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- Heather on Dirt file compiled on Kathy Jackson? A ROYAL COMMISSION WILL FIX THE COCKROACHES! more
- trevor on Mike Willesee TV return Sunday Night ELECTION??Why do Labor-Julia Gillard's much wanted $15K pretentious "asylum-seekers" allegedly fleeing very "dangerous" ... more
- Protect children keep them off the road! on Smacking children same as abuse? Dr. Gervase Chaney needs a smack to the back of the head and told to wake up fool! more
- Protect children keep them off the road! on Police targeting: stupid drivers? Hey coppers it about time that you enforced the laws on "fog lights" and stop these Mr McGoo drivers dazzeling the oncoming ... more
- John on Smacking children same as abuse? Does anyone know if Dr Gervase Chaney has any children? If so, how many children and how well behaved or otherwise are ... more
- Sam on Dirt file compiled on Kathy Jackson? I encourage Kathy Jackson to keep on the path of exposing the so called Fair Work mob and the utterly incompetent ... more
- Peter on Mike Willesee TV return Sunday Night Gee Thomas, getting a bit carried away their son, "dreadful role model"??? give me a break, go out and smell some roses more
- Peter on Smacking children same as abuse? Parents can no longer discipline their kids, kids run wild in schools, teachers no longer want to teach because they have no ... more
- Robert on Police targeting: stupid drivers? Everybody is a target of the Revenue Collectors in Blue. more
- Robert on Where to now for the lucky country? In relation to the previous posts. Dont think for a second labour is incompetent. They know exactly what they are doing and ... more
- Greg O on Where to now for the lucky country? While attending a technical training course at Thiess Toyota in Sydney back in the mid 1980s, we were told Toyota in Japan ... more
- sonja silic on Gina Rinehart buying into Fairfax Just cannot wait for the moment when the Greens or some one from the Labor party will try to " INTERFERE & PREVENT " that ... more
- Nick Folkes, APP Sydney Organiser on Gina Rinehart buying into Fairfax The left are petrified to see a Conservative woman with wealth and power increase her stake in Fairfax.Hopefully she will be ... more
- Nick Folkes, APP Sydney Organiser on Where to now for the lucky country? The Liberal, Labor and Green parties all support free trade agreements with third world countries. As long as this continues ... more
- Ruth on Mike Willesee TV return Sunday Night Incompetent lying Labor-Julia Gillard keeps harping on about Labor's "big reforms" that are clearly ruining and polarizing ... more
- IAN BARKER on Where to now for the lucky country? Government or senate Justin J? Talk about a moron. more
- mick on PM Leadership rumblings for Gillard The only problem with the pink bats solution was trying to get money into the hands of people who normally don't have any. ... more
- Peter B on Where to now for the lucky country? Start to un do the damage done by Howard. Including reversing his knee jerk laws. That's the best place to start and a big ... more
- John A on Clover Moore to run for Mayor again people vote for her, but maybe she`s the default choice. Maybe Julia Gillard can run as local mayor as well as PM. Honestly, ... more
- sonja silic on Police targeting: stupid drivers? If the Offenders are of Aboriginal or some other ethnic background , will the Police then be " FLEXIBLE " and refrain from ... more
Barnaby's truths on national debt?
Call for Barnaby Joyce to be sacked for comments at a media door stop, but our national debt is nothing to hide behind the carpet. Tracey Spicer says Labor should restrain spending, as Barnaby highlights their failings.
Blog comments
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Supportive of debt comments...however would probably have couched it in terms of:
1. no hope of surpluses to ever repay the debt
2. refinancing risk is the issue
3. the financing and refinancing activies of the USA, Europe (esp the UK) and the middle east could actually crowd out refinancing activities of higher risk countries like Australia (primarily as a commodity based economy)
4. the problem is not immediate but will gradually creep up on us as Govt. bonds mature over the next few years.Chirp Wednesday 10 February, 2010 - 7:10 PM -
Barnaby has no idea on finances every time he opens his mouth about finance he makes mistakes. He thinks america australia will not pay their debts that is wrong because australia has the lowest debt plus australia has a tripple a rating plus one of the lowest unemployment. The voters will see through the liberals and return the rudd labor government with a bigger majority.
john muller Wednesday 10 February, 2010 - 6:04 PM -
The labour government are following the IMF and World Bank plan to bankrupt nations. First they take on huge loans which can't be paid back and then sell off the nations assets to help reduce the debt to the IMF and World Bank.
Then what is left? A country with huge debt that doesn't own its own resources.James Wednesday 10 February, 2010 - 2:27 PM -
I am reminded of the Emperors New Cloths - every one knows something is not right but no one dare say it - thank God for Barnaby - he is like the child who spoke the truth - I hope we are listining. You can fool some of the people some of the time but not all the time - we have been fools to follow other countries and not stand up for our own. We have mortgaged a future.
Sue Wednesday 10 February, 2010 - 12:35 PM
