Gerrado, The NHS is yet another example of a country's inability...

Gerrado,

The NHS is yet another example of a country's inability to stand up to the
forces that bind it. And its not alone.
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The Status Quo is about to be seriously challenged.Its inevitable. We see
it on a daily basis. The Big5 in their gilded cage are trying desperately to
keep the hearing impaired in a state of compliance. However, the coming
groundswell of millions of people unwilling to accept the price gouging
antics of the politically protected multinationals is finally being exposed.

Nuheara, in their own unique way are leading the charge and all due respect
must be given their team of top class engineers and skilled technicians who
support them.

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Of Special Interest.

David Cannington recently returned to Australia stating that he was motivated
by many factors.One in particular...

'Aside from the R&D tax incentive,we also applauded the introduction of the
"export grant". The export grant was beneficial for us because we were an
exporter from day one. Exporting can be a burden for a lot of early stage
companies. So I'm a big supporter of that,we strongly advocate for that to
continue to exist.'

That is a very interesting comment! Has the Lima Agreement been modified?

The Lima Agreement

Is an international trade agreement that seeks to flatten the worlds production
and pass on this horrendous loss to develop the Third World. Many of the treaties
signed by Canberra on our behalf are driven by the U.N.-a body that no Australian
has approved by voting in a referendum to allow them having a say in how we are
governed or how we conduct our National affairs. [Recent referendum collapse in
England another example of politicians ignoring a democratic right]

These U.N. inspired treaties are used to impact on our ability to manufacture and
work.Yet Canberra sign these treaties without authority voting in a referendum.
Most Aussies are completely unaware of how these treaties impact our lives.

Whitlam started the ball rolling,Frazer,Hawke,,Hewson,,Howard, Rudd, Greens,
Democrats and the Nationals all subscribe to this type of economic genocide.

Originally the Lima agreement was to wind down Australian manufacturing by
30% and to import that amount from other 'preferred' countries we sign deals
with. The same declaration also mandated that we import as much primary produce
as we can consume.

That target has blown out to around 90% and our production capacity has evaporated.
Many thousands of jobs with it. So next when one hears a politician trumpet,jobs,jobs,
you know where his head is!

As a result we have become a "Service Economy" as Canberra sits on its bum and
'Crows' about the outcome. And the long queues at Maccas are a testimony to the
declining wealth of a once vibrant middle class Australia.

Little wonder that our entrepreneurs left our shores in droves these last decades.

So... what does Nuhera's -Export Grant-really entail? As it stands Canberra -still-
has in place an incentive scheme available to "importers" from preferred countries
making the already tilted playing field an even bigger joke!

To repeat.. what is DC really saying here? Has Canberra finally rolled out the red
carpet for Nuheara after implementing 40 years of a destructive manufacturing
policy. Are Australian politicians finally unlocking the shackles that bind us, as
in the UK?

To 'export' anything -one has to manufacture/produce something. Or, is it
"Technology" that our company aims to export

A reminder..Canberra registered Nuheara on the $539 million HSP in the
2017/18 budget and a further $26 million this year. This would have been
a powerful incentive for DC to return to Perth after 25 years in the U.S
knowing full well that Govt wheels rotate slowly,but do eventually turn.

This can be seen by the current advertisement by Oticon--'free hearing
checks and hearing aids are available to those who are eligible under the
Hearing Service Programme'

Finally,whatever the flack from the NHS-its only the first cog in a Massive
Global Wheel of Fortune and there are many players!

Nuheara?-'What we anticipate seldom occurs,but what we least expect genarally
happens.'

Go well,
Hm