Tag: Class war
Turnbull’s feigned class war outrage
Posted by John, July 2nd, 2018 - under Independent Australia, Malcolm Turnbull, Tax.
Tags: Class war
Comments: none
If Malcolm Turnbull’s outrage at the suggestion that he will benefit from his own tax cuts is justified, he can just release his tax returns so we can judge, writes former assistant tax commissioner, John Passant, in Independent Australia.
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Turnbull’s war on workers
Posted by John, March 6th, 2017 - under Independent Australia, Penalty rates.
Tags: Class war, Fighting back
Comments: 2
Penalty rate cuts encapsulate the Turnbull Government’s war against the fair go for workers and must be defeated, I write in Independent Australia. To read the whole article click here. Turnbull’s war against the fair go
Class war here to pay for war overseas and spies everywhere
Posted by John, October 1st, 2014 - under Spies, War.
Tags: Class war
Comments: 8
The message from the Abbott government couldn’t be any clearer. The war in Iraq is going to accelerate the war on workers and the poor, the sick, the disabled, the young, the old and the unemployed in Australia.
Howes that? He’s out
Posted by John, February 5th, 2014 - under Industrial action, Paul Howes, Strikes, The Accord.
Tags: A Compact, Australian Council of Trade Unions, Class collaboration, Class war
Comments: 4
The way to avoid total defeat is to go on the attack now. Sitting around the campfire chanting Kumbaya and holding hands with the bosses and Abbott won’t stop them knifing us in our sleep. Massive discord holds the key to the possibility of success and of beating back the bosses. Or as the BLF says in much plainer English: ‘If you don’t fight you lose.’
Tax and class war
Posted by John, November 6th, 2013 - under Superannuation, Tax, Thin capitalisation.
Tags: Class war
Comments: 13
Priorities eh? Scrap the school kids bonus and increase the superannuation tax on those people earning less than $37000 while at the same time saving multi-millionaire superannuants about $20,000 in tax a year and multinational companies $600 million a year. Class war anyone?
Does the Australian ruling class really want that Liberal Party idiot as their next Prime Minister?
Posted by John, August 23rd, 2012 - under Ruling class, Strikes, Struggles, Tony Abbott.
Tags: ALP, Australian Labor Party, Bourgeoisie, Class collaboration, Class struggle, Class war, Classes
Comments: 18
Abbott’s instability, his thought bubble approach to policy, his climate denialist base within the extreme right of the Liberal Party and the looming economic crisis in Australia all make for a possible tumultuous period of rule for the current leader of the Opposition and his by and large unremarkable front bench if they win, as they will, the next election.
The key will be class struggle. How much longer can Australian workers not fight?
You call that class war? This is class war!
Posted by John, May 11th, 2012 - under Strikes.
Tags: Class struggle, Class war
Comments: 3
It’s well past time we gave Abbott and The Australian the class war they say is going on. It’s well past time we gave Gillard and the bosses she rules for real class war. Class struggle is the only way to win back some of the wealth the bosses have been stealing from us and putting a more equal and just Australia back on the agenda.