Mangled Thoughts

Tony Blair coined the expression, “Third Way”. The trouble is, it isn’t new and neither is “New Labour”. Mussolini and his chums got in first. They called it “coporativo”. The undergraduate textbook steeped in some devestating economic fallacies bound “Right”, have caused extensive damage. They paved the way for Rudd and his Cabinet of imitators of nasty habits. Yet, there is also an element of Zwangswirtschaft involved.

It is impossible to stop giggling at the Centre of Indendent Studies. A warning must be issued to all who might bother with their bilge. Come to this, also the IPA’s and HR. Nicholls Society’s comic scripts for children. This is how I managed to break a rib. Some of their papers are so hilarious, I managed to hit a rib on the arm of the chair. They would be funnier if these village idiots were not wrecking good causes.

The biggest joke is; they pride themselves on being experts on Hayek. To indicate how bad they are, if they were they would be Austrian school economists. They are clueless in it.

If they were well read they wouldn’t say, for instance, Hayek influenced von Mises; it was the reverse. Secondly, Hayek was already an economist before he met Mises and was influenced by him. They do not even recognise an ‘Austrian’ argument when it is put before their peepers. Safe in their hubris, they even smear a fine economist in Mr.Jackson of Brookesnews, who has delivered devestating criticism of their pseudo-free market economics output, from ‘Austrian’ reasoning.

Between them, the “Right”, including Peter Costello, whom the HR. Nichs. Soc. fetes on their website as a Nobel Laureate in Economics and the most distinguished Jurist in the history of Common Law… darn, I’ve cracked another rib. These prize pillocks have not merely severely damaged free markets and economics of. In their insouciant crashing around in an intellectual china shop, they have only made those out to destroy free markets seem creditable.

Needless to say, incapable of defending free markets, they are fully aware that if they dared to treacherous Leftists would have a fun time exposing them for the empty balloons that they are. They pop and deflate rapidly.This is what happened when they pretended to run the otherwise solid and thus highly moral case for Labour Market Reform. This is why cretins have a free time in the public arena, as typified by a Lefty ignoramus called John Ralston Saul, as Jackson related in:

Ralston Saul: Nonsense from an anti-market ideologue

Saul is confused over corporativa, and so are the living dead “Right”. Jackson isn’t. Neither was von Mises.

The Centre for Independent’s Studies Megaglorious Professor in Hayek, not only errs in asserting Hayek influenced von Mises. Nicholas Gruen in, Much to learn from Hayek on efficiency, declared:

Hayek theorised, quite rightly that central planning is a dysfunctional way to run an economy, that markets are much better at using the local information that central planners cannot be aware of and have minimal incentives to take advantage of.

The Austrian school made no such mistake. They stressed central planning, the original 19th century word for socialism, is impossible. It was von Mises who famously hit Marxists hard, crumpled them up, with his pungent phrase, “Planned Chaos”. Hayek’s statement of this is:“ rational economic activity is impossible in a socialist commonwealth”.

Not content with cocking up these basic points, Gruen proceeded to a grander effort in destruction. He asserted large firms are socialist ‘organisations’. Coase nailed why this is false, in his
The Firm, the Market and the Law (1990); the market resolves optimal planning in firms. Mr. Jackson cited Coase in a devestating item on,

Anti-merger laws are bad for the Australian economy, Mr Barnaby Joyce

Who else blunders, viz Coase and other matters? Oh, No! Ken Phillips and his atrociously idiotic “Master-Servant” paper. Gruen “guesses” those in large firms haven’t read Hayek. Maybe so, but it’s better than a guess Gruen hasn’t read him, neither have his CIS, IPA and HR Nicholls Soc. pals, and nothing much else either.

It is to Von Mises’ tight, sparklingly clear, Planned Chaos (1947), that we turn.

Corporativo

“Benito Mussolini, the outstanding man in Italian socialism, chose at first the orthodox Marxian position. Nobody could surpass Mussolini in Marxian zeal. He was the intransigent champion of the pure creed…

“As in all other European countries, most of the Marxians longed for war and conquest…

“The program of the Fascists, as drafted in 1919, was vehemently anti-capitalistic. The most radical New Dealers and even communists could agree with it.

“Its shining leader, the peerless Duce, was called to find the ultimate solution for the burning problems of society’s economic organization and of social justice.

“From the dustheap of discarded socialist utopias, the Fascist scholars salvaged the scheme of guild socialism. Guild socialism was… so impracticable that it disappeared very soon from socialist literature. No serious statesman ever paid any attention to contradictory and confused plans of guild socialism. It was almost forgotten when the Fascists attached it to a new label, and flamboyantly proclaimed corporativism as the new social panacea.

“They called corporazione the compulsory organizations of the various branches of industry which were the administrative units for the execution of the German pattern of socialism they had adopted…

“Fascism was not, as its advocates boasted, an original product of the Italian mind. It began with a split in the ranks of Marxian socialism… Its economic program was borrowed from German non-Marxian socialism and its aggressiveness was likewise copied from Germans, the Alldeutsche or Pan-German forerunners of the Nazis. Its conduct of government affairs was a replica of Lenin’s dictatorship. Corporativism, its much advertised ideological adornment, was of British origin. The only home-grown ingredient of Fascism was the theatrical style of its processions, shows and festivals.”

Corporativo is being advanced by the Rudd Cabinet, through the extensive plans to make Australians Kyoto compliant. It is not only Co2 taxes that they are preparing to ram down.

Zwangswirtschaft

“…seemingly and nominally, maintains private ownership of the means of production, entrepreneurship, and market exchange. So-called entrepreneurs do the buying and selling, pay the workers, contract debts and pay interest and amortization. But they are no longer entrepreneurs. In Nazi Germany they were called shop managers or Betriebsführer. The government tells these seeming entrepreneurs what and how to produce, at what prices and from whom to buy, at what prices and to whom to sell. The government decrees at what wages laborers should work, and to whom and under what terms the capitalists should entrust their funds. Market exchange is but a sham. As all prices, wages and interest rates are fixed by the authority, they are prices, wages and interest rates in appearance only; in fact they are merely quantitative terms in the authoritarian orders determining each citizen’s income, consumption and standard of living. The authority, not the consumers, directs production. The central board of production management is supreme; all citizens are nothing else but civil servants. This is socialism with the outward appearance of capitalism. Some labels of the capitalistic market economy are retained, but they signify here something entirely different from what they mean in the market economy….

“The system of the hampered market economy, or interventionism, differs from socialism by the very fact that it is still market economy. The authority seeks to influence the market by the intervention of its coercive power, but it does not want to eliminate the market altogether. It desires that production and consumption should develop along lines different from those prescribed by the unhindered market, and it wants to achieve its aim by injecting into the working of the market orders, commands and prohibitions for whose enforcement the police power and its apparatus of coercion and compulsion stand ready….

“The Nazi plan was more comprehensive and… pernicious than that of the Marxians. It aimed at abolishing laissez-faire not only in the production of material goods, but no less in the production of men. The Führer was not only the general manager of all industries; he was also the general manager of the breeding-farm intent upon rearing superior men and eliminating inferior stock. A grandiose scheme of eugenics was to be put into effect according to “scientific” principles.”

“The slogan…[for their] their economic philosophy… Gemeinnutz geht vor Eigennutz (i.e., the commonweal ranks above private profit)… [is also] the idea underlying the American New Deal and the Soviet management of economic affairs. It implies that profit-seeking business harms the vital interests of the immense majority, and that it is the sacred duty of popular government to prevent the emergence of profits by public control of production and distribution.”

In Australia, the term used by the decrepit “Right” and the diseased Left is neither “the majority”, nor “the collective”. They chosen an infantile substitute to say the same thing, “the community”, which stretches, expands, deflates, and shrinks according to what the wheeze is.

Community rhymes with the sound cows make,

“Commoooooooooooonity”

This gels nicely with the resurrection of the cult of nature and the slogan proudly shouted by cretinous MPs busy blowing up the Liberal Party, “We are all beasts”.

The above will be brought to bear in lifting out Rudds old socialist ‘plans’ in further items. For now, it is enough to note the living beast mummies of the “Right”, and their sterilised to death ‘free market tunker tanks” paved the way for Rudd’s atavism. Oh, it wasn’t becuase they deliberately laid foundations for it. It was because they don’t have a sputtering candle between them to shed light up these grave matters.

History begins each morning when they emerge out of a good night’s undisturbed sleep.

The History of economics begins as soon as they can invent their newest gag they offer in the name of free market economics [bother, does the rib hurt and how]. Chris Berg and Andrew Kemp demonstrated this perfectly - Islam and the Free Markets. They are typical of the completely dumbed down dumbkopf “Right”.

Ah: Peter Costello a bright spark. For once I could laugh along yesterday evening with Paul Keating (blimming heck was this a shock). He popped the ‘balloon’ with a nicely delivered one-liner.

The occasion for Rudd’s announcement of his grand vision to completely ruin Australians yesterday was another one of those obnoxious ‘National/International Days” dedicated to inane cults. Yesterday’s was dedicated by ‘deah leadahs’ all over the world and the Maximums Super Plus ‘deah leadahs, the venal bludgers in the UN. It was cultic sacrifice in the death cult of the Greens day, euphemistically called, “World Environment Day”.

Rudd commenced his grandiloquent speech by saying,

It is an important time for us all to recognise that our future economic prosperity is intimately linked with the ongoing health of our environment. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the challenge of climate change because the impacts of climate change will have serious
and irreversible economic consequences for the entire planet, apart from environmental consequences.

Proving himself a delinquent child, for example – “Increasing demand is not just pushing up petrol
prices. It is also threatening the environment.” When I was child it was a punishable offence to utter such mystical tripe. Laying out his corporatist take-over of Australia, he zeroed in on his plan for a “new age” car and, yes, he has a grand plan to build them, with which he concluded his speech,

Innovation will be central to a new car plan for Australia, so will the needs of working families, working Australians and those doing it tough. We will boost our manufacturing capacity. We will be protecting our environment. It will be a plan for the future. It will be a plan for the long-term future and a plan for a new generation of greener, more fuel-efficient cars.

Rudd must have up-dated his volumes, “the quotable Mussolini” and, “IL Duce did in the Italians His Way”. Up-dated? Oh, I only mean the language, nothing much else. Here is Brendan “Killer” Nelson bleating with all the fury Mary’s little baa lamb can muster:

This World Environment Day is an important day—as should be every day—for us to
pause and reflect on the impact that human activity is having on our environment.

You can see why I began teetering on my chair and, darn, did he plagiarise Rudd’s opening? Did you spot it, that which I related in, “Kevin Rudd’s Totalitarian Grand Plan”, about “human activity”. Yes, Sir, the quickest way to stop the great evil of human “activity” is to decree every man, woman, and child commit suicide by, oh, 10 in the morning Sunday. Failure to do so will be met with arrest, conviction and a fine, followed by a “painless” and “costless” bullet.

In his introductory paragraph, Nelson immediately put his awesome knowledge of capital on show, and that was when I nearly fell out of my chair:

It is time for our generation as Australians and as global citizens to begin to adjust to living on environmental interest instead of capital. It is about us beginning to adjust to the environmental deadlines that are bearing down on us.

There is something about the first sentence of the next paragraph that seems odd. I can’t quite put my finger on why so I’ll throw it in just in case:

Symbolism is important, but it is substance that counts.

I can’t help but ponder whether Nelson is trying to best Rudd in the “Up the Mussolini Ante Stakes”. Saying how much he enjoyed, when a Minister in the Howard cabinet, collectivising Australians to ’serve the environment’ is more than suggestive. The National Socialist Party, communists, the Stalinist regime of Russian, Mussolini and his socialist party all believed and asserted that what they did was to make the world and their countries “better”. Theirs was as high a moral notion as Brendan’s and Rudd’s is (they must be twins):

There was, amongst many things, more than $5 billion invested in the Natural Heritage Trust, with more than 800,000 Australian volunteers, reflecting the goodwill in this community and the deep concern for environmental preservation, who worked the length and breadth of Australia from our cities and suburbs to regional and rural Australia to do everything they possibly could to support our local communities and local environment, knowing that in the end that would make a better Australia and a better world.

Nelson, that wasn’t investment. It was theft of capital from their lawful owners and throwing it down a sewer. That is what you, and your fellow ‘watermelon red’ colleagues, David Kemp, Malcolm Turnbull and Ian Campbell did as Ministers. To ram it home: no government expenditure is investment, it is consumption, but this is beyond Nelson’s limited comprehension. The German National Socialist Party, who were also fanatical ‘greenies’, and communists could have said this too:

We also contributed significantly to and invested in the preservation of species and habitat protection. None of us should ever forget that we human beings are but one species on this planet which we share with others. We also…

They successfully obliterated many a man and, funnier still, beasts, because they elevated ‘nature’, and put that load of codswallop on an equal footing with man.

Here is Brendan Nelson astro-physicist:

In relation to climate change, the world has warmed before and it is warming again. There are those who question that science. Our party perhaps takes the view that we will give the planet the benefit of the doubt. We recognise, however, that Australia, which produces in…

Heck, I assumed only the, Greens, Rudd, Garrett, Kemp, Turnbull and Campbell held and uttered such undiluted, infantile bilge. Continuing to show his Nobel Prize winning mastery of theory of capital, he let’s rip with this cringe inducing pearl:

it is one thing to capitalise upon the understandable and widespread community support in this country, supported by our side of politics, to genuinely face the challenge of climate change. But it is not leadership to equally capitalise upon the widespread level of ignorance in our community about what that is actually going to cost.

He then makes a promise he cannot keep:

We will also ensure that we stand up for what is right in the sense of Australia’s long term future, and we will ensure that we have viable industries in this country to provide that which we need as a nation, to export to the rest of the world and to provide jobs for Australian families and their children.

I nearly called him a liar but that would be to tell a lie. The man genuinely has no inkling about what cutting Co2 emissions is, destruction of capital. He has no inkling at all that he does not know what he is talking about. The man, or rather- to follow his own statement, the beast does not appreciate what many others can readily appreciate. It is worth repeating, stupid people are dangerous, particularly when they are in a position in Parliament and ‘Government’.

Aaargh, I’m finding it ‘hard work’ enduring his rubbish again, so let’s finish with Nelson uttering his last self-condemnation:

I do not know what planet our environment minister is on, but it is not planet Earth. On World Environment Day, our environment minister is so concerned about the rapid rate of uptake of solar power in Australian households that he wants to put a brake on it.

What is strange is Nelson is a GP, which means he studied science. He is in fine company, so was Chavez hugger Dr. Bob Brown. They probably worship at the same Green’s gum tree sacrificial altar to the god of death and destruction, Mot.

Liberal Party MPs applauded Nelson’s illuminating oration.

Brendan Nelson, is the “Federale” version of “Red” Ted “the Toorak Village Idiot” Baillieu. What is terrifying is, most of the Liberal MPs in both houses of Parliament are his equal, which leads me to a correction:

I once wrote, when Helen Kroger takes up the safe Senate seat that the Kroger-Costello gang jobbed her into, the temperature will dive below freezing. I apologise to the MPs. All she will do is take it down a few degrees; the Liberal party is already minus 30.

Source, Hansard, 5/6/08

They will be Australian taxpayers, and the major banks, their depositors and shareholders. More joy in the morning.

A Herald Sun report doesn’t contain all that was related in a radio report this morning, in which it was stated the Rudd Cabinet will make the majors the bankers of last resort in case any minors and building and loans firm’s collapse. There is a sense of justice in this but not for Rudd’s reasons - since the measure, if passed (is it constitutional?) is dangerous. It is ‘justice’ in the sense it punishes the majors for defending the indefensible, fractional banking. Of course, it would be far, far safer, in consequences, if confined himself to ordering minors to put up a sign telling customers, ‘deposit your funds here at your own risk’.

The Japanese government acted as banker of last resort in the 1980’s, and the result was a mountain of debt passed onto taxpayers (what was left of them) due to bad business investment decisions and failures on a large scale. It was ok, you see, someone else would make good the consequences of incompetence and delinquency. This compounded the recession set in train by bad monetry policy and fractional banking, and the resulting misery of many Japanese was brought home in TV news footage of the ensuing economic carnage it was truly appalling to watch.

In the 80’s, BA Santamaria praised the Japanese Government’s banking and monetry policies, saying Australia should adopt them. Intuitively it was easy to spot he was not merely wrong but it was a dangerous error. It takes solid economic theory to explain why it was, and the school of economics that does the work is the Austrian school.

The reason why Rudd and the ALP won the 2007 election was atrociously defective economics in the campaign for Labour Market Reform. The HR Nicholls Society, Michael Kroger, Ray Evans, Des Moore, Hugh Morgan, Nick Minchin and Julian Sheezel all played a part in feeding the Cabinet snake-oil, which wrecked what was and remains a thoroughly sound and highly moral reform, and suppressing sound material the Cabinet needed.

Atrociously bad economics, and this is the route which lead to central banking, credit expansion and fractional banking. Now we have Rudd’s hardly novel, dynamite scheme to set up bankers of last resort. The majors have defended fractional banking. But why were they allowed to get away with it? The Coalition were in office for 12 years, preceded by a decade in Opposition, which was time enough to re-examine all their economic assumptions and seek alternative advice. They didn’t.

Moreover, the IPA and CIS made certain Cabinet didn’t receive the advice they needed by suppressing other sources, and defaming those who could do the work, and their conduct over labour market reform shows why:

They would have exposed themselves as, at best, mere undergraduate level, book-bound ‘know it alls’. It all boils down to themselves and their fat wallets. This lot are unprincipled, cowardly protectionist parasites, who would rather see Australians ruined and Australia wrecked than admit they are not in a position to advise soundly, and recommend those who can.

They are supposed to be adult but they are nothing but narcissistic juvenile delinquents but with one advantage over the average juvenile delinquent, they are free to play merry-hell games with adult affairs and the implication, the lives of millions of Australians. We know the treacherous Left are out to ruin Australians, but that is because they are committed to a hideous ideology. What is CIS’ and IPA’s excuse? For self-styled ‘free market think tanks’, none at all.

Whatever that lot turn to, they reduce it to ashes. Pushing ‘carbon taxation’ is just their latest effort in demolishing Australia.

On banking, the flaw is, at best, defective monetry theory. Australians are being punished for it, because of the force of the RBA’s credit expansion and now this, Rudd’s decision to establish bankers of last resort.

So, a few corrective articles:

Has the market failed?, Sean Corrigan

US economy: Why Wall Street keeps getting it wrong Gerard Jackson

The economic lesson the US economy can teach Japan, Gerard Jackson

The following, by Jackson all on the front page of Brookesnews
Inflation accelerates while the Reserve plays guessing games
Putting the Bush boom in perspective
Consumer spending won’t save the US economy
Why wages are not an inflationary danger

It is, bye the bye, excruciating listening to the economic illiterates holding precious Liberal seats. Their rubbish on inflation and banking is why the little dictator, Kevin Rudd, and his side-kick Wayne Swan are able to swagger inside and outside of Parliament, these two are as dumb as they are. The pseudo-Liberals can’t swat fleas let alone shoot a pair of donkeys, and economic elephants. Then, if they were brainy they would not be in opposition, we would not be facing destruction through carbon taxes, and we would not be enduring the boom-bust upshot of rotten monetry ‘policies’.

We can thank the “clowns” and “buffoon” who have blown apart the Liberal Party and discredited sound principles in the eyes of voters for another train wreck.

No doubt the CIS, John Humphreys, Mr. Yates, Professor Sinclair Davidson will be able to explain this:

Blackouts hit thousands as generators fail, The Times (28/5/08)

Hundreds of thousands of people were hit by electricity blackouts yesterday when seven power stations shut down. The unscheduled stoppages were regarded as an unprecedented sign of the fragility of Britain’s power infrastructure.

Operations were cancelled, people were…

We know investors are loath to sink capital into energy firms because of carbon taxes. Keep in view the recent $40billions write down on stock in Australian coal-based firms, and that Japanese energy companies have killed maintenance plans and new plants because of carbon taxes. Having made the point earlier in articles on the CIS’ unconscionable full support for carbon taxes, large, general blackouts would occur as capital is extinguished in energy companies. So, what do we read but this:

It was unclear last night why the power stations had failed…
National Grid spokesman admitted that the the number of shutdowns was highly unusual…

However, this:

David Porter, chief executive of the Association of Electricity Producers, said that…more investment was required urgently to prevent more regular problems.

It’s now a matter of wishing. No investor will supply capital so that Brown, the Labour Party and the Greens can wipe it out. Now, this report is the latest in what emerged early this year as manufacturers began contracting, shutting down, and laying off thousands of employees. Thanks to Blair’s and Brown’s carbon taxes, energy supply was already being cut and prices spiralling; of course manufacturers were hit. Now it’s merely a case of everyone brought to a halt.

Blair and Brown, and their Green Stalinist mates, are culpable of ruining enterprises, causing massive blackouts and, generally impoverishing those they don’t serve at all, the British. Oh, I’m wrong, they ’serve them up’ alright. I’m still eagerly waiting for the CIS-Humphreys paper on why carbon taxes are costless, and really good for everyone and the spur of a new age of prosperity riding on ‘alternative energy’.

It’s curious, the CIS, John Humphreys, Mr. Yates, Professor Sinclair Davidson have not mentioned a bound problem. Carbon taxation and Kyoto compliance requires totalitarian, police state measures. Just to check, let’s look at our British cousins:

Every adult in Britain should be forced to carry ‘carbon ration cards’, say MPs

Under the scheme, everyone would be given an annual carbon allowance to use when buying oil, gas, electricity and flights.

Anyone who exceeds their entitlement would have to buy top-up credits from individuals who haven’t used up their allowance. The amount paid would be driven by market forces and the deal done through a specialist company.

A totalitarian control card of which only one function is rationiong. The force of the second quoted paragraph is, those who exceed their miserable allotment of energy will have supply cut off until the next year. Mind, Brits won’t have to worry about the prospect too much, the Labour Cabinet is wiping out energy companies by carbon taxation. But wait, there’s more joy. It will be a universal rationing card as well as a police state control card:

In theory it could be used to cover all purchases - from petrol to food.

It has the full support of Brown, his fellow LP thugs, and the Stalinist Greens. But, who dreamt up this totalitarian scheme? Here’s a hint. The Tory Party is stuffed by the same types who have stuffed the Australian Liberal Party. It is Tory big beast Tim Yeo’s dead obnoxious brainchild.

Yeo is head of the Parliamentary “Environmental Audit Committee”. This “Committee”
must be as compassionate as the CIS is, for they pontificate on the wonderous benefits of wiping out capital and imposing a totalitarian state and that the destitute will be overwhelmed by joy from all this compassion -

“…a personal carbon trading scheme is the best and fairest way of cutting Britain’s CO2 emissions without penalising the poor.”

Ah, I see, it’s because it’s “personal”. Funnily enough, it is personal. However, the real benefit is everyone will ‘be ‘fairly’ ground down, except for the ‘mastahs’ the thugs in both the LP and the Tory Party. Ah - the CIS didn’t advise the “Environmental Audit Committee”? No, just joking. They have their own cretins to tell them the same things.

Returning to destruction of capital in energy production in Britian; this is exaclty what Rudd is soon to ram down on Australians. It does follow, totalitarian measures will be rammed down because there is no other way to impose it. Who are the brains behind all this for Australia’s very one Soviet Gulag in the making? Why, the likes of CIS, John Humphreys, Mr. Yates, Professor Sinclair Davidson. Bye the bye, these clowns will have to work fast at writing up their paper on “The joys of carbon taxation and totalitarian thuggery”.

Rudd has used the same arguments to excuse what he is planning. Rudd will be in need of a paper to recite to millions of immiserated Australians, telling the lumpenmasses why they never had it so good, and besides, mere dumb oafs should really not expect to live prosperous lives and in freedom.

Ah, the CIS paper has a lead in, setting out carbon taxes have the added benefit of making the unwashed do what their overlords decide is good for them - the term used is ‘changing behaviour’. See, unlike the Right and Rudd and his gang of thugs, most Australians are mere animals to be herded and flogged to death.

Note: I have decided to cease calling Rudd a fascist. It’s not because he isn’t a fascist. It’s because he is thick the meaning of the word is lost on him. I’ll call him a blundering idiot who is a statist that has gone absolutely stark raving mad. Then, no one apart from their admirers said dictators are sane.

Ah, Rudd is already fleshing out his version of a control cum rationing card. I will line this out tomorrow.

Read about it in the item posted immediately below this bulletin,

What Andrew Bolt snidely dismisses, destruction of food production, and it is heading towards zero

Rudd is directly responsible, but find out about those who have aided him.

As a note, I fully support the action of the landowers in PNG:

PAPUA New Guinean landowners have extended their blockade of the historic Kokoda Track and threatened protests during Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s visit next month…

Rudd, Wayne Swann, and Peter Garrett have stolen their property, and with the double, rascist objective, too keep them destitute.

I have mentioned Rudd’s scheme, indicated in the heading above, to someone who was a youngster in Britain, in the 1930’s. This acquaintance told me that they listened to Rudd last night and they were shocked. “Why?” I inquired. They answered :

“He sounds exatly like Hitler. Many of his expressions and statements are the same, the others are very similar. We shuddered as we sat their, in stunned silence. ” The acquaintance literally fought back tears as they related this.

This is from someone who is always politely spoken, and until this one instance, would never have drawn any such comparison, even though they detest the Left.

I observed to my acquaintance, “Never forget who is responsible for Rudd, it is the Right and their think tanks. Never forget, they wrecked the Liberal Party, betrayed genuine Liberals and Liberal principles. Never forget, together with the Left, they have betrayed Australians. Never forget, as the Left, they don’t give a fig for Australians, their liberty and Australia. Never forget, they are as treacherous to Australia as the Left is.”

The Right’s country is themselves, their egos, and their bank vaults. That, this is the one major, or at least one of a very few differences between them and the treacherous Left. Never forget, readers, the Right paved the way for Rudd, his Cabinet and their overt, declared, fascist aims. Never forget, the Right seeks to enrich themselves, via the Government stealing from modest Australians ( eg. through carbon taxes) and funnelling the proceeds into their bank accounts.

Never forget, the Right are responsible. Brace yourselves, vicious times are ahead. It does feel like the 1930’s all over again.