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

[Rev.Cambeul]

And from a hostile nation at that. We'll need an extra thick power pole to hang that fat traitor from, come the Day of the Rope!

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=256Pid928D4&feature=player_embedded

Sheesh! A Chink theme park on Australian soil to aid the pro China propagandists here in their task to sell us China as our future overlords as well as get Ching Chong Tourists to come check out their own culture on our soil!? Wonder if they got Commies in tanks running over citizens in their Tiana minh square there?

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.skynews.com.au/news/top-stories/2014/08/26/palmer-apologises-to-china-over-comments.html?cid=BP_RSS_SN-TOPSTORIES_3_PalmerapologisestoChinaovercomments_260814

Clive Palmer has apologised to the Chinese ambassador for his televised tirade against the country last week.'I regret any hurt or anguish such comments may have caused any party and I look forward to greater understanding for peace and cooperation in the future,' he wrote in a letter to China's ambassador, Ma Zhaoxu.

The Palmer United Party leader described the Chinese government as mongrels and bastards and accused them of trying to take over Australia in a rant on the ABC's QA program last Monday.

He later insisted the live-to-air comments were directed at a Chinese company he's fighting in court, not the Chinese government or people.

This is a load of B/S! He also said on the show that the Chinese government are a communist government without a justice system who kill their own people!

On Monday he wrote to the ambassador, releasing the letter publicly on Tuesday.'I now come to the realisation that what I said on QA was an insult to Chinese people everywhere and I wish to assure them they have my most genuine and sincere apology,' he wrote.'I am sorry that I said the things I said on the program.



What he said about the Chinese being Mongrels and Bastards was true. Just now it'll hurt his "hip pocket" if the Chinese don't want to invest anymore here. Besides wasn't this the same person who funded his election campaign with Chink $?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=SUdeFXmtMIs

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/business/sa-bidding-to-host-240-chinese-billionaires-and-3000-delegates/story-fni6uma6-1227180089415

TWO hundred and forty Chinese billionaires will be descending on Adelaide over one weekend should an international congress bid prove successful later this year. 
 
The somewhat surreal scenario will open up opportunities for Chinese investors to invest in South Australia's hotels, wineries, agricultural businesses and more according to Adelaide Convention Bureau chief executive Damien Kitto.

Adelaide will find out whether it has won the right to host the 2017 World Chinese Entrepreneurs congress, which will bring 3000 Chinese business visitors in total, in June or July.

Mr Kitto said domestic backing for the bid has been universal he said.

"The Premier has been an absolute key supporter. He has realised the bid for the World Chinese Entrepreneurs congress is a huge free kick for trade relations not only with China but with independent Chinese business networks around the globe."

Federal ministers Andrew Robb and Julie Bishop have also backed the Australian bid for the three day, biennial event.

Adelaide is one of just three cities in the running but can expect heavy opposition from the two competing bids — Vancouver, and London.




   

There is a possible ace in the pack for Adelaide however.

Last November's historic China-Australia free trade agreement, which will remove certain barriers to future trade between the two countries, can only boost Adelaide's chances of a win (White death)said Mr Kitto.

"The fair trade agreement is a game changer for all economic reasons and will make a real difference," he said.

"The congress is a chance to really increase the whole trade import and export opportunities for the state and China and the Chinese networks

"It's a significant opportunity and it all starts with a simple conference."

Global attention, courtesy of big name delegates, should not be ignored either. This year's Chinese Entrepreneurs conference will be held in Bali in September with US president Barack Obama and China president Xi Jinping listed as speakers.

The Adelaide Convention Bureau currently bids for around 100 conferences annually with many smaller and medium conferences held across SA with the Barossa, Port Lincoln and Fleurieu Peninsula former hosts.

The ACB recently won the right to stage the International Astronautical Congress in 2017 which is estimated to be worth around $18 million to South Australia in direct and indirect benefits

Great! an Insect plague descending on my town raping stuff that was meant for me and future white generations!

[Rev.Cambeul]

Well, when these slant-eyed, yellow locusts descend upon Adelaide, it will not be CREATIVE IT WORLD http://creativeitworld.com that they descend upon. Gooks get nothing from me, because AT CREATIVE IT WORLD, THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS WHITE!

@Cailen.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/realestate/buying/overseas-born-investors-buying-up-in-australia-prompts-new-website-that-compares-local-home-loans-in-mandarin/story-fni0catf-1227298853782


CHINESE property buyers are the target of an Australian mortgage broking firm capitalising on the rapid rise of overseas-born buyers spending up on local real estate. 
 
N1 Finance has made it easier than ever for Chinese-speaking buyers to understand the Australian mortgage market by launching the first online site comparing Australia's biggest banks' mortgage products in Mandarin.
The company's managing director Ren Wong said the site, chengdai.com.au, was created as a result of "huge growth" in Chinese-speaking buyers living in Australia.

NATION'S most expensive apartment purchased by Chinese businessman

He said the site, which can also be accessed in China, was looking to attract foreign investors but for now remained focused on Chinese-speaking property buyers living in Australia.

"This site makes it more accessible for Chinese-speaking clients, even though they live here and work here and speak English, speaking about home loans is a complicated matter,'' Mr Wong said.

"There's hundreds of products in the market that all come with different fees and features, it's just making it easier for them to ask questions.''

Figures from the Foreign Investment Review Board found property buyers from China spent a whopping $5.9 billion on Australian real estate in 2013.

But recent data from China's National Bureau of Statistics shows new property prices in February fell in 66 out of 70 major cities surveyed and were down by 5.7 per cent than one year ago.

Mr Wong said there was a disparity between mortgage products in Australia and China — mortgages in China are often much shorter spanning five to 10 years long compared to Australia where they are often 30 years.

Chinese mortgages also don't have mortgage offset accounts to reduce interest costs and negative gearing does not exist.

But the Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia's chief executive officer Siobhan Hayden said there was "no negligible growth" of Chinese investors in Australia.
"We have particularly in the market of Sydney a genuine lack of supply (of housing),'' he said.

"I'm not concerned that (Chinese investment) is a significant part of our market or growing at an exponential rate."

Foreign investors can sign up to Australian mortgage products when buying properties down under.

If they buy property off the plan or new-builds in Australia, they must get approval from the FIRB to do so.

If they buy established properties, they not only need FIRB approval, but they must be an owner-occupier and have a temporary visa.

But new laws proposed by the Federal Government plan to hit foreign investors with a $5,000 fee when buying FIRB-approved properties valued under $1 million.

A $10,000 application fee would apply, under the proposal, for properties with a purchase price more than $1 million and $20,000 for properties more than $2 million then it will rise incrementally.

This month a penthouse in one of Australia's tallest residential buildings located in Melbourne and due to be completed by 2019 — the 108 building in Southbank — sold for a record-breaking $25 million to an international businessman based in China.

Mr Wong said these additional fees proposed by the Government "won't do much" in preventing Chinese investors from buying in Australia.

Generally nonresident foreign buyers are prohibited from buying established dwellings in Australia.

N1 Finance has brokers in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane and is looking to expand their site to compare car loans.


Bloody Gooks ripping the carpet out from under our feet at every turn!