- “Cui bono” (Latin phrase for ‘who benefits’) is a fundamental question when it comes to actions like corruption.
- Who are the victims of this corruption?
Australia’s Real Estate industry is rife with corruption, where there is little action from the government to kerb this behaviour.
Why?
Because the government benefits from this, where the higher the prices, the more real estate agents can rip off people, the more tax dollar on the bureaucrat coffers.
The government is responsible for the housing crisis and the general population thinks/expects the same people in government that created the problem for the serfs/plebs to fit it for them?
Yeah, nah.
The victims of this fraudulent industry are the good people of Australia, the serfs, plebs those pesky immigrant banks slaves that drive the 'economy'.
The goverment doesn't 'care' about the gen. pop. pool, never has never will.
Because, after all they're disposable 'resources', period.
The government has installed austerity in the is colony where it’s going to only get worse, where it will be Nirvana for those in control if it can get to a level like in Nth Korea.
So Ray White Bankstown gave the following financial advice to its customers:
“In some cases we ask you do all that you can to borrow the money from other sources (i.e. Your family, friend, employer, bank, credit cards, pawnbroker.) should you not be able to make a payment on time.”
Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) clearly states in its Newsroom article from 2020, that it continues to crackdown on unlicensed operators.
Information obtained from a confidential source indicates that Ray White Bankstown does not hold an AFS licence nor are authorised representatives of an AFS licensee.
Since the above document has been not only posted on ‘social media’, but also mentioned in the mainstream media, will the Directors or the following people within Ray White Bankstown face legal consequences or even action from ASIC?
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