Australias past has been a tough old road

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Australias past has been a tough old road
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The future rarely happens by accident.
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In the case of Australias destiny, everything
changed August 18 in the year 1786. Lord Sydney,
an aristocrat of foresight, sought and received
treasury approval to send a ramshackle British
fleet to New Holland.
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Thats how Australia was born.It started out as
an idea or dream.Eventually somebody in a
position of power signed paperwork to finance the
operation. Only then did it become reality.
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The dream became a reality at the point of a
pen.
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The first and later fleets brought a very
valuable cargo to our shores, a treasure more
valuable than gold or platinum. They imported a
pioneering spirit, a culture of comradeship.
Innovative free thinkers stepped ashore in 1788,
whether in irons or not. All they saw was rugged
bushland. This was not merry olde England. Not
even close.
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To make it resemble the old country of their
fading memories would require a powerful lot of
work, tenacity, fearlessness a triumphant will.
The story of Australia is a lesson in making the
impossible possible.
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This is what they came to a seemingly
god-forsaken land mass on the other side of the
world.
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This is what we built from nothingness.
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It took a lot of sweat, physical pain, injuries,
money and heroism to forge this nation.
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Everything we see around us is a testimony to the
sacrifices made by Australians from all walks of
life.
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The Australian desert is dry and unforgiving.
Much of the continent is next to worthless in
real estate terms.
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We have more than 7.5 million km2 at our
disposal. Why do city dwellers pay 140,000 for a
small block of land while country folk pay 109
per hectare?
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Melbournes median housing price is now a
whopping 360,000! Somethings wrong here. We
are paying far too much for the land we live on.
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Worse still billions upon billions have been
sucked out of the economys cash cycle
literally poured down a hole in the ground.
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Somewhere along the way Australia came adrift
from its moorings.
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Our wages increased only marginally.
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The average wage in 1974 was 350. In 2003 it
was 460.
Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
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The cost of living skyrocketed. In fact it
reached orbit.
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In 1974 you could buy a three-bedroom brick
veneer home for 17,000. Today the average cost
of a three-bedroom house is 360,000.
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In 1974 a packet of cigarettes cost 0.50. The
same pack of twenty costs 9.00 today.
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The Aussie dollar has only 1/24th the buying
power it possessed in 1974.
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2006 Look whats left!
A damning pictorial representation of economic
bumblings gone wrong.
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Absolutely sickening.
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Australia! While you were sleeping, chaotic
forces made off with 95.8 of your currencys
domestic purchasing power.
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To have the same buying power as we did in 1974
you dont just need 2 jobs, but 24 jobs.
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Economic factors placed unbreakable chains around
the necks of our free citizens.
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Chains of debt, without which many families could
hardly survive.
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A free people became unfree.
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A new slave class was created in Australia,
bonded workers toiling considerably harder than
we did in 1974.A people devoid of hope A
people who will never own their own home
...Renters paying up to 1,000 per month just
to keep a roof over their head and their
childrens heads.
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Add to this a downturn in Australian
manufacturing, escalating job lay offs, high
credit card bills, price inflation, huge
mortgages, reduced wages, a business exodus to
China and high fuel prices.These varied
economic horrors will lead to crippling
importation levels and the utter destabilisation
of the Australian economy, culminating in a
recession or depression.Many people will go
broke, lose their houses. Everything they have
ever worked for will be wiped out.
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Quite a number of Australians, especially our
youth, are condemned to futile dreaming.
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They dont like what they see. The horizon
doesnt look very bright at all.
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How can they ever build the sort of life their
parents did?
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Some people believe these problems are
insurmountable that there is no way we can fix
them.
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Theyre wrong.
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100 wrong.
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Lets try adding some water into the desert
equation.
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and 12 RB293 Bucket Wheel Excavators, each of
which excavate 250,000 cubic metres of soil every
day.
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Then you get these RB293s digging a dual canal
system, each 60 m wide x 30 m deep over a
distance of 300 km/year.
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You have just witnessed an artistic
reconstruction of an event Homo Sapiens has never
seen. A roving pack of 12 German-designed RB293s
(the largest land machines thus far created)
powering across the arid Australian interior,
sweeping away everything that ever held our
country back. And as they gouge the earths most
ambitious man-made canal, the last vestiges of
our fundamental societal impediments will be
driven into yesterday. The bad old days will be
crushed under the caterpillar tracks of the RB293
for all time.
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Beginning in 2014 the canals will stretch from
the Western Australian coast to S.A.s Spencer
Gulf.
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It then goes north-west to Lake Disappointment,
north-east to Tennant Creek, then south-east to
the Murray River around 2036.Qld and NSW canals
join up.
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State governments will naturally want to have
their say in the matter. Some will certainly
propose alterations to regional canal-making
activity.
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It will be known as Project Eden-Genesis.
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We shall bend nature to our will, in a beneficial
way.
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We will transform a continent.
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A system of conventional and nuclear-powered
desalinators converts endless quantities of brine
(sea water) into fresh water.
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A miraculous transformation takes place.
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Our parched interior receives an overdue blood
transfusion.
A BHP bulk ore carrier, and container barge make
their way along the canal.
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Deserts are not strictly caused by the sun.
They are mostly due to a lack of water.
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Some countries are covered by clouds most of the
year. Australia gets maximum solar exposure.
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Year round sunlight (in cloud-free skies) fresh
water earth Abundant plant growth.
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We go from this
To this
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The price tag is comparatively modest to begin
with1.5 billion for the 12 RB293s4 billion
per annum for new desalinators.Land acquisition
will be surprisingly cheap, since land will be
acquired at the unimproved desert value.Annual
water levies will recuperate 256 million per 100
linear kms of canal.
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The full length of the canal system, and 4 kms
either side of it, will require 67,940 sq kms.
With land as low as 109 per hectare the total
cost of stage one may be less than 1 million.It
will be enough to house 108 million people.
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For 15 years the federal government will have to
inject a further 3.74 billion dollars into
Project Eden each year, to increase the national
pool of desalinators.After 2029, when all the
desalinators are constructed and paid for, the
federal government will take annual revenue from
residential usage of 17.5 billion. Further funds
will be generated by shipping tolls and
agricultural usage.
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The many billions spent on desalinators in the
first 17 years will be recovered in less than
five years. After that the facilities return a
massive windfall for the federal government, that
can be redirected into treasury or other
infrastructure projects.
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When we make this transition we guarantee
ordinary Australians will walk around with at
least an extra 180,000-230,000 in their pocket
over a lifetime, to spend on whatever they want.
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How? Because inside the Futuristic Development
Zone (FDZ) ordinary Australians will pay a mere
30,000 for a house on land not 300,000!
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To put it another way their homes are fully
paid for in 5 years. After that, everything they
earn is spending or investment money.
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Our youth will become the most cashed-up home
owners in the western world.
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Imagine that! Minimum wage workers owning their
own home, free and clear, by age 25!
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They dont need higher wages. Even on todays
basic wage they get to purchase a new house and
still have plenty of surplus cash to flutter
around the domestic economy.
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Thats good for business.
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thats good for workers.
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and thats really good for the economy.In
fact, its absolutely sensational for Australia
as a whole.
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To further cement these financial gains the
Australian Taxation Office will be tasked with
establishing a price monitoring office (PMO).
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Intricate product classifications interface with
the GST system, allowing the PMO to place and
monitor price ceilings.
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This frontal attack on inflation and profiteering
will put true value back into the Australian
dollar.
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Thats what will make us different from other
countries. The extra spending money.
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Some things will be a little different from what
we are normally accustomed to
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Citizens have the option of using new, cheap,
21st Century, space-age housing. Modular
housing units take only a few days to erect
unlike current housing styles that take over half
a year to build.
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Modular housing units are arranged in a manner of
your choosing.
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A painted house with built in pool and BBQ area.
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Residential housing precincts are built either
side of the canal, separated by strips of
commercial/industrial and governmental facilities.
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The Eden canals allow us to erect thriving
central Australian cities.
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Town planning
Commercial and industrial
Schools and municipal buildings
Residential areas
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Light green Stage 1 residential Dark green
Stage 2 residential (growth beyond stage 1)Blue
CanalsGrey Commercial, governmental and
industrial strips
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Secondary canals bud off from the primary canal
system. They supply irrigation for regional
centres, towns, farms and plantations
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Specially pre-fabricated governmental, industrial
and commercial buildings allow for the rapid
establishment of entire suburbs and cities each
year.
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A school building or shopping centre
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A new spirit of adventure takes over, as it did
in the 1800s.Driven by boundless opportunities
countless Australians change from coast huggers
into pioneers participating in the colonisation
of our nation.
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Where other countries cut down trees, we plant
them in huge numbers. The greening of our
continent will be visible from space.
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Around 2040 satellite images of Australia will
probably look something like this.
Before
After
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Our cities will be fed by mega-farms and
traditional farming enterprises owned by cattle
station owners and members of the farmers
federation.
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In the Futuristic Development Zone (FDZ) Aussies
utilise new transportation and building methods.
Construction ships
Container ships
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The FDZ is serviced by floating department stores
Instead of spending a small fortune on regional
retail complexes, chain stores economise by
fielding floating department stores complete with
bulk warehousing capability.
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Australia stops burning fossil fuels, and turns
to nuclear and green energy

• A Russian-designed floating nuclear power
  station known as the KLT-40C. They kick out 60-70
  MW (e) per hour using reactors to power twin
  turbo generators, for a total of 1680 MW (e) each
  day.

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Coal-burning power stations will be converted
into nuclear stations.Coal fields are then used
to make synthetic fuels and oils rather than
burned. As a result, areas such as the La Trobe
Valley acquire added industrial significance,
becoming major centres of polymer and oil
production.
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Supplementary municipal water and electricity is
generated by steam evaporator towers.

• Solar electricity generators and water purifiers.

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In Central Australia regional power stations are
driven by solar amplification. Once the initial
construction cost of towers and underground
storage capacitors is met, the public pay reduced
fees for their surplus power needs. Secondary
electricity generation takes added strain off the
national grid, discharging into the system during
peak usage, for airconditioners and so forth.
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Wind-generated electricity will be evaluated for
coastal areas, but the technology is not suited
to the Australian interior.
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A national power grid will cater for an energy
hungry nation.Primary electricity
productionFixed nuclear reactors (power
companies)Underground reactors (power
companies)Hydroelectric power stations (power
companies) Secondary electricity production
Mobile reactors (corporations/government)Solar
amplification stations (local councils)Coastal
wind farms (municipal councils)
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By adding a patriotic breeding program and
enlightened immigration our population will rise
substantially.
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Inhabitants of the FDZ live in affordable
space-age housing
Even minimum-wage workers will be able to
purchase their own home. Nowadays they can only
dream of it. This massive 10-bedroom house cost
the Walsh family a mere 50,000 on land.
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In the FDZ Aussies drive innovative passenger
vehicles that dont require expensive road
systems.
The Walshs brand new 12-seater Ford hovercraft
cost 8-15,000.
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With a substantial increase in cheap arable land
and a range of new technologies, Australians will
enjoy a cheaper standard of living.
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Australians will be able to afford much larger
families if they so choose.
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Many people ask Why do we need to increase our
population?
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Population statisticsChina
1,300,000,000India 1,000,000,000 USA
300,000,000UK 50,000,000Australia
20,000,000
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Compared to China and India three countries are a
statistical joke the biggest of all being
Australia.
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Why? Because it has 7.5 million sq kms of
territory but an insignificant population of 20
million. It has to be one of the most under-used
continents on the planet.
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Thats right USA, UK and Australia. Theyre
becoming redundant because they dont have enough
patriots any more.
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With a new enlightened immigration program in
place, and a Patriotic Breeding Program (PBP)
that offers families significantly generous
financial rewards and incentives for having more
children, our population will increase by an
unknown amount.
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The population will increase in proportion to our
level of commitment to these programs.
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We might only reach 50 million by 2050.But if
we become more family-minded, we may well achieve
100-300 million citizens by 2080.
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And there are other important and very compelling
reasons for seeking higher population growth.
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Its simple. Australia is getting older. Over the
next 15 years our population will decline
drastically. Our economy will go
backwards.Greater burdens will be placed on a
rapidly diminishing workforce.
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Its simple. For every million new Australians
the country will gain something like 400 billion
in taxes and 800 billion spending money to
circulate around the economy, over a 40 year
period.
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If we add 80 million to our current 20 million,
this will give the Australian people 32 trillion
in taxes and 64 trillion in spending throughout
the economy over the next 40 years.By the time
we have 80 million citizens we will witness 800
billion and 1.6 trillion per annum respectively.
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Increasing our population leads to more
businesses, more manufacturing, more jobs and
less reliance on overseas imports.Our balance
of payments improves.
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We also need to invest more in science. Only with
greater income can the government and private
enterprises invest billions into projects that
will improve our quality of life.
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A significantly greater population will provide
the money we need for scientific advancement.
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We will establish a new scientific institute to
evaluate and implement new, cutting-edge
technologies.
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R D is administered at the government level by
a new body called the Royal Australian Inventors
Institute. This organisation oversees scientific
and technical development throughout the nation.
In conjunction with banks, scientists, inventors,
manufacturers and corporations new technologies
and research concepts are evaluated for
commercial viability.
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The federal government will outlay basic
scientific research and development finance
pegged against the national population.In effect
they will be share holders in important projects,
jointly with interested banks and corporate
entities.Population Research investment 20
million 3 billion30 million 30 billion40
million 60 billion50 million 90 billion60
million 120 billion70 million 150 billion80
million 180 billion
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During the early days of the Institute the
federal government must be frugal with its
research funding, confining interest to projects
that will generate cash sales on the domestic and
international market. Within five years the
government will spend more and more on
non-commercial research.
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If we must work we may as well have a better
quality of life for our troubles.We need to
have something to show for our toil at the end of
the day.
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If government and industry cannot afford to
engage in research and development our
technological advancement becomes retarded.
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A range of new technologies will emerge from our
coming scientific revolution.
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Here are just some of them.
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The Oz-zeppelin is a mega-dirigible some 11.5
kms long, with a diameter of 800 metres. The
first one built will be named Atlas, in honour of
its enormous lifting power an incredible 40,000
tonnes. Modern balloons carry a mere 600 tonnes.
The small speck underneath it is a 400 m
skyscraper. Atlas will be as long as 162 Boeing
747s placed end to end.
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Atlas will be the largest construction ever
produced by human hands in the history of the
world.
A prefabricated section of skyscraper or span
bridges can be lowered into position from a
construction gondola.
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Atlas will cost roughly 2 billion to construct.
It is so massive it can simultaneously lift the
equivalent of 20 space shuttles (complete
with rockets), or 579 Abrams main battle tanks,
or A full army of 200,000 soldiers, or A
small-medium sized aircraft carrier, or Almost
30,000 passenger vehicles, or 222 Boeing 747
Jumbo jets, or 3 x RB293s.
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It will radically alter our profile in strategic
international trade.The Oz-zeppelin has many
potential uses To build skyscrapers, bridges
large-scale infrastructure. To transport
entire armies. To transport massive quantities
of trade goods much faster than conventional
shipping. To exterminate bushfires in an
instant, dumping 25,000 m3 of water onto
blazes. To replenish dams. To assist disaster
relief in remote areas, especially at high
altitudes. Transporting hundreds of thousands
of immigrants each year. Moving construction
gear to remote sites.
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Australian scientists and engineers will develop
glow-worm technology, making us the worlds
undisputed lords of subterranean exploration and
mineral prospecting. The machines will melt
through rock at more than 2500 degrees celsius,
leaving behind ultra-strong, fused silicon
tunnels. The contraptions will be much faster and
more economical than todays tunnel boring
machines.
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Once we deploy the new technology we will develop
substantial underground infrastructure, including
rail links, roads, power stations, desalinators
and production facilities.
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We will also have the worlds finest civil
defence facilities, capable of withstanding
direct strikes by nuclear weapons and asteroids.
These will be for ordinary citizens, not just the
elite.
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Medical ResearchIt is impossible to list the
varied medical research projects currently being
explored and do justice to Australias finest
research physicians and chemists. Pioneering
medical research has never come cheaply.
Dedicated scientists are often forced to fund
facilities via public donations. Under our new
system doctors are blessed to have donations,
shareholders, bankers, government and
corporations in their corner. They come out
swinging like Mike Tyson.
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Artificial Womb Project (AWP)The Artificial Womb
Project is a variation of in vitro technology.
The AWP is funded to develop and create an
artificial womb enabling women to procreate
without carrying a child internally. Women who
have had a hysterectomy, or who suffer
significant gynaecological problems are eligible
to use the devices. It is hoped they will
eventually be used as a growth incubator for
replacement organs.The AWP seeks to expand upon
current Japanese advances in artificial womb
technology. Depending on public opinion, they may
be of use in the Enhanced Patriotic Breeding
Programme.
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Stasis ProjectAustralias Banjo frogs have
remarkable properties. Most of their life is
spent underground in the desert, in a state of
suspended animation, perhaps for as much as 40
years. While underground their metabolic heart
rate drops. They require neither food nor water
as the lengthy hibernation progresses. During
periods of sustained downpours the normally
sun-baked ground softens. At this point the
desert frogs awaken from temporal stasis emerging
to reproduce on the surface. The Stasis Project
hopes to isolate the chemical processes involved
with their entrance into, and emergence from,
suspended animation. Should this project ever
synthesise suspended animation drugs they might
be used by ailing individuals to sleep for 40
years as science finds ways of treating a
normally incurable condition. They will also be
vital to future inter-stellar exploration.
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Mitosis Prolongation Project (MPP)The MPP
closely examines the inner mechanisms of cellular
mitosis with a view to developing drugs capable
of extending the cellular reproduction life
cycle. MPP is a highly regarded science project
since its end aim involves biological
rejuvenation and life extension.Organ
Replication Project (ORP)The ORP is an appendage
of enlightened stem cell technological
experimentation. ORP expects they will be able to
take cells from a patient and grow replacement
organs inside an artificial womb.
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Project OxygeneOxygene hopes to develop
performance-enhancing substances based on
hyper-metabolic processes found in goannas like
genus Varanidae. Hyper-metabolic drugs will be
especially useful for military, explorers and
anyone else who operates on the fringes of human
endurance. Oxygene might just be the worlds
first miracle cure for obesity. One can only
guess how much money this will generate for the
Australian economy.
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Australian Defence Industries will be tasked with
producing a new and very deadly generation of
combat vehicles.
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So why do we need to invest in science?
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To give ordinary Australians the most advanced
standard of living in the world.To give us the
edge.
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Because land, water and communications will be
significantly cheaper, Australians shall have a
good deal more money in their pocket, to spend or
invest as they wish.
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We will effectively have a tandem economic system
here in Australia, which feed off each
other.The Old Zone (20 million citizens) The
current property-based eastern seaboard
economy.The FDZ (80 million citizens) The
consumer-based, quality-of-life,
industry-generation zone.
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The FDZ doesnt just compliment the Old Zone it
is our economic saviour.For it is here that we
may see as many as 2,000,000 new vehicles built
and purchased per annum.
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It is here that a vibrant domestic consumer and
manufacturing zone develops that will buoy our
national economy and reduce our balance of trade
deficit.
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To preserve property prices, and prevent a
destabilising mass exodus from the Old Zone,
citizens will need special permission to migrate
into the FDZ.
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You cannot work or purchase property in the FDZ
without a federal permit.
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1 Families on the Patriotic Breeding Program.
2 Immigrants from abroad.3 Select state and
federal government staff.4 Scientists.5 Engineer
s.6 Doctors and medical staff.7 Skilled
tradespeople responding to a government
shortage call in the FDZ.8 People starting
businesses.9 Staff employed by corporations
operating in the FDZ.
Eligible FDZ immigrants are as follows
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In the FDZ citizens can buy 3D televisions of a
type currently being developed in Germany.They
can afford to send their children to
college.They dont have to restrain their urge
to shop.They can ride the stock market.
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Economies retract when citizens cant afford to
purchase goods and services.
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The FDZ will permit an enviable standard of
living, not found elsewhere in the world.You
see banks and houses do not buy cars, white
goods, clothes, food and other commodities.Only
financially secure citizens do.
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The more people spend the more an economy grows.
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More people spending an impressive amount of
money, over a prolonged period, leads to massive
growth.
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Instead of 20 million consumers we might have
100-300 million consumers. Instead of being a
financial backwater, we will become an economic
powerhouse.It will encourage higher
productivity and job growth, higher revenue for
government, corporations, farmers and small
business.
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Because of their numerical size wage and salary
earners are the great driving force behind
economics. In a real-estate based economy workers
lock away money instead of spending it.
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Our present economic position looks something
like this
Here the worker suffers massive financial outflow
due to inflationary pressures and taxation. They
have less to spend. The economy contracts
accordingly.
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Soon it can look like this
The patriotic super-economy consists of workers
(big continually-inflating ball), government (1st
ball on left), corporate entities (2nd ball on
left) and banks (3rd ball). The purple arrow
signifies a massive influx of workers, children
and immigrants.
Red arrows indicate an inflow of foreign money
through direct investment or incoming monies from
international sales. The yellow arrow represents
monies continually being siphoned off to other
countries from corporations, development banks
and cells situated in Australia.
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To chart a new destiny for this country we have
to Seize the day
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Government, scientists, citizens, banks and
companies need to play as one big team.
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We must not focus on what our country will do for
us ... but what we can do for our country.
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So, fellow Australians, I invite you to discover
your inner patriot. Embrace it.
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Become the hyper-sapiens our foremothers and
forefathers were.
Only a hundred years ago many Australian families
had large numbers of children
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Because under the Australian Patriots the more we
love our country, the more it will love us back.
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Because when our country prospers so will we.
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Changes of this magnitude do not transpire by
accident.Ordinary people must make them
happen.
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People like you.
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We will deliver a scientifically and economically
progressive nation where citizens can buy a house
for as little as 30,000.
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Unlock the chains imprisoning millions of young
Australians.
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What nobody thought possible, these things we
will do. For when the awakening giant of our
patriotism rouses from its slumber we will say,
Let us move that mountain. And we will shift
entire mountains.
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The Plan A new visionTo have a population of
100-300 million within 40-80 years.
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To jump start a super economy with sustainable
three figure growth potential.
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To compress the next 500 years of human technical
development into the space of the coming 100
years.
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To facilitate a major economic restructure in
order that ordinary Australians can cheaply
purchase goods and housing emerging from this
scientific renaissance. Aussies will become the
first race to enter the science fiction age en
masse, followed closely by whichever countries
work closely with us.
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To reintroduce the words hope, patriotism and
dreams into the vocabulary of our young and old
alike.
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To have a country where little old ladies are not
afraid to walk the streets.
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To ensure as few children as possible live in
poverty.
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To make Australia a premium quality investment
opportunity.
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To have a civilisation where garbage collectors
exceed the expected human lifespan by 200 years
in a state of youth.
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Using new technologies, to design a nation able
to withstand an extinction event up to and
including a direct asteroid strike, pandemic or
sustained nuclear attack.
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Banks
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Corporations
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Families and friends
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Rich and poor
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Old and young
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White and blue collar workers
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Men and women
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Scientists
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One Big Team
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Talk is cheap
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The time for action is NOW
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Calling all RSL members and ex-servicemen!
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Calling Australian youth!
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Calling trade unionists wanting to improve the
lives of ordinary workers through constructive
means!
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Calling bankers and the rich, with patriotic
sympathies!
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Calling doctors, inventors, engineers, scientists
and researchers who want to make Australia the
most advanced country in the world!
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Calling all patriots!
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When the future welfare of our people and economy
is at risk the time for playing games is over!
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Lets run with the ball until we cross the
touchdown line.
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Join with us in the formation of a new political
party.
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and a new, reward-based Australia.
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Lets turn our working poor into confident,
happy, free citizens who walk with their heads
held high.
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Lets turn this ship around.
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Because if you dont like the system you change
it from the bottom up.
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Welcome to people power.
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On election dayVote 1The Australian Patriots
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Because sometimes opportunities only come around
once every lifetime.
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Because tomorrow Australia may run out of second
chances.
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On the other hand you might vote for more of the
same
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The same tired political initiatives.
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The same selfish lifestyle that is destroying our
nations future, day by day week by week.
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a country where you force other peoples
children to support a massive national tax
burden, but have no children yourself.
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with a declining national population, kept
afloat only by intensive immigration.
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and an unsustainable economy destined to slip
further and further down the drain.
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where many live and work below the breadline
for the rest of their natural life.
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Australia can do better than that.
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More of the same will lead to a national
catastrophe.
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So if you have enjoyed viewing this
presentation, I seriously urge you to read a copy
of The Awakening Giant, a PDF e-book also found
on this CD.
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Do not hesitate to e-mail copies to your friends
and colleagues if you feel inspired by these
agendas.
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Join forces with us.
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Spread the word.
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Were taking our country back
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Were taking it out of the hands of social
theorists with a sad and socially reckless track
record.
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and replacing their misguided handiwork with a
fully-integrated spectrum of policies, projects
and socio-economic initiatives with historically
proven efficacy.
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Join the vanguard of patriots determined to
create a better life for Australias children.
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Those wanting to become party members or election
candidates can contact us via email at our
website, or send written correspondence to Po Box
6, California Gully, Victoria 3556.The
Australia-wide party membership fee is 50,
payable via money order to The Australian
Patriots. (See the application form found on
this CD)
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Help us gain seats in Canberra.
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Help us to sign the treasury cheques that will
transform a continent and a people.
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And we will show you changes such as the world
has never seen.