running rampant with a sign holder on a building site getting nearly $150,000 pa or their abouts. More with penalties and overtime.
The bureaucrat numbers are exploding by the day with eye-watering salaries.
Then you have activism on all things for minority groups to glue themselves to roads, street marches blocking traffic, pulling down statues, signs, putting signs up, and yelling their messages at anyone who will listen.
A prime minister (Mr Love Me Please) and treasurer along with a cabinet living in a fairyland. Trying to push massive socialist left changes on society at breakneck speed - a formula for economic disaster.

...the only left in our great nation are the silent majority along with the resilience of a true blue Aussie.

This country is in dire need of leadership, we are now like a cork on the ocean - directionless

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Great post indeed.

That bobbing cork you refer to, is heading straight for a reef.

The country is well and truly divided and there is no leadership in sight!
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