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Category Archives: Free Enterprise
Frydenberg on behavioural responses
I avoid needlessly giving money to the government by adhering to the speed limit, stopping at red lights, parking in allocated parking spaces, and so on. I avoid late fees on my bills by paying on time. In short, being … Continue reading
Posted in Economics and economy, Free Enterprise, Media
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Did we or did we not have a recession?
From Recession ends but not pain from the Herald Sun today. Except the question is, do these moron modern economists think we have even been in a recession since the definition is two consecutive quarters of negative growth? I’m afraid, … Continue reading
What the American election is about
The election, in spite of the media, the Russian collusion story, the Mueller investigation, the impeachment at the start of the year, the criminal conspiracy by the upper levels of American security agencies would not even be close were it … Continue reading
Joyce no longer wants to finance the lemon he awokenated
Cold and richly deserved: Qantas dumps Wallabies as part of broader sponsorship shakeup.
Posted in Free Enterprise, Wasteful Spending
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Belt up, Dan, and hit the road, you communist fool
Every so often you come across something so revealing that there is little more to add once you have seen it. In yesterday’s Herald-Sun there was an article titled, “China Backs Dan deal”. Of course it does, but this is … Continue reading
Open letter to Australians
It is long over-due that the Australian government stops sabotaging the Australian economy. Mel Silva – Managing Director of Google Australia and New Zealand lets them know. ~*~ We need to let you know about new Government regulation that will … Continue reading
Posted in Free Enterprise, Market Economy, Taxation, Technology & Telco
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Cops swarm to “patrol social distancing” at doughnut giveaway
Uh-huh. Coronavirus fears as Krispy Kreme offer attracts large number of people across NSW.. The Krispy Kreme chain ran a giveaway offering a dozen doughnuts free to anyone who had a birthday between mid-March and mid-July, to celebrate the company’s … Continue reading
Posted in COVID-19, Free Enterprise, Innovation
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Kristi Noem for president (in 2024)
And Tom Cotton for VP. Watch it through. If you start, you will get to the end, and it is half an hour long. She gets it in a way almost no one else does, other than Donald Trump. And … Continue reading
Posted in American politics, COVID-19, Free Enterprise, Freedom
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Light relief + buy, sell and swap
A short film clip to relieve the stress of interesting times and a busy day. I was about to post something more serious but that just came in from Number 1 son. The serious matter – I want to get … Continue reading
Posted in Classical Economics, Free Enterprise, Rafe
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Julia Gillard’s ABC-inspired live export ban was totally illegal
Federal Court rules in favour of live exporters in landmark class action against Commonwealth Government. Ginned-up ABC hysteria, cherry-picked ‘expert’ opinion and an utterly arrogant indifference to the human implications of state-imposed economic destruction. Sound familiar? Justice Stephen Rares ruled … Continue reading