''something your preferred party thinks should have no controls on''
arrh - Bill Shorten asked Scott Morrison if he'd be involved in a bipartisan agreement to unite on ideas and rules on immigration for the benefit of the country
Morrison refused and said that he didn't think that immigration was the problem
don't come the raw prawn that it's Labor who has gotten us into this mess -
it's a multi decade building of an inescapable trap and much of that time the LNP have been in power and were in power in the decade prior to Albo taking charge -
I didn't write this during SCOMO's reign because the information wasn't correct -------- this was on Morrison's mob's watch -
Date:15/05/18Time:09:28:30Post #:33094627
hmmmm - I think we do have a crisis coming - a real crisis of massive social proportion - but, probably not the one we have been expecting.
What I see is that if we keep up the immigration rates ----- then, along with the latest findings about dodgy bank practices - and the absolute clamping down on lending practices resulting from that - along with thing like the clampdown on interest only loans -
what we will have is less people being able to get mortgages --
which might result in some price correction -but, by far - by a country mile will have massive implications on the rental scene.
What we will end up with from what I can see is massive rental demand - massive rental price rises and probably massive rises in homelessness
How governments respond to that will be anyone's guess - given their ineptitude in the area of crystal ball gazing and putting in place mechanisms that can only be described as childish folly.''
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