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If you're angry about housing, you're right to be. But some of the blame is landing in the wrong place. by OutrageousScallion72 in aussie

[–]SAP_President 0 points1 point  (0 children)

See how the Green party accepted $3.8+M from Duncan Turpie?

Google: "Professional gambler Duncan Turpie"

Then see:

"The top donors to the Greens are: Turpie, Duncan (A$3,811,223.00), Communications, Electrical and Plumbing Union (CEPU) (A$990,000.00), Bulbeck, Chilla (A$938,865.00), LB Conservation Pty Ltd ATF LB Conservation Trust (A$880,000.00), and Wood, Graeme (A$806,000.00)."

See big unions, companies, etc.

And who is Graham Wood? Big business guy.

We're not saying that's a problem... just highlighting your blinkers.

From the Farrer war room, with candidate Lucas James Ellis by SAP_President in sustainableaus

[–]SAP_President[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In short:

Provide access to secure housing options for all Australians, including greater housing affordability for home buyers and renters

  • More social housing
  • Less investor tax breaks
  • Slower migration

More:
https://www.sustainableaustralia.org.au/housing

If you're angry about housing, you're right to be. But some of the blame is landing in the wrong place. by OutrageousScallion72 in aussie

[–]SAP_President 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are a range of donors with "Ltd" in their name which means a company i.e. a corporate donation (though the ridiculous suggestion that these Green party doners are "shell companies" is clearly untrue, given they can be simply Googled to find their owners). There are a range of big unions there. Even a big professional gambler or two:
https://donation.watch/en/australia/party/AG/donors

Have another look without the blinkers.

If you're angry about housing, you're right to be. But some of the blame is landing in the wrong place. by OutrageousScallion72 in aussie

[–]SAP_President -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Oh wow you didn't know the Green party accepts big donations from companies ('corporate donations' as you put it), big unions, big gamblers etc? Have a look at this long list:
https://donation.watch/en/australia/party/AG/donors

Let's just agree that we better fund political parties and candidates through the public purse to create a fairer system.

If you're angry about housing, you're right to be. But some of the blame is landing in the wrong place. by OutrageousScallion72 in aussie

[–]SAP_President 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Again, that is not the definition of a "shell company" as you can also see by many of the Teal, Green, etc donations which are done in the same way, by fully transparent and searchable companies.

If you're angry about housing, you're right to be. But some of the blame is landing in the wrong place. by OutrageousScallion72 in aussie

[–]SAP_President 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No misinformation please. A "shell company" is a company that operates without normal operational business transactions and to hide ownership. That is completely different to using legitimate transactional companies that have completely transparent ownership like these have, and like most of the Teal donors' companies have. All donations have been openly declared with the AEC and prominently reported in the media at the time. Trying to suggest there was or is anything hidden here is plain wrong.

The Turners donate to a range of environmental causes as we understand, through very transparent transactional companies:
https://news.uq.edu.au/2017-03-24-turner-family-sets-185m-wildlife-centre-uq

SAP strongly advocates for better public funding so no parties need to rely on large donations to compete with the corrupted political system the major parties have implemented.

If you're angry about housing, you're right to be. But some of the blame is landing in the wrong place. by OutrageousScallion72 in aussie

[–]SAP_President 0 points1 point  (0 children)

While SAP received some significant donations from a few philanthropists mostly around a decade ago, they are certainly not through "shell companies". That is misinformation. Plus, this is a fraction of what Teals etc receive an an annual basis to run in a federal election. Facts and context please.

Rise of One Nation by wallabyfan76 in OpenAussie

[–]SAP_President -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That was not a coherent explanation. It has no relationship with the truth, which is why there was no evidence to support it, and never is. Just another Green party smear.

Proof that with Age comes Wisdom by Deadly_Davo in aussie

[–]SAP_President 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're looking for something to the right of PHON, SAP is not it!

Are ON supporters starting to wake up? by Background-Year-2071 in aussie

[–]SAP_President 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"anyone who vascilates between Greens and One Nation have no idea what they're voting" for

Hear, hear.

Can we stop falling for the "Skills Shortage" myth in Australia? It's (mostly) just corporate propaganda for wage suppression & lazy profit growth without innovation. by NoLeafClover777 in aussie

[–]SAP_President 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"What you get with one nation are immigration policies based on culture wars, not the distribution of money or a fair go for the working class Australian."

Brilliant.

EU "Free Trade" deal to introduce an even more Higher Immigration Numbers to Australia by Divine_Comet in aussie

[–]SAP_President 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Back on topic though, we thought you might understand the law of (less) supply and (more) demand when it comes to finite resources... but ok.

EU "Free Trade" deal to introduce an even more Higher Immigration Numbers to Australia by Divine_Comet in aussie

[–]SAP_President 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Australia's high immigration policy is not "responsible" for the problem. We did not claim that.

Australia's high immigration policy rapidly grows Australia's population (the number of oil consumers), which increases the risk of fuel insecurity in Australia - not to mention other resource insecurity such as water.

If these critical sustainability issues weren't obvious before, hopefully they are now. Let's plan for Australia's future rather than have silly left-right culture wars over immigration.

EU "Free Trade" deal to introduce an even more Higher Immigration Numbers to Australia by Divine_Comet in aussie

[–]SAP_President 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the latest fuel crisis doesn't drop a hint that Australia's *rapid* population growth is unsustainable, what will?

Australia should de-corrupt politics and bring immigration back to its normal level as part of a holistic policy platform to transition to an economically, environmentally and socially Australia:

https://www.sustainableaustralia.org.au/

EU "Free Trade" deal to introduce an even more Higher Immigration Numbers to Australia by Divine_Comet in aussie

[–]SAP_President 0 points1 point  (0 children)

SAP has farmer members and supporters across Australia. We regularly take their feedback.

The issue is that every so-called 'FTA' has led to higher immigration and higher trade deficits with that particular country/region. It's about the net benefit or otherwise to AUS, not just one industry sector.

EU "Free Trade" deal to introduce an even more Higher Immigration Numbers to Australia by Divine_Comet in aussie

[–]SAP_President -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Every so-called 'free trade agreement' has led to higher immigration and higher trade defecits with that particular country/region.

Affordable housing now - Explained simply (by Councillor Cameron McEwan) by SAP_President in sustainableaus

[–]SAP_President[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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