The rise in food prices is severely impacting upon most Australian households who are not members of the oppressing class. Some people are skipping meals, and stories are in the media of mothers who are crying about not having enough money to give their kids adequate food, let alone a traditional Aussie Christmas dinner. Indeed, the housing crisis, fuelled by a mass immigration program designed to culturally genocide traditional Aussies, ensures this. That is the macro-scale attack.
Other Albo government attacks include Labor’s Murray Darling Basin plan overhaul Bill, to remove a cap on buybacks to enable delivery of 450 gigalitres of environmental water back in the basin. The Bill went through with backing by the Greens, Liberal defector David Van and ACT Senator David Pocock. The deal “included beefed-up transparency measures, $100m to help First Nations people participate in the water market and a legislated deadline to return environmental water by December 31 2027. Ms Plibersek also committed $30m in a contingency reserve for the Murrumbidgee River as well as $20m for science and monitoring in exchange for Senator Pocock’s vote.”
