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This is a very important piece replete with sources that people will point back to when #AUStriches bubble finally bursts and all the parasites try to claim “no one saw this coming!” *Very* long read but believe me, it’s worth it.

Yeah we saw it coming. It wasn’t one problem. It was a litany of them overlapping, caused by unimpressive incompetent people who drove the country into the ground by screwing up on EVERY SINGLE THING THAT MATTERS.

Housing, health, security, education, employment, energy, manufacturing, immigration, banking, politics and culture.

This covers the whole gamut. Nearly every layer of every major ponzi and protection racket being run in Australia to the detriment of Australians.

nostr:npub1jmy8weweqzckna0amz7pn0uhhkxx693l7st23829ewmu43yvjsesfp6xcq reminds me occasionally to get out of Victoria - Victoria isn’t the problem though; the whole country is.

There’s nowhere inside these borders to hide from this calamity because there is absolutely no thing or one who can stop this train now.

Good luck #AUStriches, we’re all gonna need it.

Thank Satoshi for #Bitcoin..

https://medium.com/@matt_11659/put-another-aussie-on-the-barbie-f298c21b5bf9

hh 1y ago

I'm not going to tell you anything about your own country, but at the turn of the century, when I was studying in Tokyo, I met an Australian for the first time. A fantastic girl, truly awesome. Very progressive, but so was I, as a libertarian.

I remember laughing at her because she was majoring in "gender studies" and she went on to write her PhD thesis on something like women's treatment in Japanese folk stories of something like that. I had never heard such bullshit, but I simply dismissed it as a harmless oddity.

My point being, shit doesn't happen all of a sudden.

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StackSats.IO 1y ago

Yeah I’m under no illusions that our problems have come about suddenly.

I can remember in the early 2000s a family friend who was a tiler, explaining how he was levering up to buy properties and using negative gearing. He had 4 and was getting a 5th. I didn’t understand how it worked but I knew it sounded like a scam and that’s when I first became aware of some of this stuff.

That was by no means the start, it goes back decades but because we’ve been isolated, never under threat of war, and fortunate with commodities booms, our “leaders” have just been lazy and each new one coming up is worst than the last. I’ve met a bunch of them - in the private sector there are good and smart people, in Gov and the bureaucracy they are truly pathetic specimens who wouldn’t last a month in true free markets.

It just has to play out now. Let it all burn because it won’t be fixed without a complete flush of the parasite class.

hh 1y ago

I'm curious to know your point of view of the current relationship with China. Well, specifically, with the CCP.

Mine, from outside and with not a lot of inside relationships in AUS anymore, is that your elites, politicians first but not only, have completely sold out to the CCP. And a lot of your troubles stem from there. (A similar case to Germany since the uber-corrupt Schröder, who ended being a literal employee of Putin).

StackSats.IO 1y ago

For sure Labor has sold out to the CCP. They’re all commies and always have been, they mostly hide it but it’s there if you look. The previous PM had to intervene and scrapped the Vic Labor Gov’s agreement for Belt and Road in the state - signed by probably the biggest commie of them all in Dan Andrews. https://amp.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/apr/21/federal-government-tears-up-victorias-belt-and-road-agreements-with-china

The right-side of politics is not as fervently aligned but they’ve sold out and accept the floods of cash coming in to our housing ponzi, and they realise we need them as an export partner because we can’t value-add anything in this country. But they tend to be more US-aligned generally.

Realistically we’re a security vassal of the US and an economic vassal of China at this point.