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Originally posted by AQuestion
reply to post by daaskapital
Dear daaskapital,
Someone above gave me a really detailed explanation about her and Abbot and how it all went down. I can only say that we haven't done any better in the US, our candidates run on lies and one of them openly said that he wasn't concerned about the poor, he was there to represent others, I guess rather than all of us. Peace.
Non-US investors can currently acquire up to $231 million of Australian land before a FIRB review. While foreign investment is important for Australia, the relatively low value of our agricultural land means that large areas can be bought by overseas investors.
Originally posted by Dr Expired
John Laws has been the most respected and highly rated radio talk back/entertainer for decades , he has heard it all,talked to the most famous/infamous on occassions.
But a few days ago he had a fair dinkum Aussie , who after spending thousands of dollars attempting to get a job in the highly lucrative mining industry in Australia..spending approximately six thousand dollars, getting the certificates that are required by the Aussie(sic, sic) mining bosses0 to be considered as suitable employment material, on his show choking back tears why?
He like millions of other stunned Aussies , have been informed(sic) that The Aussie governemnet i the last budget passed legislation allowing foreign nations who invest in Australia to import theiir own labour, and bypass all immigration and residency requirements.
The upshot?
In Australia mining jobs pay good money , there is a many thousand waiting list for supoosed vacancies.
But alas those on the waiting lists are going to be hopped over by Indian and Malay Chinese ec t workers with no Australian citizenship/residency permits...by virtue of Prime Minister Gillards legislation, that efectively allows foreign non citizens/residents to take Australian citizens/residents jobs in a sector that will earn billions in profit.
Why...yes the Indians and Chinese will work for less, but this is our nation or was.
These invaders are not crossing a border at midnight, they are /will be flying in on Indian/chinese built runways , via Jet palnes, circumnavigating Australian customs.
THINK ABOUT THAT.
Australia has been invavded...sold out by Stalinists.
Weep diggers weep, the traitors used you up and are as fat as you were skeletons in the Japanese camps
Indian billionares , own our political parties.
Originally posted by ignant
I dont buy it
Indians are especially the Aussies' scapegoats.. cause they remind them of the Aborigines they practically killed off (and did completely in Tasmania/NZ)
Asian indians and made to "pay" for it (ie 'taking their jobs') by white aussies with their LIVES in various hate killings/rapes on Indian guys/gals over the past few years in Oz, its sickening
Originally posted by AQuestion
reply to post by phatpackage
Dear phatpackage,
Thank you so much for your detailed explanation. I was negotiating a deal with Rio Tinto and know just how big they are in Australia (and worldwide). Thank you also for discussing the election, a coalition government. If you want to see a real joke, watch the Republican debates here in the US, it is like watching a bad episode of an MTV reality show; but, it is no joke. As for our politicians, they all lie. Obama (Bush was no better) didn't even attempt to keep his promises. The politicians in the west serve their masters in finance and don't care about the rest of us. Hopefully, someday we can start electing people that actually care about the rest of us. Peace.
The problem for the Labor party is that they Need the extremist left wing Greens party for support and consequently their somewhat centrist policies get hijacked with left wing BS. If you work with Oil, gas and mining in Australia the Green Party are your enemies. Hope your deal goes well. Cheer P
[There is only one way out of the coming destruction....believe on Jesus Christ of Nazareth.....amen].
Originally posted by arollingstone
Whenever someone from a developed country complains about immigrants taking their jobs, it makes me chuckle. Immigrants often take the lower level jobs for starters, the ones that pay the least. Obviously there are exceptions, but still. Moreover, do you realise how many jobs Brits, Aussies, Americans, etc. take in other countries? Plus, they always take the best, higher level jobs. For example, in businesses in the Middle East, India and others, you often find educated white people being paid higher than educated non-whites simply because of their ethnic origins.
Those who live in glass houses...
Plus, this is a globalised society - trust me, if you pulled all the immigrants out of Australia, the UK or the US at once, their economies would completely collapse. Nationalism, to me, is dead. Many people look at tribal societies and think they're unintelligent, though isn't this how a globalised person would look at a nationalistic one? I honestly don't think an Aussie would give a job to a non Aussie unless they were better suited for the job or willing to work harder/for less money.
Originally posted by Dr Expired
Originally posted by arollingstone
Whenever someone from a developed country complains about immigrants taking their jobs, it makes me chuckle. Immigrants often take the lower level jobs for starters, the ones that pay the least. Obviously there are exceptions, but still. Moreover, do you realise how many jobs Brits, Aussies, Americans, etc. take in other countries? Plus, they always take the best, higher level jobs. For example, in businesses in the Middle East, India and others, you often find educated white people being paid higher than educated non-whites simply because of their ethnic origins.
Those who live in glass houses...
Plus, this is a globalised society - trust me, if you pulled all the immigrants out of Australia, the UK or the US at once, their economies would completely collapse. Nationalism, to me, is dead. Many people look at tribal societies and think they're unintelligent, though isn't this how a globalised person would look at a nationalistic one? I honestly don't think an Aussie would give a job to a non Aussie unless they were better suited for the job or willing to work harder/for less money.
Yes people who believe in protecting their own culture and livelihood are unintelligent, perhaps those who are intelligent in your calculations are simply pathologically sociopathic.
Delivering your nation to those who have no respect for your traditions /beliefs or past sacrifices, must be the new age way of self flagellation..or else sheer treason.
Yes people who believe in protecting their own culture and livelihood are unintelligent, perhaps those who are intelligent in your calculations are simply pathologically sociopathic.
Delivering your nation to those who have no respect for your traditions /beliefs or past sacrifices, must be the new age way of self flagellation..or else sheer treason.
Very dramactic speech indigo . BTW no one is standing in the way either . except in the job market ofcourse as the old timers can longer retire early and open up jobs for the youngsters . And haven't you noticed that even your supermarket jobs are being taken by the old timers now , who can no longer afford to retire . Gee life suxs as the old timers are going to spend your inheritence as well now . hehehe
Originally posted by Indigo2
1. John Laws is not a respectable source
2. Australia recorded a six month low in unemployment at 5.1% so i dont think we are weeping. If you want to see weeping then have a look at what is happening with unemployment in the US.
3.We are not being invaded by foreign workers. everytime that there is an influx in foreign workers in this country the old timers cry invasion. its been that way for the last 100 years.
We are all one and the same. The sooner this country realises that the better.
Get out of the way if you can't change your old ways and beliefs. The times ' They are a changin.edit on 16-2-2012 by Indigo2 because: (no reason given)