G'day Max,
One thing I'm hearing more about from
my dear friends at the Heritage Foundation is the
great experiment in privatization of social
insurance in Australia enacted by your blessed
social democrats. Wonder if you'd care to
elaborate on this.
I do not bless our socdems. I just don't
G'day Penners,
With reference to Oz, Max writes:
I was talking about the privatization of the
financing of benefits in terms of the use of
individual accounts, government purchase of
corporate stock, or whatever.
I know nothing about this, Max! Are you talking about something that's
allegedly
Rob Schaap wrote:
With reference to Oz, Max writes:
I was talking about the privatization of the
financing of benefits in terms of the use of
individual accounts, government purchase of
corporate stock, or whatever.
I know nothing about this, Max! Are you talking about something that's
G'day Penners,
No intention to bombard your mailboxes with press articles, but a couple of
quickies - (a) to update the wharfies' dispute (not good), and (b) to
contextualise by way of electoral climate (could be worse - and note the
government's attempts to save the private health insurance
Date: Sun, 12 Apr 1998 23:31:10 +1100
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Subject: Re: Australian Update #1
G'day Max,
One thing I'm hearing more about from
my dear friends at the Heritage
G'day Penners,
Believe it or not, Oz is actually an interesting place to be just now.
Some things remain the same (whilst most people you meet are far from
openly racist, the political culture of the place still oppresses
Aboriginees much more than occurs in Canada or the US) and some things are
G'day Penners,
Believe it or not, Oz is actually an interesting place to be just now.
No doubt. One thing I'm hearing more about from
my dear friends at the Heritage Foundation is the
great experiment in privatization of social
insurance in Australia enacted by your blessed
social
