The Globalist Plan to Destroy the Aussie Home By Alison Bevege, Letters from Australia,

Importing 13.5 million people to create the next 40 years of housing crisis

Winners: corporations, banks, developers, institutional funds, billionaires

Losers: YOU. Taxes to force homeowners out, "green" materials push up prices

Build-to-rent towers for permanent renters, subsidised by you

Demonisation of private property, "selfish" home-owners has begun

Land-titles offices privatised, certificates of title destroyed

Managed retreat, insurance levies kettle you in to cities

Australians LOVE houses.

They are a savings fortress against inflation, security to leave our children (if any) or to sell and pay for a nursing home later (if needed). The highest ambition for most is to have an investment property for income in retirement.

If you own a home, the Government and the corporations can't push you around.

Globalists want to destroy this.

They want private property ownership fazed out in favour of build-to-rent projects that can only be built by big corporations or the ultra-wealthy as they must consist of 50 or more dwellings to qualify.

Build-to-rent gives tax breaks to corporate developers and financiers to build towers of units that are never sold. They are for perpetual rent, at no discount to market. The profits are privatised but the towers are subsidised by you in the form of half-price taxes, fast tracked approval processes, and increased burdens shunted on public infrastructure and services.

The laws were changed last year to favour build-to-rent with refunds and tax breaks, at your expense.

A horrified NSW Senator Andrew Bragg produced a dissenting report from the Senate Economics Committee recommending Parliament vote against the Bill, saying it pandered to investment fund managers.

"This scheme would promote a "rent forever" approach where corporations take over the Australian Dream. In this nirvana for vested interests, BlackRock, Vanguard and Cbus will own Australia's houses instead of the people," he said.

The Bill passed anyway with support from the Teals. …

This is a detailed examination of exactly who is doing this to us, why and how they are doing it. It's too long for email so see Substack for the full information.

I have broken it into 11 parts as follows:

1.CREATING A FAKE CRISIS TO ROB THE PUBLIC PURSE

2.DELIBERATELY PUSHING UP PRICES WITH MIGRATION

3.YOU CAN'T ESCAPE TO THE REGIONS: MANAGED RETREAT

4.WHO WANTS A PERMANENT CRISIS AND BUILD-TO-RENT?

5.WHO CREATED THIS HOUSING CRISIS?

6.TAXES FOR YOU BUT NOT FOR THEM

7.MORE TAXES TO FORCE YOU OUT OF YOUR HOME

8.PRICING YOU OUT WITH BUILDING COSTS

9.BACKED BY THE TEALS: party of globalists

10. NON-PROFITS, THINK TANKS AND UNIVERSITIES

11. CULTURALLY DESTROYING PRIVATE PROPERTY: YEAR ZERO

1. CREATING A FAKE CRISIS TO ROB THE PUBLIC PURSE

Build-to-rent has been sold as a solution for the housing affordability "crisis".

But the problem is deliberate. It is created by overwhelming supply with excess migration.

Because it is deliberate there is no solution – no matter how many homes you build the government, egged on by globalists, will import more people to re-create the crisis.

Globalists don't want private property rights for you in the future, they want it only for themselves, so they are pricing your children out of the market.

They don't like individual rights at all – they want us collectivised so they can be the managers, and we can be the cattle. They openly say it.

The globalist lobby group World Economic Forum (WEF) represents the world's 1000 largest corporations, billionaires, NGOs and philanthropies. It says the future is best directed through public-private partnerships in which their members partner with bureaucracies to manage you.

Source: Australian Government Centre for Population

The WEF says on its website that this "positions private corporations as trustees of society".

That means they are the boss, and they don't want you owning private property that they don't control. This is the WEF future where "you will own nothing and be happy".

They don't need a conspiracy to do it, their interests simply converge.

When transnational corporations, pension funds, NGOs and supra-national governance bodies act in their own self-interest they soon find common cause and shared interests with each other.

These globalists are slowly replacing Australia's 237-year system of elected government and private property rights with "stakeholder capitalism", pushing decision-making upwards to supranational institutions that they control.

They want private property ownership fazed out in favour of build-to-rent, with Australians kettled into smart cities …

To achieve this, globalists encourage mass migration policies for a perpetual housing crisis.

They use charities to blame existing home-owners for the shortage and lobby for taxes to price them out. Then they use corporate behavioural management techniques (notably by the Teals) to get a few people excited about giving up on home ownership to astro-turf their build-to-rent "solution", so they can pretend the community "agreed".

Australians would fight scum-baggery like this, if they knew the extent of the treason. But just like covid we are told this is a "crisis" we all must try to solve – as if we had any say in it. As a result, Twitter (X) is full of well-meaning Aussies arguing about negative gearing, capital gains tax discounts, or greedy people owning more than one home - as if that were the problem.

The Federal Government now has a $32 billion Homes For Australia plan, a "National Housing Accord" with the states and territories to build 1.2 million new homes over the next five years. Your taxes are funding a $4.5 billion handout to states for this accord plus another $6.6 billion for 91 projects for these groups, many of them ACOSS charities, who will provide social housing through the $10 billion Housing Australia Future Fund.

Build-to-rent can add 150,000 units according to optimistic EY modelling commissioned by developer lobby group Property Council of Australia to support its demands for more tax cuts for developers and institutional investors.

To swamp this new supply, the Federal Government says it will import 13.5 million people by 2065 bringing the population to 41.2 million. That is the same as importing another Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane full of people - for which you need all the housing and infrastructure of those cities, as Macrobusiness reports.

That will keep the housing crisis going for the next 40 years.

That is 235,000 more migrants per year, which is more than double the average 90,000 per year we had in the entire 60 years since World War II – which was already an unprecedented rate.

More than two million people have been imported since 2019 alone, Macrobusiness reports.

The Housing Accord and build-to-rent cannot fix this because it is deliberate. They have created a permanent crisis, ready for billionaire fund managers to swoop in.

The Federal election delivered the Parliament to Labor, the Teals and Greens – all three of which are tied to globalist ideology, so the situation will only get worse.

"What it means is that many ordinary Australians are facing a future where they will never own a property, ever," said Digital Finance Analytics chief economist Martin North in a May 9 interview.

Once there is a crisis, corporate lobby groups move in like vultures, asking for large gobs of taxpayer funds to pay their members to fix it, drumming up free funding and tax breaks. The Business Council of Australia (BCA) and the Property Council of Australia both do this.

The BCA, whose members include all the biggest corporations, banks, and universities, constantly lobbies for more migration, such as in its recent report Migration Makes Australia Stronger.

The BCA asked the Government for a multibillion-dollar fund to "reward" states and councils with financial incentives for hitting productivity targets, including on planning and approvals to help developers, as The Guardian reports. The Australian Industry Group which represents employers also constantly promotes mass migration.

2. DELIBERATELY PUSHING UP PRICES WITH MIGRATION

"Big Australia" globalists pushed and lobbied and infiltrated the federal government for decades to get this result: property developers, universities who sell degrees to foreign students, banks, retailers, the construction industry, WEF members and foreign investors.

House prices are deliberately pushed up by increasing net overseas migration faster than supply can catch up.

For example, in 1980 the population of Sydney was 3.2 million. Buying a house was difficult even then, but government migration policies imported more than two million people to bloat out the population to 5.2 million by 2021. The 2021 Census revealed 43.2 per cent of the city's inhabitants were foreign-born while 52.4 percent had both parents born overseas. In 2021, overseas migrant numbers were artificially depressed by covid border closures: the reality is that Australian-born people are now a minority in Australia's biggest city.

Migrants are filtered for borrowing capacity by policies that encourage wealthy and skilled arrivals. Only wealthy families from China or India can afford tuition fees at Australian universities, so the foreign student visa brings in large numbers of people who compete in the property market once they graduate into professional jobs and become permanent residents, replacing the middle class.

Sydney is now the second most unaffordable city in the world behind Hong Kong, as Forbes reports, entirely due to the policy of excess migration.

From 1948 to 1973 Australia's net overseas migration numbers averaged around 85,000 people per year – and even this was transformative. It remained under 100,000 per year through the Whitlam era and the Hawke-Keating years until the turn of the century.

In July 2000, migration levels sharply rose due to the increasing power and organisation of the Big Australia growth lobby, led by Australia's richest men including Albert Dennis, Harry Triguboff, Michael Hickinbothom (all developers), Lindsay Fox, Richard Pratt and Kerry Packer, according to a report by Katherine Betts and Michael Gilding. These powerful migration-shills formalised their lobby with the establishment of the Australian Population Institution in 1999. The upper crust were all for it.

House prices soared.

Net overseas migration hit 446,000 in 2023-24, according to the Australian Government Centre for Population. Just think about that.

Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne have suffered the brunt of the migration flows, causing the Federal Government to try to redirect migrants to regional areas in recent years.

Since 2020, regional property prices have bloated at up to double the pace of state capitals as house-price refugees try move to country towns, gobbling up available stock and putting pressure on the social fabric."

Well worth reading in full:

https://lettersfromaustralia.substack.com/p/globalists-won-the-election-and-they