If you read my blog byline. Then remember that the a-priori
feature Bill English outlined in this year’s budget was the extra funding allocation for IRD audit. Finally, remember that
the gap between the badly named government 'revenue', and increasing government borrowing and spending - highlighting the doublespeak of spending caps and zero budgets - is going to be filled, according to Mr Dunne this week,
by the blood of taxpayers. Then the Herald’s headline this morning seems rather
to apt.
Yes. In the final analysis that’s how the big state
always works - force: nice to see some honesty reported in the MSM.
And quite apart from those departments that enforce
the fencing racket run by state to fund the Ponzi scheme of welfare, Lindsay
Mitchell has some more realistic expectations about the government’s announced
plans yesterday to reduce beneficiary numbers by 30%, and I would ask in
relation to the improved state educational targets being prophesised (for I can’t
see them being based on the cold hard facts of any reality I live in), how does
a chief bureaucrat in four years change a dumbed down culture that has been
seventy years in the making to this point? They can’t. We have children who can barely speak anymore. Although returning to teachers hitting targets in the
schoolroom, that may, indeed, be a start. But as I've written previously, this marvelous sign of man's highest philosophical and political achievement, yet, Western classical liberalism, like the economies destroyed by Keynesian Statism, is irredeemably, over ...
As is breakfast.
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