Stop the Asian Invasion: Chinese Takeover of Australia - Politicians 4 Sale

[Rev.Cambeul]

Amount of SA land owned by foreign interests a mystery

Miles Kemp | Adelaide Advertiser | 2 June 2013

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/amount-of-sa-land-owned-by-foreign-interests-a-mystery/story-e6frea83-1226655457580

THE Government does not know how much of the state's land has been sold to foreign interests and where it is, an inquiry has revealed.

The admission has been made in the State Government's contribution to an inquiry looking into whether a national foreign land register should be established.

Independent Senator for SA Nick Xenophon likened the admission to the 1995 Hollywood movie Clueless, which pillories the main character as vacant and superficial. [more ...]

[Edwin]

'Senator Xenophon said that if the State Government did not know which land was foreign owned it could have consequences for food security into the future, if foreign interests prioritised feeding their own people before Australians.'

Which is precisely what they'll do as the world's population inflates and food is scarce. These politicans insist on creating a bleak future whereby we won't be able to eat and clothe ourselves less we cooperate with communist China and give them our assets. Of course the Chinese will feed the Chinese people before taking care of the interests of the white race. All this does is prove how important racial loyalty is for the survival of our race and that racial treason truly is the ultimate sin.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

Well I am seeing  is going on in Darwin right now. There is a lot of oil and Gas extraction here on our turf by Japanese company Inpex. Australians need the Gas to power projects like the Aluminium bauxite mine in Nhulunbuy. The problem is even though we have a lot of gas.. they Japanese company is selling to an Asian market at a higher profit that what it could to us.. and they don't care if we need the gas or not! They'll get bigger profits in Asia.


This is only one screwed up thing about Inpex! Darwin has a high demand for accommodation and there isn't enough to go around. Inpex has snapped up all the rental properties from the market for their employees and everyone else is suffering! To make things worse there are white traitors who are going around conducting seminars on how to be a property tycoon and sell our land off to chinks! Darwin is just going to be for mining and military.. and chinks.one of the world most costly places to live!

Think of what those soldiers who gave their blood sweat and tears for think of them just for handing our land over to the chinks? They don't come with subs in Sydney harbour and bombs in Mossman QLD or Darwin anylonger. It is chinks with briefcases and ties and chequebooks!

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-06-09/engineering-industry-undergoing-brain-drain-as-infrastructure-pr/4741046
Australia's engineering industry is undergoing a major contraction with one insider saying up to 7,000 jobs have been lost in the past six months.
The mining slowdown is having an impact, but the problem has been compounded by a lack of private and government investment in big infrastructure projects in some states.
Global consulting firm Hyder has cut 10 per cent of its workforce since December.
Regional managing director Greg Steele says he has also taken a pay cut.
"My estimate across the country as far as consulting engineers is 5,000 to 7,000 people made redundant since Christmas," he said.
"Particularly Queensland and Victoria, [with] government spending down. [It's] very tough, we're scrambling for work."
Mr Steele said New South Wales and Western Australia were the only states where there was a healthy amount of work.
Professor John Wilson from Engineers Australia wants better long-term infrastructure planning from governments to keep workforces stable.
"The knowledge is critical," he said.
"It's not the sort of thing you can just switch on and switch off. It takes a while to build up a knowledge workforce and a skilled workforce.
"The catch is, when you start to lose your jobs due to some short-term demand hiccups, when we do need the skills, skills have either migrated interstate or overseas."
The Federal Government says the creation of Infrastructure Australia shows it is thinking long-term, while many state governments contacted by the ABC pointed to big infrastructure projects in the pipeline.
But a spokesperson for the Queensland's Infrastructure Minister, Jeff Seeney, said the Government was also "continuing the difficult task we began last year to rebuild the state's finances".
Adding to the engineering industry's woes at the moment is the movement of work offshore.
Mr Steele says the expense of Australian engineers means many global consultancies are being forced to give work to cheaper, overseas offices in order to win contracts.
"[The] Australian dollar rose, our salaries rose because of all the work here in Australia and we've become uncompetitive globally," he said.
"So part of our work is now in Manila and Bangalore."
He says given the flow of work offshore, it cannot be guaranteed Australian engineering jobs will come back, even when government spending picks up again.
"I think there's had to be a real structural shift," he said.
"The reality is we'll have to get work done overseas. And I'm not sure [the jobs will] all come back."

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-06-05/foreign-investment-rules-discriminate-against/4733942?section=business
The Premier of Western Australia, Colin Barnett, says Australia's foreign investment rules are holding back Chinese investment in Australia. Mr Barnett, who is in Beijing discussing trade, says while Japan and the US get special treatment when it comes to investment, China's state owned enterprises are poorly treated and the Gillard Government or a new coalition government under Tony Abbott should strike out the outdated foreign investment rules.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2013/06/24/322156_ntnews.html  TERRITORIANS described as "lefty and welfare-orientated" troublemakers have been warned not to hinder the NT Government's proposal to send problem drunks into mandatory rehabilitation.

Territory Chief Minister Adam Giles said: "I believe these people have a right to the best medical treatment available instead of going through the revolving door of protective (police) custody - it's about the rights of those who suffer."

Mr Giles yesterday sent a clear message to those who opposed the scheme: "Get out of the way, piss off."

The comments came during Mr Giles' speech about his direction for the NT's future at the CLP central council meeting.

He used the soapbox to flog the Federal and former NT governments.

Mr Giles said his mission was to grow the NT economy while looking after the environment and addressing entrenched social issues.
    He said investors needed to know "we are open for business and open in the way we do business".

"It's not just about Darwin and Alice Springs, we need to break the cycle of welfare dependency and create real jobs for people in the bush," he said.

"We must ensure assets are managed sustainably ... environment and sacred sites can be protected while we grow the economy.
"We are the gateway to Asia - we need to rip off the gate."
Mr Giles said the Ord River Scheme framework to make northern Australia a national food bowl - an idea environmentalists dubbed a "dinosaur" - would be ready by mid-2014.
He also announced the NT would review the Federal Government's SIHIP bush housing scheme.
"We are going to find out where the money really went," he said.