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Talking Politics
- Thread starter Legends of 2017
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Personal agenda given many of the cabinet are religious NJs, also its a distraction.
its a total hillbilly fallacy WA funds the country - the working men and women of Australia foot the bill for Half of all Fed Govt expenditure in PAYG tax.
Gina Rhinehart and Twiggy Forest dont pay any tax.
Royalties from non-renewables is like the queen selling off diamond tiaras, pocketing 90% and crowing about how much she contributes.,
I suppose that why they call them royalties?
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I would've thought that federal taxes and royalties allowed Morrison to double job seeker payments when there were no jobs to look for
I still haven't been able to work that out, but I do say good luck to the recipients.
"WA’s booming iron ore industry contributed nearly one-fifth of total company tax paid across the whole of Australia last year — about $15 billion — keeping the nation on its feet in the face of a devastating pandemic.
And that does not include the $7.6b in royalties that flowed into State Government coffers in 2019-20, contributing to a record $3.1b surplus and prompting ratings agency S&P to label the WA economy the strongest in the world.
Analysis of Australian company tax paid by BHP, Rio Tinto, FMG, Hancock Prospecting and Mineral Resources reveal the quintet shelled out a combined $15.4b last year."
Ore tax props up a nation - Atlas Iron
WA’s booming iron ore industry contributed nearly one-fifth of total company tax paid across the whole of Australia last year — about $15 billion — keeping the nation on its feet in the face of a devastating pandemic.
www.atlasiron.com.au
We really must weed these trolls out.
www.bbc.com
MP caught praising himself on social media - BBC News
Angus Taylor MP has been mocked on social media over a now-deleted self-congratulatory comment.
www.bbc.com
Andrew Laming and Amanda Stoker have been caught out in similar circumstances. Laming was particularly bad with his various fake accounts and fake community groups.
But Amanda Stoker was caught out using a second account called "Mandy Jane" and regularly posted in defence of "Stoker" in FB comments. Yet she expects people to believe she's just a silly old boomer (despite still being in her 30s) who made a mistake by using a second account, while also referring to herself in third person lol.
www.pedestrian.tv
But Amanda Stoker was caught out using a second account called "Mandy Jane" and regularly posted in defence of "Stoker" in FB comments. Yet she expects people to believe she's just a silly old boomer (despite still being in her 30s) who made a mistake by using a second account, while also referring to herself in third person lol.
Congratulations To Senator Amanda Stoker, Who Used An Alt Account To Become Her Own Reply Guy
Haters beware.
www.pedestrian.tv
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A party led by a guy as genuine as Scott Morrison has members using fake accounts? unbelievable.Andrew Laming and Amanda Stoker have been caught out in similar circumstances. Laming was particularly bad with his various fake accounts and fake community groups.
But Amanda Stoker was caught out using a second account called "Mandy Jane" and regularly posted in defence of "Stoker" in FB comments. Yet she expects people to believe she's just a silly old boomer (despite still being in her 30s) who made a mistake by using a second account, while also referring to herself in third person lol.
Congratulations To Senator Amanda Stoker, Who Used An Alt Account To Become Her Own Reply Guy
Haters beware.
I would've thought that federal taxes and royalties allowed Morrison to double job seeker payments when there were no jobs to look for
I still haven't been able to work that out, but I do say good luck to the recipients.
"WA’s booming iron ore industry contributed nearly one-fifth of total company tax paid across the whole of Australia last year — about $15 billion — keeping the nation on its feet in the face of a devastating pandemic.
And that does not include the $7.6b in royalties that flowed into State Government coffers in 2019-20, contributing to a record $3.1b surplus and prompting ratings agency S&P to label the WA economy the strongest in the world.
Analysis of Australian company tax paid by BHP, Rio Tinto, FMG, Hancock Prospecting and Mineral Resources reveal the quintet shelled out a combined $15.4b last year."
Ore tax props up a nation - Atlas Iron
WA’s booming iron ore industry contributed nearly one-fifth of total company tax paid across the whole of Australia last year — about $15 billion — keeping the nation on its feet in the face of a devastating pandemic.
Hitching free movement between federated states to commodity prices is a pretty strange and volatile way to run a Nation?
If the iron ore price crashes, and the price of apples goes through the roof,
does Tassy slams the border shut to WA?
nuh. they've had closures, but not in the league of WA.
I'm guessing with the new Omnimoronic variant,
Far Eastern South Africa is diverting their citizens returning home to Sydney?
I get the feeling Albo's "Sit down boofhead" statement to Dutton during QT is going to gain some traction.
yeah that could be a turning point for Albo.
little bit of junkyard. Looked ready to vault the screen and snot the *smile*.
Good riddance to both of them, especially Porter that entitled prick with his born to rule attitude. Happy to see his Prime ministerial dreams have ended with a whimper. Katherine Thornton would be smiling today if she were alive.
