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Here's a little preview of the new Honest Government Ad we're about to publish. I was hoping to make this month's HGA about Canada, after returning from my visit in April. But after catching up on the situation here in Australia (and getting over the jetlag) I felt like we just had to cover the latest developments in the heartbreaking cost of living and housing crises unfolding here. Last week, our Government received a review of the RBA - which has been instrumental in engineering these crises. And next week, on May 9, same Government will hand down it's first full budget, where it could - and should - introduce serious measures to address those crises. Something big, like abolishing the Stage 3 tax cuts. Not like funding another *@#!&ing stadium. So I thought this week would be the perfect time to drop an HGA explaining what's going on. And maybe suggest a few ideas to our Government for their budget. As always, you're the first ones to hear it - so let us know your feedback! (Disclaimer: we're still tweaking the script, so some things might change. And some things will make more sense once you can see the video)I'm sending this preview out to all our Patrons, not just those in the Previews tier, that way everyone gets a little Juice this month. (Normally we would have published the HGA by the end of April, but I had a bit of a late start given that I only got back from Canada on the 17th) Anyway, this HGA will be coming out very soon. And the Canada HGA is already in progress - as well as my interview with David Suzuki which will accompany it - along with several other HGAs in the pipeline about all sorts of sh*tf#ckery. Till then, take careGiordano & team

Comments

Kath Heyne

Love it! Nailed it! Can’t wait for the finished product.

Seán Burke

Well done. Looking forward to seeing and sharing it widely.

Roger Reynolds

I recently went back to Uni (I'm now in my 80's) and I can asure you the yougsets of today are

Roger Reynolds

I recently went back to Uni (I'm now in my 80's) and I can assure you that the youngster of today are fearful and furious for their future. Already Laden with debt, unable afford rental (let alone BUY a place), medical bills they cannot pay, income which is totally inadequate and uncertainty in the job market it is little wonder they are so upset and apprehensive for their future. So would say this predicament has been maliciously orchestrated to subjugate future generations - back into serfdom. Man - they've really been F*d over - bi time.

Martin Linger

I am learning more about Australia by listening to 1 single HGA than from all my English history classes in school. Having said that, I have to listen to this one again - that was a lot of information and I haven't had my morning coffee yet.

John L Smith

Excellent work again Giordano! Just love the sign off - completely explains the government's approach to just about everything lately.

Richard Niland

A mug with the job title in the authorised-by line, please!

thejuicemedia

Thanks for the feedback - this is good for me to know Martin!

Iwan Boskamp

Brilliant! Sums it all up nicely! Excellent work Giordano! Keep them coming!

Bunga

70% of the inflation we have is from corporate profiteering.

Adam

"We'd be in flames".... Not such a bad idea.

Miriam Aberdeen

Fantastic. I want to know why there isn’t a more major backlash from the public on this. I realise homeowners are less affected, but there’s a big enough group of unhappy people that I would’ve thought we’d be marching on the streets by now :( I feel powerless

Martin Grabert

Great! Sad reality put fucking right. Well done!

Mark D Larsen

Brilliant, Giordano and team! It seems patently obvious that the malady spreading all over the planet is that we no longer have governments, let alone OF the people, BY the people, FOR the people, but… an oligarchy. The robber barons have now bought off our politicians, our pharmaceuticals, our healthcare, our courts, even our media. The Juice Media is one of the only sources that still tries to expose "the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth." I will be spreading this episode as far and wide as I can!

Fenrir Wolfganger

It's partly the difficulty of 1) identifying exactly who to be complaining against and 2) the sad reality that previous protests haven't accomplished much and 3) whenever protests have a chance of being serious those in power will just turn people against each other. This isn't a uniquely Australian thing either, I've seen it in many countries. But at least Tasmania will get a new Stadium, and you can go fight some soccer heads if you don't like that Or you can fight obviously anti health and fitness freaks if you DO like that (the other group obviously don't care about people). Take care.

Mark william lane

Oh you mean your central bank acts like ours in America? Well these bastards are all related through the “Bank of International Settlements” in the land of milk chocolate. Even the prisoners in their Disneyland get a great view of Lake Geneva. Most successful Capitalist country in the world, go figure? We in America can only blame ourselves because great researchers and authors like Eustace Mullins produced volumes of work started by Ezra Pound on the shitfuckery of the Rothchild Gold Reserve Banking , except not Gold reserved for other banks like ours or Uhh theirs. Can’t keep it straight who owns what any more. Yes once our great president Richard Nixon saw we didn’t have enough Gold under contract to back the currency being printed and monetary policy run by the six private banks named the Federal Reserve,( Nothing Federal Government about them at all, indeed a direct violation of our Constitution but it was voted in in the middle of the night on December 23, 1913 with a small Quorum and the wars for profit started shortly after and never stopped), he made a deal with the Saudi Royal Family to sell oil with only Federal Reserve notes. In this way all nations would be forced to trade with dollars and the profits would flow like water, or gas out of a north stream pipeline rupture for, well who really knows. The United States would protect the enlightened Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and their freedom loving subjects from all harm. Yes Americans built massive military bases and installed the latest technology in an on going bases in the Kingdom. The American troops trained the Saudis in the operation of these weapons and even taught young Royals how to fly the jets, well done. If the need ever arouse it would be Americans manning all operations there to insure their lives were in harms way and not the blessed people of the happy Kingdom, uh until now it seems. Well in the on going shitfuckery of currency manipulation it seems the dollar is up against it, the Brics throwing whiners are turning away for of all things profits. Where’s the friendship in that? You might want to look at Catherine Austin Fitts work at her Solari report . Com site for much more up to date information as this Wharton business School grad who accepted against her own financial interests the job of Under Secretary of Housing under George HW Bush and lived to regret it can attest. Yes she can tell a story out of school and funny as it sounds believes it’s her duty to our Constitution to do so. Good luck with your banks as they are ours and we are theirs and we are all together in the shitfuckery bucket of Rothchild and friends, ( Think Pilgrims Progress book), where praying for each other is really preying on one another. Happy thoughts, mark w lane. Free lunch anyone? Lol

Robert Bismuth

Awesome as always ... and, in keeping with other comments, with only a few name changes, your production could apply to many many countries!

Samuel Thomas

With a slight smile and one or two out loud laughs, I say you nailed it with sarcastic humor pointing out the corporate & political greed that keeps taking. Keep up the good work. Maybe, just maybe, one day morality will kick in for the evangelicals and corporate politicians.

Robert Keyzer

brilliant summary of the way it really is. Thanks guys, you give me hope...

David Bailey

ALP - what a disappointment...

Nick Sekul

We'll see what shit lite does next week. I'm assuming it will be sweet fuck all as they are a major disappointment thus far. And if thats the case, mass protests shold be organised. They cant lock us all up.

David Bishton

23 registered lobbyists for every elected official in the US Congress, spending a total of +$4B every year. The proportions are likely comparable in AU. The shitfuckery of the wealthy & corporations means tax cuts, profits, and incentives are their main legislative goals. They get what they want while we are expected to make do with what we get. Role reversal badly needed!

Peter M

RBA rate rise again today, seems like a very timely honest RBA ad

Ellejoy W

I like your optimism that morality may one day kick in ... i too would like to see that day (like, a few decades ago, but i will compromise and say this year will do!)

Jason Orcamoon

Excellent team! My I suggest a slight addition near the ending, something like:   “And stand back and standby for more interest rate increases if the US Republican Shit Party forces a default on US debt which is possible as early as next month!” In January Australia held almost A$100,000,000,000 ($62.2 billion US) in US Treasury Securities. https://ticdata.treasury.gov/Publish/mfh.txt https://www.cnbc.com/2023/05/01/treasury-debt-limit-measures-may-run-out-by-june-1-yellen-says-in-letter-to-mccarthy.html

Joal Taylor

Thank you for reminding everyone that the RBA aren't the only ones to blame for this mess. While everyone is sinking their foot into the RBA, the government is getting away with sitting on their hands.