Andrew Giles has guaranteed the NDIS and Medicare are about to be destroyed by immigration

You may have caught this latest migration sob story from an Indian family in Perth wanting the public to cough up for their son’s down syndrome with Immigration Minister Andrew Giles granting them PR:

“A Perth family facing deportation because their son was born with Down syndrome has been granted permanent residency after a personal intervention from Immigration Minister Andrew Giles.

The decision, which comes just over a week before the family had been ordered to leave Australia, means Krishna Aneesh and Aneesh Kollikkara, along with their two children, will remain in Australia for the long-term.

The family, from India, was told last month they had just 35 days to leave the country because their 10-year-old Aaryan’s condition meant he was deemed a burden on the taxpayer.

The parents have been pleading with Mr Giles to personally intervene, their last chance to remain in the country after they exhausted all legal options.”

PIC 4005 and PIC 4007 were put in the Migration Act to put a stop to this very kind of thing and protect what’s left of Australia’s health infrastructure. It’s essentially what’s known as a one-fail, all-fail criteria and rightfully so.

Anyways, the Bileloa Family thing was the start (it realistically started much further back than that but that was the latest example) of the flood gates opening. I’d expect the Federal Court to be even more crush loaded with frivolous appeals and I know for a fact they are already three years behind. Much of their work is spurious immigration appeals at massive cost to the middle-class tax payer, but no-one cares about them.

Well, I spoke too soon as literally the day after there was this:

“Tom Owen was overwhelmed by this week’s news that a Perth family with a child who has Down syndrome was granted a permanent visa to stay in Australia.

The 39-year-old carpenter, who also lives in Perth, has worked in Australia on and off for nine years and is currently facing his own battle to stay in the country after his employer-sponsored visa application was rejected because his six-year-old son Jakob has Down syndrome.

“There’s hope … it’s a glimpse of light in this dark tunnel,” he said.

Mr Owen is from the UK and his wife, Rosa Schulze-Osthoff, is from Germany. Despite Mr Owen being considered a skilled worker, the government is able to reject visas if an applicant has a health issue or disability deemed too costly to Australian taxpayers.”

Unlikely to get it as he’s white.

I agree with what other commenters have said that at the current trajectory, there won’t be a pension or much resembling public services at this rate in a few years. Hospitals and Aged Care are already broken, adding hundreds of thousands of frail and elderly arrivals onto Medicare is going to destroy it.

Andrew Giles is the worst immigration minister of all-time (or the best if you’re trying to get into the country), just ten months into the job. But I mean, just take one look at him and you’ll understand why they always put an emasculated male or a woman as the immigration minister – Dutton probably the only exception in recent memory but he may as well put a skirt on given his recent performance.

This is all being deliberately done, I can come to no other conclusion.

On the bright side, at least we won’t have to ever put up with an ALP election campaign based on Medicare ever again as it won’t exist by the next election at this rate.

Guest article from barrister Mark who has served a sentence of over 20 years in the legal world including migration and criminal law

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Aussie Soy Boy

Bring it on. It’s only uneducated legacy Australia scum who will suffer.

stagmal

this place is being taken over by pro open borders nuts

some of the comments at this place now are like ruder more in your face versions of the boomer shit over at SMH or the age

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Coming

there’s a culture of entitlement amongst the legacy units
much like aborigines demonstrate

muh grandparents worked hard built this country blah blah
or even worse muh grandfather fought in WW2 (but at the same time they like Hitler, and WW2 was fought at the whim of Jewish bankers)

and yet they themselves as individuals have never done anything useful and generally sponged off the country their entire lives

again the aboriginal comparison is apt: if everyone was on aboriginal welfare system and got all the free passes the aboriginals do to do whatever they like without consequence , then the whole county would be broke and broken

You can see that the “traditional owners” grift is bullshit
yet you can’t see the same thing in this instance because you are blinded by self interest

if we crushload the country so that all that welfare shit is unviable , then everyone will have to fend for themselves

Basically, it’s acceleration theory

Things have to get worse before they can get better

not sure if it will work but the signs are there that it is a bit , as the welfare state has been eroded under the strain no bulk billing etc etc

but yes taking in retards and disableds on its face makes absolutely no sense

Coming

Basically, the problem is not really immigration as such

it’s the existing framework and policy of the country that the immigrants are being brought into

immigration could be good if the settings were right

but making the settings right does threaten the cushy lifestyle of the lazy legacy units and aboriginals, as well as the parasites who run the grifting elements

singapore has an immigration rate similar to Australia’s yet has a much more rational and sustainable welfare, pension, housing and education model

Despite being the size of an Australian suburb and absolutely zero natural resources

https://www.brookings.edu/articles/social-policy-in-singapore-a-crucible-of-individual-responsibility/amp/

A fly in your ointment

who are you and how did you hijack Coming’s login details?

stagmal

i’m pro aboriginal mindset i think white people should start acting like abos and start demanding a homeland for themselves and free shit bc theyre white

whites should have a voice to parliament, every bill / policy change relating to white people (such as increasing immigration levels of non white people) should be scrutinised by a panel of white ppl to determine its demographic impact and instantly rejected if it could reduce white ppl as a % of the population

abos should say sorry to us also

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Coming

Basically that’s what you want hey – the abo treatment

You’re not yet pathetic enough to get that, but maybe in a few generations

stagmal

yep

why wouldnt u want that? do u want whites to survive or become some shitskin hapa race like jews want

whites will become a hated minority not the other way around

only way races survive is by fighting back

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Coming

Good times breed weak men, weak men cause hard times etc etc

the white race used to be glorious but now it’s become degenerate because life was too easy

the welfare state did this

Maybe the better quality examples survive and make a comeback in a few hundred years but I suspect given globalisation and immigration

plus the incel yellow-fever problem , and the self loathing white woman trend

that we are all going to be miscegenated brownish yellow within a few generations

Peachy

Good times breed weak men, weak men cause hard times etc etc 

the white race used to be glorious but now it’s become degenerate because life was too easy 

the welfare state did this 

yes, the degeneration and decadence is obviously at play here behind the breakdown and decline from the glory days

Maybe the better quality examples survive and make a comeback in a few hundred years but I suspect given globalisation and immigration

hard to guess at exactly who will stage a comeback. Might be those who have a strong enough connection to some core culture & non-consumerist non-materialist system of values.

or might just be a ragtag collection of folks who fight their way to the top.

or those selected by the 0.01% of wealth holders

Coming

Stagmal himself is a great example of this degeneracy

but unironically bemoans the decline of his race

incredible lack of self awareness and victim mentality tbh

aboriginal-esque

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stagmal

irrelevent bc mass immigratioon will destroy us all anyway

im a passive resistor

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Coming

Learned helplessness

Mass immigration doesnt seem to be worrying the jewish people does it?

stagmal

theres no solution if you dont reject universalistic beliefs

abo mindset is based on particularism and special treatment demands, if anything abos are less helpless than whites

we’re about to hold a referendum on constintunally enshrined special treatment, how is that helplessness lmao

thats fucking based

the only thing is that as white ppl we have to stop it then demand our own special treatment

or we lose

Coming

abos didn’t organise that for themselves
white people did it for them

they are completely helpless, by breeding or environment

stagmal

some did but this is true too

it shows how we need to kill many whites as well

Coming

its every white man for himself, but you have given up on competing like the aboriginals

instead just sit there doing nothing waiting for somebody to feel sorry for you

yes you’ll probably fail, but at least have to try

Stewie

Of course it doesn’t – it is their weapon.

Their entire culture is built around surviving and taking control of other peoples society.

Their moral relativity ensures they will take care of their own, because that is what their culture teaches them. Ours has said defer to your society and it will look after you, ergo the ‘social contract’… unless it is taken over by cultural parasites.

stagmal

the light onto nations only ever seems to achieve the extinguishment of the lights of all other nations

Coming

not everything is the jew’s fault

maybe he’s just lazy

doesn’t even have a family or a career

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11855875/French-fruit-picker-saved-15000-three-months-WA-farm-wonders-Australians-poor.html

this frog dropping some harsh truths
life is a lot worse elsewhere

stagmal

i agree saving a lot of money is pretty easy but its p[robably easy everywhere if you dont just burn your money like an idiot and dont live in sydney etc

really doubt its going to be much different in france. minimum wage in real terms is higher there than it is here too i believe

i have over 500k ffs and i do fuck all but thats bc im not a moron and knows how to use $$$$ to make more

very few people are capaable of achieving that though including wagies

it still doesnt make house prices etc fair though lol

if milk was $50 a jug i could afford that too but i wouldnt want to pay it

why would houses be any diff

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Coming

tbh why don’t you leverage that and set up bunk beds in a rental property for indian migrants

instead of complaining about the jews

stagmal

idk could be a good bet maybe it isnt

thats the macro gambit we’ve been talking about for the last 10 years isnt it

would have been the right thing to do in 2010 but i didnt have anything at that time

Coming

right but you haven’t had the balls to place a bet in the casino

walking around with chips in your pocket, scowling at the winners

anyway without children its irrelevant you’re going to be an evolutionary dead end

stagmal

lmfao mate you are fuckin funny

i aint scowling at the wi nners theyre right to have done what they did i just dont think they should be allowed to do so

and they aint in my pocket just not in some over leveraged form like housing

which may or may not be a mistake

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stagmal

i enormously doubt housing is going to follow the same trajectory over the next 10 years it did over the last 15

just nah its over

that doesnt mean a crash either though

Coming

you were wrong about bing/T

stagmal

i still think its him and hes making a joke

I wish him well. Good productive sort.
I hope he creates lots of jobs.”

why would he describe T like that

Coming

never heard T talk like that think you are smoking crack

stagmal

na pay closer attention still pretty sure theyre the same person

Coming

T used to constantly start long, rambling asperger threads about qanon conspiracy theories and paedos and stuff, like multiple paragraphs that were almost as incomprehensible as Grupenfuhrer mark

Bing just posts shitty boomers memes from facebook

they are so different, its an incredible espionage job if its the same person

Coming

moaning about immigration and banking bailouts but not willing to use leverage

you know what’s going to happen

you literally know

its not even like you are an MB retard who thinks they’re going to let it all crash

stagmal

it wont crash but is it going up again substantially? my bet is a plateau

Coming

what have you got it invested in

or is it in cash

stagmal

for the last year a lot of it in oil

royal dutch shell and some other stuff

has been pretty good but ill probably switch it out

Coming

you’re literally a rentier parasite but have the hide to complain about abos and immigrants

stagmal

i want white people to be like abos and minorities and start demanding shit too

imagine how fucked youre going to be when we start having race riots again

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Coming

why do you care what happens to people who don’t care what happens to you?

stagmal

bc its funny and controversial

in reality a lot of white people are scum and deserve to get fucked

but the saving grace of all whites is they look good and seeing them go from the world would be bad

im pro preserving human diversity everywhere, in asia africa etc everywhere

all people all becoming one big brown coloured race would be boring

Coming

so you’re finally onboard with me and soyboy

stagmal

na u want to destroy, i want to preserve

emusplatt

the sheila further down the article gets it…. useless cunts replying to the frog citing rents,tolls,fuel costs, wahwahwah, don’t.
can’t fix dumb

JimsCentralBanking

 Back on the topic of the USA’s bank shenanigans

Rumours the Fed will open up the discount window to smaller banks

Calls for uninsured deposits to be saved

Peter Thiel’s role in this has a weird vibe. Idk, maybe he’s just a sociopath

SIVB’s CEO, CFO, and others sold shares during the past month. What happens there?

More broadly, will banks have to start competing for retail deposits? They’re currently paying about 50bps. Zero incentive for plebs to save at present, which obviously isn’t helping on the inflation fighting front.

Freddy

It is worth their while saving depositors at the first bank that fails. It may not be worth their while saving depositors at the last bank that fails, especially in Aus where the last ones to fail will be the majors.

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JimsCentralBanking

Looks like it’s over already.

Depositors safe. Securities can be swapped at par.

The only thing Whaaaalen didn’t get is 50bps of cuts.

Peachy

Looks like it’s over already. 

Depositors safe. …

The only thing Whaaaalen didn’t get is 50bps of cuts.

this is pretty close to what I thought should happen. Bondholders and equity are toast, which is good.

Securities can be swapped at par.

this bit I don’t like. It’s a bit reassuring that the size of this swap facility seems to be quite small, and so it’s not the case that Fed is taking away interest rate risk. (Unless they decide to grow it, which they might)

also, it seems to me that very few banks are dumb enough to carry anywhere near as much interest rate risk as that Silicon Valley mob in the first place. This also suggests that this is not a general lifeline, but a targeted thing intended to prevent the dumbest operators out there from blowing up the whole system.

JimsCentralBanking

this bit I don’t like. It’s a bit reassuring that the size of this swap facility seems to be quite small, and so it’s not the case that Fed is taking away interest rate risk. (Unless they decide to grow it, which they might)

It seems as much a psy-op as a bailout.

If it works, no one should need to touch that swap facility immediately because backing ALL deposits should stop the panic withdrawals. But there’s the slower moving problem where small banks that aren’t flush with cash are seeing deposits move to money market funds and they probably can’t compete for these deposits without crushing their NIM. That’s a problem for another day though.

also, it seems to me that very few banks are dumb enough to carry anywhere near as much interest rate risk as that Silicon Valley mob in the first place. This also suggests that this is not a general lifeline, but a targeted thing intended to prevent the dumbest operators out there from blowing up the whole system.

Yep, there are probably quite a few small banks that haven’t hedged enough but most of them were in the business of making loans rather than operating as some weird hybrid/bank bond fund.

Peachy

It seems as much a psy-op as a bailout.

If it works, no one should need to touch that swap facility immediately because backing ALL deposits should stop the panic withdrawals.

yes, the bailout doesn’t really cost anything, if the psyop succeeds.

and besides, unlike the older cash-for-junk facilities, I take it that this one will be run at an interest cost of the present 4+% (cf ~0% previous funds rate) – so in that sense it really does begin to look more like a liquidity facility, rather than just free money.

But there’s the slower moving problem where small banks that aren’t flush with cash are seeing deposits move to money market funds and they probably can’t compete for these deposits without crushing their NIM. That’s a problem for another day though

as long as the nim compression happens slowly enough, that shouldn’t be too bad.

afterall, banks need to work as a business and find ways to earn their keep, rather than just being gifted margins and tickets to clip, right?

the ones that haven’t put themselves in a hole already by stupid balance sheet setup like SV should be able to compete with all others.

the ones that have made stupid choices should have plenty of time to put their hand up for more orderly reorganisation/receivership/etc.

so it’s possible that this intervention will have been done with enough finesse to help return risk pricing throughout the system, rather than eliminate it. In theory, at least. We’ll see what practice is.

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JimsCentralBanking

Yeah, that’s what the Fed is hoping will happen. In practice the market tends toward FUD.

Still, kind of funny that we haven’t even really seen restrictive monetary policy and things are already breaking.

Powell must be wishing he pulled a Brainard right now. She bailed at the perfect time.

JimsCentralBanking

So it turns out a bank doesn’t even have to be distressed to use this BTFP thing, they just need to have owned the securities prior to March 12. And it will likely be levered 30x like previous Fed monstrosities.

Time to take the blackpill. Nothing matters.

Coming

so I don’t fully understand the particular details, but it appears that the Fed has launched a bailout

not just of SVB, but a backstop of the entire banking system and deposits

Now they are creating reserves to pay IOR, and also essentially doing QE by swapping/buying MBS/bonds at face value

Meanwhile margins and profits are rising

and unemployment is at 70 year lows

There is now absolutely no possibility of interest rate rises being deflationary
Financial crisis was the only possible route, but the Fed doesn’t have the stomach for it?
what is the remaining mechanism by which interest rate rises will now reduce inflation?

Peachy

so I don’t fully understand the particular details, but it appears that the Fed has launched a bailout

not just of SVB, but a backstop of the entire banking system and deposits

I can’t be bothered reading the detail either, but my take is that it’s a small bailout, and they’re still trying to continue the course signalled earlier.

Their plan is definitely to break something but they didn’t think that something like Silicone Bank would break first. They couldn’t imagine that anyone could be as dumb as the Silicone Bank people.

so they patched up the SB stupidity and are hoping to be able to keep going in order to break something else. What they’re aiming for is hard to know for sure.

but in a general sense, I think it’s unemployment.

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Coming

they’ve announced a Bank Term Funding Program (BTFP – Buy the fucking pivot)

$25bn (so far) which values securities at par (ie not market value, ie a bailout)

The financing will be made available through the creation of a new Bank Term Funding Program (BTFP), offering loans of up to one year in length to banks, savings associations, credit unions, and other eligible depository institutions pledging U.S. Treasuries, agency debt and mortgage-backed securities, and other qualifying assets as collateral.  These assets will be valued at par.  The BTFP will be an additional source of liquidity against high-quality securities, eliminating an institution’s need to quickly sell those securities in times of stress.

Peachy

Coming, since you’re looking into it, can you check whether the $25b is the total spend on par value of the securities, or if that’s the value of the discount that is going to get ignored?

Coming

It’s obviously going to be way more than $25bn in any case

and it’s obviously going to be for more than a year (or replaced by something bigger)

also the IOR issue is becoming a “problem “

https://twitter.com/bickerinbrattle/status/1635007375471181825?s=46&t=XWparf2b0A7kfSxojCYcTw

Peachy

It’s obviously going to be way more than $25bn in any case 

and it’s obviously going to be for more than a year (or replaced by something bigger) 

this is definitely a possibility, yes.

but in current garb, this thing is vey modest. May even add to the cost of credit for borrowers as little banks know that only their liquidity will be be bailed, not their profitability.

also the IOR issue is becoming a “problem “

which bit is the problem?

Coming

The bit where it increases the money supply and increases velocity

JimsCentralBanking

which bit is the problem?

Not even the person he linked to believes that higher interest rates are the cause of inflation. Just that policy is still easy.

https://twitter.com/BickerinBrattle/status/1635352330089697280?cxt=HHwWgMDU2fOR-LEtAAAA

“not calling for 7%, 8% or 9% but if the Fed was truthful and if folks had any common sense easy to see the Fed should have been at least 8% by end of 2022. this is all pandering and posturing. what I think is Fed should do nothing and try get 2/3 of the balance sheet down… this inflation is all Trump and Biden covid spend. there is not any pressure on banks from Fed Funds, Fed Funds are still in ease mode if anything. there is massive fiscal ease still in the system and has about another year to go to be used up. inflation is a tax on this”

Coming

not really interested in his opinion, more the graph

but yes, what they should do is reduce their balance sheet

but paying IOR is increasing their balance sheet

so…

Freddy

It sounds similar to what happened in Europe few months ago. A liquidity injection so that banks aren’t forced to sell bonds at a loss. They can allow the bonds to mature and make profit. Depositors free to take their money elsewhere in the meantime.

A fly in your ointment

I guess under that xenophobia which (from a wrong perspective) points towards societally destructive recolonisation of ezfka, it is difficult to see a hypocrisy which engulfs all the ezfka units. This country lives on credit card and the only leftover product it has to sell to outside world is PR. Without it, your portfolio of savvy investment properties is worth two naughts less.
Everyone knows subconsciously that without new idiots the old learned elders end up idiots too and favours it to any financial pain even if that pain means better future for all (because “aftter me – who cares”)
Without an unstoppable recession no less than 1930’s US style, this will not change. It needs a great reset, literally not the wef type.
I favour ramping up immigration to 1mil units per year. This would accelerate the race to the bottom and bring us to the end of it faster. There is no other way out of it.

Aussie Soy Boy

A recession just means a repeat of COVID and more debt, $10k out of super, dole doubled. The alternative is probably rampant South Africa style violent crime in the suburbs as abos and legacy units who hang out for pay day suffer nicotine, ice, alcohol, greasy fast food withdrawals and get nasty.

A fly in your ointment

ok, depression perhapsbis the better word

Coming

https://www.smh.com.au/money/planning-and-budgeting/a-week-in-marrickville-sydney-as-a-dj-and-media-specialist-on-82-500-20230310-p5cr0m.html

I’m absolutely loving this series

can’t be satire, must just be friends of the kind of gen z dipshits that work at smh

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Coming