Real Independence and Real Self Government - Australians read !

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Australia potentially faces a very similar situation to Britain because the next election could very well end in a hung Parliament. The Australian Senate is already hung, giving independents and small parties such as the Greens, exaggerated voices. When voters are disillusioned with both major parties, they tend to express their frustrations and disenchantment by supporting minor, independent parties, such as the Greens.

It is obvious that the powerful interests influencing things from behind the scenes are trying to split the unity within the Labor party, which currently holds government. The Australian Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, is presently facing an onslaught in the media, and from the rich and powerful mining and business sectors, all of which are controlled by the Qualas behind the scenes. The apparent reason for the onslaught against Mr. Rudd is his introduction of a planned super profits tax on the mining industry – but the real reason, as will be explained, is that Mr. Rudd has upset the ruling elite.

At the behest of the ruling elite, the Prime Minister ran up huge debts for implementing a stimulus package during the recession. Mr. Rudd angered the ruling elite and their lackeys by giving stimulus cheques directly to the people to spend as they saw fit. This benefited many people at a time of need, and the injection of money into the retail sector gave a temporary boost to Australia's economy. The stimulus measure was too effective. The bottom line is that the ruling elite are trying to destroy Australia's economy. They had hoped Mr. Rudd's stimulus package would be less effective, and that the newly-created debt would severely hamper Australia's ability to recover from the recession. This is because when poverty strikes a nation, the people are much easier to control. The ruling elite have an agenda to eliminate Australia's democratic, self governance.

Assuming the rich and powerful are angry with the PM, the following analysis makes more sense. Australia is still in a fragile state of economic recovery. Any form of problem could send it right back to the start of it. It is obvious that someone who is advising the PM regarding finance and the economy is under pressure from the ruling elite. That person, or persons, has convinced the PM to introduce the super profits tax on mining activities. While there are many good reasons for increasing taxes on the mining industry, the timing of its announcement amounts to political suicide. As could be expected, Mr. Rudd's approval rating dropped dramatically upon announcing the plans for the new tax. There is simultaneously so much internal stirring within the PM's own party that there is even discussion concerning a possible spill motion to remove the sitting Prime Minister! The internal strife is being orchestrated by the ruling elite to destabilise the party from within.

Another thing that the ruling elite is doing to destabilise the government at this time is to direct an unending fleet of refugee-laden boats to invade Australian waters. It is not an accident, nor a co-incidence, that more and more asylum seekers are arriving in boatloads in Australia. This is part and parcel of the ruling elite's plan to destabilise Australian governance.

The plans of the ruling elite are extremely complex, and are often made to appear to be natural occurrences that are unrelated to one another, making it very difficult to get a handle on what the ruling elite are doing. For instance, excessive refugee influx is caused by ruling elite sponsored wars. Few would suspect that one of the desired consequences of the wars is to flood the world with refugees. The influx of asylum seekers stirs many different issues in the country being deluged by them. These include religious, cultural, language, economic, democratic, moral, legal and racial issues, among other things. There is a primary objective, which is that the ruling elite are trying to take Australia's self governance from the people. The above-listed issues are side-tracking Australians and causing infighting whilst the house is on fire! There are enemies from without and within who want to take individual freedom away from Australian citizens.

The ruling elite do not want anyone in power who can think independently and will sincerely try to improve things for the people. They want people who can be manipulated into doing what they want done. Mr. Rudd is very obviously facing internal sabotage within his own party. Otherwise, he would never have presented the ill-timed super profits tax, and would already have abandoned it upon seeing the resultant backlash.

To compound this situation that government faces, the opposition party, which is composed of a coalition of the Nationals and the Liberals, cannot make much headway in the polls. The opposition leader, Tony Abbott, is in a similar position to Mr. Rudd – the ruling elite do not like him either!

With the stage so set, and an election looming, suddenly the Greens and other minor parties are making headway. The polls show the Greens gaining rapidly, with some saying that they could take 20 percent of the vote in the next election. This would be a huge increase, as the Greens have never drawn anywhere near that number of votes.

With the ruling elite backing the Greens in order to try to achieve a hung Parliament, Australian politics could be in a precarious state. Whenever the Parliament is hung, the British Sovereign gains significant power over the government. The Australian Parliament faces the ever-present threat of dissolution of government if it is deadlocked. This is why so many Australians want Australia to become a republic and cut ties with the monarchy. They want REAL independence and REAL self government. A deadlock can easily be manoeuvred if the Greens adhere to the ruling elite's demands.

Whilst people still have the voice, they need to speak out. A hung Parliament in Australia is dangerous to Australian democracy. It could jeopardise the amount of self government that Australia has so patiently and gradually acquired over the centuries. Ironically, the very parties responsible for eliminating many rights of Australians are, for the time being, the people's best protection for preserving democracy. The two major political parties are the Liberal/National Coalition and the Labor Party.

At this crucial time, for the sake of democratic government, it really does not matter so much which of these parties take government in the next election. What is
more important is to halt the ruling elite's plan to hang Parliament. Australia cannot afford a hung Parliament!

© 2010 Amitakh Stanford