Who is really in charge of the financial system? Why do Labor want to make this change now?

Bankers’ mate Jim Chalmers trashes Curtin and Chifley’s greatest legacy

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has committed to dumping the policy for which “old Labor” legends John Curtin and Ben Chifley fought hardest— democratic control of the central bank and the banking system.

Chalmers, who calls Australian Banking Association CEO Anna Bligh his “confidante”, yesterday said he would legislate to implement all recommendations of the RBA Review, including the first one which says “The government should remove the power of the Treasurer to overrule the RBA’s decisions.”

This should be deeply shocking to any true Labor Party person who knows their party’s history, and to any Australian who knows their nation’s history.

Curtin and Chifley

The power that Chalmers has committed to remove is the principle for which the Australian Labor Party fought a pitched battle against the banks in the 1930s.

The fight started in the depths of the Great Depression, when Australian households were suffering under more than 30 per cent unemployment.

In 1930, Labor Prime Minister James Scullin’s Treasurer Ted Theodore turned to the government-owned Commonwealth Bank, which a little over a decade earlier during the first world war had shown, spectacularly, its power to massively boost Australia’s economy with investments in local infrastructure and Australia’s industries.

Theodore directed the Commonwealth Bank to issue £20 million in new notes: one third to lend to farmers; two-thirds to spend on public works to create jobs for the unemployed.

Australia’s currency supply had contracted significantly in the previous few years, which is why the depression was so deep; Theodore’s proposed “fiduciary” note issue would have started to reverse that.

As Smith’s Weekly reported on 4 October 1930, the Governor of the Commonwealth Bank, Sir Robert Gibson, replied to the directive:

“Mr Prime Minister and members of the Cabinet, you ask me to inflate the currency by issuing another 20 millions of notes. My answer is that I bloody well won’t.”

Gibson’s defiance was shocking—how could the manager of the bank refuse to follow the orders of the government which owned the bank?

It raised the question: Who was really in charge of the financial system?

Scrapping the Cashless Debit Card system will endanger vulnerable women and children in remote communities.

Jacinta Price 13 August 2022

It’s that simple.

Why Labor wants to axe the scheme is a complete mystery to anyone who has spent time in these communities.

Anyone with half a brain can see its benefits.

Like I’ve said before, where the Cashless Debit Card system is used there is a decrease in drug and alcohol issues, crime, violence and anti-social behaviour.

And there are improvements in child health and wellbeing, financial management and community support.  

These are REAL problems, and the Cashless Debit Card is a REAL solution.

And despite Labor’s lies, it’s not mandatory. Everyone using a CDC is using it by choice.

It gives welfare recipients the choice to ensure they can use their money wisely.

It lets them secure funds for essential items to support their families, to feed and clothe their children, and to reduce humbug.

Labor’s plan to remove the Cashless Debit Card system demonstrates their complete failure to understand Aboriginal tradition. In our traditional culture, family has the right to demand access to anything you own and you are obliged. 

When you have family members with addiction it is easy to become a target because of your income.

The Cashless Debit Card is a tool to protect the people who need that help, to make sure it can’t be taken from them and spent on someone else’s addiction, like cash could be.

Labor needs to stop the lies around the CDC system, stop listening to your city mates over the Aboriginal people in the bush, and stop making things worse.

You want to listen to Indigenous voices, start with the ones who want this scheme.

They will tell you loud and clear: scrapping the Cashless Debit Card will endanger vulnerable women and children in remote communities.

Yours for REAL solutions,

Jacinta Nampijinpa Price
Senator for the Northern Territory

Coming Out from The Corrupt Government

God’s MMA Fighter vs Tyranny. Interview with Nick Patterson

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?extid=NS-UNK-UNK-UNK-AN_GK0T-GK1C-GK2T&v=433031985366324

Finding out we are being governed by a Corporation –
Scott Bartle’s story

This is a great video from 10 years ago of an astute Aussie who recognised something was wrong when he tried to import his corvette. A good wake up introduction to the criminality of what is happening in our country.

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Birth Certificates – Your Name – who are you really? You are a living man/women ( private) not YOUR NAME which is a dead entity being used in the PUBLIC realm.

Henry George – Land/Tax reformer

George based his ideas on the Old Testament and Moses in particular. I have the details of this but there’s a lot of reading – have attached some of it.

This is not about communism. Marx had not been translated or published in English at this time. Henry George was concerned with solutions after noticing that as society progressed, so did poverty, and he wanted society/economics to follow the Laws of Nature, with equity and fairness. He was very famous in his time and for years afterwards but is now kept very quiet. The property industry hate him and no universities will mention his work in any economics courses, unless it is to criticize.

Exploring the Possibilities of Land Trusts

• by Rich Nymoen ,May 12, 2022, Housing, 

Davos 2020: The Categorised List of Australian Attendees

BY RHODA WILSON ON MARCH 30, 2022 • 

Audio on original source

https://dailyexpose.uk/2022/03/30/davos-2020-the-categorised-list-of-australian-attendees

As revealed by a 2020 attendee list anonymously given to Quartz, Davos has a way of separating even the global “elite” into strata.  Participants’ relative importance is made known through the colour and design of their name badge. The hierarchy of attendees is also enumerated, with more nuance, in the World Economic Forum’s (“WEF’s”) databases. Participants are put into categories numbered from one to seven—an indication, of sorts, of how senior or perhaps important a delegate is to the business world.

Australia’s New Political Heroes – the truth tellers

WE’RE COMING FOR YOU: AUSSIE SENATOR MALCOLM ROBERTS THROWS DOWN AGAINST GOVERNMENT COVID-CRIMINALS

George Christensen

Unbeknown to Most, A Financial Revolution Is Coming That Threatens to Change Everything (And Not for the Better)

Posted on March 25, 2022 by Nick Corbishley

Given how much is at stake, this financial revolution is among the most important questions today’s societies could possibly grapple with. It should be under discussion in every parliament of every land, and every dinner table in every country in the world.

Around 90 central banks are either in the process of experimenting with or are already piloting central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). In a world of just over 190 countries that is a large contingent, but given they include the European Central Bank (ECB) which alone represents 19 Euro Area economies, the actual number of economies involved is well over 100. They include all G20 economies and together represent more than 90% of global GDP.

The END of ATMs in Australia? Thousands of cash machines are removed across the country as banks go digital

• ATM’s and bank branches across Australia are continuing to close at a rapid rate
• Switch by customers to digital banking seen ‘Big Four’ banks switch their focus
• ANZ head of distribution Kath Bray said changes were a clear sign of the times

By ANDREW PRENTICE FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA

PUBLISHED: 08:56 AEDT, 1 March 2022 | UPDATED: 11:54 AEDT, 1 March 2022

As Australian banks continue to focus on digital transactions for customers, ATMs and bank branches are disappearing across the country, according to new data.

The analysis revealed close to 460 bank branches have shut down across the nation in recent years, and dating back to 2020, approximately 3800 previously active ATMs have been removed.

NSW alone now has 140 fewer in-store banks, and almost 300 suburbs don’t have a singular ATM to withdraw cash.

If Your Knockers Are A Handful, Try These Handy Tips

March 14, 2022 By Tom Barnett

If Your Knockers Are A Handful, Try These Handy Tips

Common Law approach.

Know your rights

No trespassing

Aussie Floods, Weather Manipulation, The QLD Cloud Seeding Research Paper

The Queensland Cloud Seeding Research Paper

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AAP Fact Check fails on basic ‘bail-in’ facts

Media Release Friday, 18 March 2022

AAP’s “fact check” of the Citizens Party’s warnings against deposit bail-in does nothing to reassure Australians their savings are safe.

The AAP news agency’s fact-checking division, AAP Fact Check, ran the following headline on 7 March: “Claim that government can grab bank deposits in a crisis has no currency”. AAP reported that it had fact-checked the claim that “The government can take any deposits in excess of $250,000 from your bank account and instead you can receive shares in the bank.” Under OUR VERDICT, AAP Fact Check concluded: “False. The claim is based on opinions that have been investigated by a parliamentary committee and found to be unsupported.” Unfortunately for Australians concerned about losing their savings to prop up banks, AAP Fact Check’s verdict is no assurance, because it fact-checked the wrong claim.

Three Former Victorian Doctors : giving COVID Exemptions

49 minutes. In Colac a Doctor started offering anyone who turned up, medical exemptions.

Within days his isolated surgery became besieged by desperate people.
And then the police came.

Why did he do it?

Now that Doctor is ready to talk, but instead of us interviewing him alone, we decided to bring two other Doctors who had challenged the system, along.

Former Senator Rodney Culleton – Update on the Governor General

Del Bigtree, Ivermectin, Covid Cases

COVID Cases Never Really Told Us Much, But This Brilliant Summary Shows Where We Are Today. Brilliant visual, watch to the very end.

2min 13 : 5 Feb 2020 cases per 1 million

The Globalist takeover of Australia from the 1920’s

Since as far back as the 1920’s there began a concerted effort to undermine our Constitution and destroy the rights and freedoms, it gave us.

Prime Minister M.S Bruce, 1923 – 1929, a Nationalist Party member was a good freemason and destroyed our original Commonwealth Bank as a provider of cheap, plentiful finance, to assist Australian industry, agriculture and mining to develop our young Nation. 

Stanley Bruce PM 1923 – 29

He began the handover of our assets to big foreign finance. This is a policy near and dear to the political parties today. That is where the big bribes come from. The golden handshake. Corporate fascism. 

Pig Iron Bob Menzies, a senior mason and Anglophile absolutely sold us out with his International Tax Agreements (Double Tax) Act 1953. Not to mention his establishment of The “Reserve” bank and appointment of Nugget Coombs a fully fledged Communist Party member and paedophile as its Governor. 

His Act gave Coombs total power to override the Treasurer in matters of National finance.

Coombs did and crippled the country.

Australia was at a standstill, with the Rothschilds and their puppet Menzies, starving the country of funds and using their controlled media and masonic and socialist puppets in Parliament, preventing any return to proper Banking and our Treasury from creating (not borrowing from banks or taxing the people) funds for infrastructure and development of industry and housing.

Along came Liberal PM Harold Holt. He was sold the idea in 1966 that we could go to the USA and shift to a dollar currency linked to the American Federal reserve bank, which is also unlawful under the American Constitution,  and which is just another Rothschild/ Rockefeller clone like our “Fed”. He could borrow from them. The trade off was that we had to send our boys to Viet Nam. “All the way with LBJ.”. All we got was the CIA and Mossad moving in here permanently. 

Harold Holt PM 1966-67 allegedly drowned while skin diving near Melbourne

JULIAN GILLESPIE – AVN JUDICIAL REVIEW TO STOP VACCINES IN AUSTRALIA

Scott Morrison and the World Economic Forum

https://twitter.com/i/status/1484757750123208704

QLD State announces the list of 50 Queensland schools set to have GPs next year

Published Wednesday, 13 October, 2021 at 11:32 AM

JOINT STATEMENT

Premier and Minister for the Olympics
The Honourable Annastacia Palaszczuk

Minister for Education, Minister for Industrial Relations and Minister for Racing
The Honourable Grace Grace

GPs will be based at 50 schools throughout the state as part of a pilot program being introduced by the Palaszczuk Government.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk today announced the list of schools selected to participate in the program from May 2022.

“Every Queenslander deserves to be able to book a doctor’s appointment when they need one. But for many young people, getting in to see a GP is often difficult and expensive,” the Premier said.

“We know that one of the greatest barriers for many young people is the difficulty in finding a GP that bulk bills.

“This will make a difference for thousands of students throughout the state.

“The last 18 months have affected us all. Our students, in particular, have had to overcome great challenges throughout the pandemic. This has undoubtedly had an impact on their health and wellbeing.

“This is an important investment. Delivering quality healthcare and education for all Queenslanders is what good Labor governments do best.”

Education Minister Grace Grace and said she expected all clinics to be up and running by May 2022.

“This initiative is part of the game-changing $100 million student wellbeing program which we announced at the last election,” she said.

“Originally, the GP pilot program was designed to base GPs at 20 state secondary schools throughout the state.

“We asked schools to register their interest to participate in this program and we were inundated with requests which is why we’ve expanded it to 50.

“These schools are spread across the length and breadth of the state and I have no doubt the GP service will make a big difference to each and every one of them.

“The Federal Government have dropped the ball on healthcare for our young people.

“This program will help to address that problem.”

Ms Grace said the Government’s $100 million student wellbeing program was an important component of the Palaszczuk Government’s record $15.3 billion education budget.

“At the last election we committed to a wellbeing program, giving every student, in every state primary and secondary school, access to a health and wellbeing professional,” she said.

“It will see up to 464 additional psychologists and wellbeing professionals employed in Queensland schools over the next three years.

“Providing students with access to timely healthcare, at no cost to them or their families, will have a positive impact on students’ health, mental health and their readiness and ability to engage at school, and we want to ensure as many students as possible can benefit.”

Schools included in the program

1. North Rockhampton State High School
2. Sarina State High School
3. Gladstone State High School
4. Murgon State High School
5. Charleville State High School
6. Cunnamulla P-12 State School
7. Tara Shire State College (P-12)
8. Harristown State High School
9. St George State High School
10. Gordonvale State High School
11. Trinity Bay State High School
12. Ravenshoe P-12 State School
13. Western Cape College (P-12)
14. Bremer State High School
15. Brisbane State High School
16. Ipswich State High School
17. Bracken Ridge State High School
18. Ripley Valley State Secondary College
19. Brisbane South State Secondary College
20. The Gap State High School
21. Milpera State High School
22. Goodna Special School (P-12)
23. Everton Park State High School
24. Maryborough State High School
25. Bundaberg North State High School
26. Deception Bay State High School
27. Dakabin State High School
28. Morayfield State High School
29. Burnside State High School
30. Nambour State College (P-12)
31. Redcliffe State High School
32. Pine Rivers State High School
33. Kilkivan State School (P-10)
34. Heatley Secondary College
35. Spinifex State College
36. Woodridge State High School
37. Currumbin Community Special School (P-12)
38. Beaudesert State High School
39. Mabel Park State High School
40. Beenleigh State High School
41. Shailer Park State High School
42. Merrimac State High School
43. Marsden State High School
44. Park Ridge State High School
45. Alexandra Hills State High School
46. Helensvale State High School
47. Wellington Point State High School
48. Benowa State High School
49. Loganlea State High School
50. Varsity College (P-12)

https://statements.qld.gov.au/statements/93492?fbclid=IwAR283XDUI49auNRutH0dFpnu_rEVF_kYfsQ3-LiKwZPzvKgSZvKGUEgGi-Y

Australian senate committee calls for national blockchain land registry

The Second report is below.

Note the Chair of this Senate committee is Senator Andrew Bragg, the same Andrew Bragg who attended Klaus Scwabb’s “Young Global leaders School” along with Sarah Hansen Young and other Australian politicians . Key words CDR (Consumer Data Right), Neo banks,

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The above interim report makes reference to the National Blockchain Roadmap in February 2020,

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In the near future, open banking will be the default way to pay online in Australia – here’s why.

There are strong signals that open banking will lead Australia away from its legacy, card-based payments systems towards true digital payments. The latest is Treasury’s Payments System Review, which was released at the end of August and made 15 highly-targeted recommendations aimed at levelling the payments playing field, currently controlled by the banks. The paper recommends simplifying access to the payments infrastructure via a single, tiered licensing framework, creating common regulatory requirements and, perhaps most importantly, aligning the payments ecosystem with Australia’s open banking regime.  https://truelayer.com/blog/future-of-payments-in-aus-powered-by-open-banking

Australia as a Technology and Financial Centre

On 18 March 2021 the Senate agreed: 

That the resolution of appointment of the Select Committee on Financial Technology and Regulatory Technology be amended as follows:

1. The committee be called the Select Committee on Australia as a Technology and Financial Centre.
2. The following additional matters be referred to the committee:
   1. the size and scope of the opportunity for Australian consumers and business from Australia growing into a stronger technology and finance centre;
   2. the flow-on employment and economic benefits which accrue to finance and technology centres;
   3. barriers to the uptake of new technologies in the financial sector;
   4. new opportunities for Australia as a technology and finance centre arising from the COVID-19 pandemic;
   5. benchmarking of comparable global regimes with Australia;
   6. the impact of corporate law restraining new investment in Australia;
   7. the policy environment facing neo-banks; ( for my benefit I have inserted this definition)

What Is a Neobank?

Digital-first—often, digital only—banking platforms that promise seamless online experiences and low- or no-fee services. Neobanks, sometimes referred to as “challenger banks,” are fintech firms that offer apps, software and other technologies to streamline mobile and online banking. These fintechs generally specialize in particular financial products, like checking and savings accounts. They also tend to be more nimble and transparent than their megabank counterparts, even though many of them partner with such institutions to insure their financial products.

1. opportunities and risks in the digital asset and cryptocurrency sector; and
   1. any related matters.
2. That the committee present its final report on or before 30 October 2021.

Committee Secretariat contact:

Senior Clerk’s Office
Department of the Senate
PO Box 6100
Parliament House
Canberra ACT 2600

Phone: 02 6277 3555
Fax: 02 6277 3899
seniorclerk.committees.sen@aph.gov.au

Additional reading: https://cointelegraph.com/news/uk-government-establishes-central-bank-digital-currency-task-force

https://cointelegraph.com/news/australian-government-offers-6m-in-grants-to-innovative-blockchain-teams

https://cointelegraph.com/news/un-blockchain-tool-aims-to-improve-land-registry-in-afghanistan-s-cities

https://www.aph.gov.au/senate_FinRegtech

https://cointelegraph.com/news/australian-senate-committee-calls-for-national-blockchain-land-registry

https://www.qao.qld.gov.au/reports-resources/reports-parliament/establishing-queensland-future-fund#h2-4

Establishing the Queensland Future Fund : Queensland Titles Registry business

https://www.qao.qld.gov.au/reports-resources/reports-parliament/establishing-queensland-future-fund#h2-4

The Queensland Government established the Queensland Future Fund in 2020 to offset the state’s debt. It provides the structure under which individual funds can be created to hold assets for managing the state’s debt or for other purposes.

The Queensland Future Fund was established to offset the state’s debt

The Queensland Future Fund was established in 2020. The Queensland Future Fund is a framework under which funds may be created. The first of these funds, the Debt Retirement Fund, was established this year. The underlying assets supporting the Debt Retirement Fund are held in several investment trusts. Investments and returns from the Debt Retirement Fund can only be used to reduce state debt. The establishment of the Queensland Future Fund and its Debt Retirement Fund impacted the investments and assets of several government entities. Each entity has reported on its individual financial impacts, but the overall impact across government is not captured in one place. This could be addressed by having separate financial statements for the Queensland Future Fund. Separate financial statements would be comparable to practices in other jurisdictions (such as New South Wales).

Assets contributed to the Debt Retirement Fund  

The government transferred assets valued at $7.7 billion into the Debt Retirement Fund in 2020–21. They included the Queensland Titles Registry business (which manages the land and water titles registries in Queensland and collects fees for managing these registries), shareholdings in Aurizon (formerly QR (Queensland Rail) National), and surplus assets from the defined benefits fund (investments held to meet future superannuation obligations and other long-term liabilities of the state). Not all of the ownership of the Queensland Titles Registry was included in the Queensland Future Fund. Twenty-five per cent of the returns from the Queensland Titles Registry will be used to deliver three initiatives.