Dutton's Plan to Bankrupt Australia

Originally posted by Lapdog ↑

The 'Dutton Plan' appears to build on the $Trillion deficit Coalition maladministration, waste and rorts created from September 2013 to May 2022 and as projected for mid 2025.

Essentially the Dutton Plan appears to be as follows:
1. Reduce the real wages of Aussie Battlers - as per Coalition 'Trickle Down Economic Policy' imposed from 2013 to 2022.
2. Increase the $Profits of multinational corporations such as PWC, Glencore and Newscorp operating in Australia - even more taxpayer incentives, even less transparency, even lower taxes and even less 'red tape'.
3. Warmongering Waste - buy even more dud surface ships, even more dud choppers, even more dud F35s, ...
4. AUKUS - waste $365 Billion of taxpayers' money for totally useless second-hand US nuclear powered submarines
5. Another decade of spewing out twenty-two different 'energy policies', NONE of which was implemented and all of which frightened off investors and subjected Australia to international ridicule.
6. Pouring $Countless $Billions of taxpayers' money into the '$For $Profit' coffers of those running taxpayer-funded elitist 'private schools'.
7. Defunding investment in the renewables energy sector to enable the continuation of Old King Coal power stations owned by multinational corporations.
8. Pouring $650 Billion of taxpayers' money into building hideously expensive large nuclear reactors at seven locations throughout Australia with the first to HOPEFULLY come online by 2037 and the others by the year 2050 [ie. the stuff of Humpty-Dumpty has fallen from the wall, the horse has bolted, the milk bottle has broken stuff].

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2. Increase the $Profits of multinational corporations such as PWC, Glencore and Newscorp operating in Australia - even more taxpayer incentives, even less transparency, even lower taxes and even less 'red tape'.

Don't forget Gina - and remember who Gina is best mates with - the Don

4. AUKUS - waste $365 Billion of taxpayers' money for totally useless second-hand US nuclear powered submarines
With cost over runs - it's a trillion plus - how could Oz possibly avoid the global average over runs on military spending estimates? Answer - it can't.

8. Pouring $650 Billion of taxpayers' money into building hideously expensive large nuclear reactors at seven locations throughout Australia with the first to HOPEFULLY come online by 2037 and the others by the year 2050 [ie. the stuff of Humpty-Dumpty has fallen from the wall, the horse has bolted, the milk bottle has broken stuff].

There'll probably be only half a billion or a billion spent there ------ they won't get far before they find that they can't get anyone to build it and then the whole shooting match will go A over Head