WTF!? We do not have one court in Australia which is under the English crown our Commonwealth Constitution 1901 UK ? Where do magistrates derive there authority then ?!
About twenty-nine thousand companies went insolvent over the last two years, most with under twenty staff. Construction and hospitality were hit hardest. On top of that, three hundred seventy-five thousand businesses exited last year for any reason, and voluntary small-business wind-downs jumped thirty-seven percent. Net result: roughly thirty-three thousand fewer small employers than in mid-twenty twenty-two.
@GusLefty@kat3chen@terrigleeson7 Boomers hold about sixty percent of Australia's wealth. Under-forties hold under ten percent. Housing prices rose faster than wages for thirty years, so young people can't buy in. They rent, they debt, they pay the climate bill. Same country, two economies.
@GusLefty@kat3chen@terrigleeson7 You keep spewing socialist quotes; you are making the claim, and then you state there are no countries that are socialist. Why? Because it fails. Only Elites love communism so they can pauperize the world, but when the majority wake up, game over.
@GrumpyBlokeHQ@andyburnham Drill baby drill in the North Sea... goes against your woke agenda, you will be history soon,, and all your liberal control freak mates and hopefully common law courts will be restored in the near future and sentenced to life.
The United Nations faces a severe financial and liquidity crisis driven by massive unpaid mandatory member contributions and structural budget rules.
Key Causes of the Depletion
• Unpaid Dues and Arrears: Total unpaid mandatory assessments and arrears have exceeded $4 billion combined (with major shortfalls from top contributors including the United States owing over $2 billion and China owing hundreds of millions).
• Withheld and Cut Funding: The U.S. government has withheld mandatory regular and peacekeeping dues, reduced voluntary funding to independent agencies, and withdrawn from several international bodies. Other major donors like the UK and Germany have also scaled back foreign aid budgets.
The United Nations faces a severe financial and liquidity crisis driven by massive unpaid mandatory member contributions and structural budget rules.
Key Causes of the Depletion
• Unpaid Dues and Arrears: Total unpaid mandatory assessments and arrears have exceeded $4 billion combined (with major shortfalls from top contributors including the United States owing over $2 billion and China owing hundreds of millions).
• Withheld and Cut Funding: The U.S. government has withheld mandatory regular and peacekeeping dues, reduced voluntary funding to independent agencies, and withdrawn from several international bodies. Other major donors like the UK and Germany have also scaled back foreign aid budgets.
@senatorbabet It's happening all over the western world the rise, for example, of Germany's Afd, France's Le Pen, Georgio Maloney, The Rise of Sovereign Nationalism. About time