There has
recently been an announcement in Australia, which is a global policy, that the
aged pension will be extended to 70 years of age up 5 years from the current
65 years of age.
Some people
may view this as a benefit to them, a sure case that there will be no shortage
of ‘testimonials’ to support this view, but the non visible agenda is more
sinister.
Taking the information
at face value, from government sources (which incidentally do not have to be
accurate, as there is no mandate) approximately half of Australia is on some sort of social security
benefit.
The two
most common forms of social security support are the Newstart Allowance (colloquially
referred to as the ‘dole’) and the pension.
The ‘price’
difference is at approximately $150 between the two, per week per recipient, with
the dole at approximately $250 and
the pension at $400 per week. This equates to a ‘saving’ of $7,800 per year per
recipient.
The
government in not interested in ‘saving’ any money whatsoever, but rather the
tactic of Financial Terrorism is employed in order to limit the possibilities
of the masses by controlling the money supply.
The middle
class are the greatest threat in terms of exposing the corruption and false
information that is being propagated by governments and corporations, which
work hand in hand in some of the largest frauds on record.
In order to
curb the middle class, constricting the money supply is essential to limit the
possibilities one has to ‘fight’ the corrupt system. This is staged at various
levels from limiting movement (e.g. by inflated petrol prices – A verbose
Australian Labour party policy), overinflated utility prices, overpriced
consumer goods to distractions that divert funds to useless and meaningless
matters, e.g. court matters, speeding fines, a tactic used so that the general populous is always 'struggling'.
The Australian
government is well on its way to implementing another form of slavery /
oppression on the masses, in a carefully orchestrated stealth format, which
will be accepted by all.
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