More money gifts for pensioners, no gifts for workers, but a little extra tax cuts on our return at the end of the financial year.

This government shows that working as a low income earner maybe a waste of effort, that you might as well give-up and join the pension cue at any age receiving $761est for singles and $709est each as for couple per fortnight.

It’s obvious that people are doing just that, people capable for looking or re-entering the workforce, finding ways to make it on the books making for an early retirement.

Julia Gillard feels that her government is great in delivering all the money they have sucked out of tax on carbon emissions, just to pass-it-on.

Julia is a great lawyer, but need some lessons in approach to business enterprising; you’re a child in comparison.

No business in their right mind would return A$5.7b out of A$5.75b p.a. CO2‑e tax revenue charged at A$23.00 per tonne back to the public without prior investment.

On top the labor party have obligated to assistance for farmers in the way of analysts research and marketing promotion of A$2m p.a. for cleaner energy and biodiversity.

This statement above shows that investing to innovative measures to cleaner energy/environment comes second to brownnosing her voters.

The labor party boast about cutting 159million tonnes a year of carbon pollution from the atmosphere, hence losing A$3657million a year in tax revenue.

This would mean that with the increases and gifts commitment too via investment this year, would push this nation into a debt or would it?

Of course being a high risk adventure party, your finance bank is weighing-in on floating carbon taxes at market prices from 1 July 2015, with the presumption of a bigger revenue return. Oh so cleaver if you had a guarantee.

Keep spending every cent; keep adding more taxes to counter act annual costs, so we can be the most expensive nation in the universe, rather than just the earth.

All your expenditure weights on continual looping of tax revenue, rather than new business. There is no safety net like a real business, nor one in mind.

We understand that you’re an ex-lawyer, schooled at oxford university, with little work force understanding when it comes to business day to day operations, but rather the industry framework, yet with statements such as 1 million Australia’s won’t have to put in a tax return, reclaiming expenses accrued or taxes owed you feel is some sort of bonus.

Maybe it saves the nation money if we don’t reclaim Julia!



Brett J Hutton