Australia engulfed in inflation and international student lies

[@berniestar1490]

Governments congratulate themselves every time they waste our money. They have photos taken, dressed in brand new work clothes and say"look what I built". They should show up in their suit, surround themselves with the builders and express their appreciation. What we have are actors that couldn't get a job on Neighbours.

[@johnkauppi7078]

Yeah, you are so right. Every time I see a politician wearing a safety vest and hard hat, I feel kind of sick.

[@vandalcreed]

If anything it tells us that taxation should be optional. Then the government(s)* would actually have to become efficient as they vied for our business. *a free market of governments you could pick from for services.

[@morganoox3838]

They are traitors

[@ricksanchez3278]

Treason was rewritten so we wouldn't react to it.

[@LilyWhiteAkAConspiracyRealist]

It is so unaustralian and deplorable to have a sitting government treat this citizens with such contempt. I will never accept nor forget their seemingly ongoing hatred for us… they need to remember they WORK FOR US!

[@BILLYRAYBOB9789]

No politician's in Australia swear allegiance to England not the people of Australia

[@MrMeldarionx]

Imagine a University system that educates Australian students as a priority ...

[@ChiddyGamer]

It doesn't educate them. Most of these international students aren't even at universities, they're enrolled at dodgy private institutes doing pretend diplomas just so they can get a visa to live here.

[@FairladyS130]

Average Australians are simply being ripped off and treated by their own government with contempt and, incidentally, the same by government mates.

[@kathysmith1843]

they’re following the wef script

[@mamzellilooo]

Thanks for the continuous update! I am super excited about how I got retired earning more income and stop depending on the government. My family are happy once again and I can now afford anything for my family even with my Retirement. With a step of $40k and getting $19k weekly returns has been life changing, after so much struggles.

[@babytruca02]

As a beginner what do I need to do? How can I invest, on which platform? If you know any please share.

[@mamzellilooo]

@@babytruca02Maria Angelina Alexander I really appreciate her efforts and transparency.

[@mamzellilooo]

I gave her my first savings and she opened a brokerage account for me it turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to me.

[@mamzellilooo]

My outlook on money changed when I realized someone making $200K can retire broke & someone making $80K can retire a millionaire. With the current market movement.

[@KuramaUchiha-id1ow]

You're correct!! I make a lot of money without relying on the government. Investing in stocks and digital currencies is beneficial at this moment.

[@mohamedali-fj8xz]

I feel sympathy for our country, low income people are now suffering to survive yet inflation and recession keep increasing daily, many families can't even enhance the good cost of living anymore. You've helped me a lot Sir Brian! Imagine I invested $50,000 and received $190,500 after 14 days

[@mfmcintyre]

Very possible! especially at this moment. Profits can be made in many different ways, but such intricate transactions should only be handled by seasoned market professionals.

[@quantarrow]

Some persons think inves'tin is all about buying stocks; I think going into the stock market without a good experience is a big risk, that's why I'm lucky to have seen someone like mr Brian C Nelson.

[@IshrakHossain-rt8is]

Finding yourself a good broker is as same as finding a good wife, which you go less stress, you get just enough with so much little effort at things

[@katiekilbo]

Brian demonstrates an excellent understanding of market trends, making well informed decisions that leads to consistent profit

[@MianHussnain-tu1wi]

I'm surprised that you just mentioned and recommend Mr Brian Nelson. I met him at a conference in 2018 and we have been working together ever since.

[@honestpat7789]

Inflation is theft and theft is Elbo’s middle name 😏

[@joechiato5278]

Inflation is government taxation by stealth

[@fisho1288]

North Korea is looking like a better place as each week rolls on.

[@rolsyh207]

If they had cod, Barra n jewies I’d move there

[@Kennynbay]

China is even better. 😂

[@kittoybig]

Why don't you go and live there then? What are you waiting for?

[@fisho1288]

@@kittoybig one day big one day. A kid can only dream

[@Kennynbay]

Why isn't anyone talking about the big elephant in the room in the form of the submarines Australia has been forced to buy from the USA? We don't need that. The money saved can be better spent on the issues we are facing now.

[@CulinaryCruiseClub]

What about the 100's if not 1000's of private colleges that have nothing but international students? Some colleges have upto 8 campuses around the country in strategic places to take advantage of regional fasttracking awards to permanent residency and have up to 10,000 students in all campuses, 100% are INTERNATIONAL students in a closed almost un-policed, and rubbishingly regulated incompetent agency in ASQA. All these students work 2 jobs, 1 of TFN for their allowed 24 hours a week, the other job is via an ABN sole trader where they work for uber and even places like Australia Post as a second income as a way to subvert the working 'hours' limit as ABN invoicing can just show a total for job done, regardless of hours. I have many students doing this, all sending 40%+ of what they earn here, back home to support their family, many with children at home with grandparents. 20% are good productive students that may be worth keeping in the country. The rest are here purely to work and send money home to support their family's!

[@waynee6042]

Thanks for highlighting this information Leith. The sheer bald face lying is breathtaking

[@ServoSambo]

We have too many Universities and the last thing this country needs is more degrees and Uber drivers. Fund TAFE and move all these health and arts degrees like Business, Nursing, Radiography and “slap and tickle” aka Physio which are really vocations) like back into 3 year diplomas. The argument for turning these vocations into 4 year degrees was that graduates weren’t job ready. FFS what graduate is job ready? It’s only once you start work you become productive. Yet again, Aust government pandering to lobby groups and addicted to the juiced up demand it creates. Tail is wagging dog.

[@ricksanchez3278]

Developers are in bed with councils. The free market isn't free. There are too many regulations and councils make owner building a nightmare.

[@andretorben9995]

Education in Australia is all about big profits coming from international students. Report just this week in Australian news about students graduating university and unable to speak english. Speaks for itself about the quality.

[@novoca1n3]

There were also reports that some classes were delivered in Chinese therefore non-Chinese students weren't able to participate.

[@itsonlyafl3shwound]

Anyone who had seen the Australian citizen arrival line in Sydney airport knows this conversation is way too late. The action has already happened it just takes time to play out.

[@Eric-kn4yn]

Adelaide getting harder to see white people indians everywhere they wont complain about declining living standards indian aged pension is $40 week.

[@VideoAssociates]

Leith Im from SA, loved visiting Melbourne in the 1990s was a fantastic place, now its a multicultural hell hole of congested infrastructure... Dreadful

[@Eric-kn4yn]

Indians o/s graduate with masters in taxi driving.

[@iainw5081]

Also masters in Doordash, Uber delivery.

[@iof1]

Too funny and agreed

[@banjerism7281]

and petrol station attendant

[@emmaharris4398]

And trolley collectors

[@jonathanmichaelsmith9012]

I was at a group interview for a warehousing job earlier this year, and one of the applicants was an Indian guy with a master's in I.T. He wasn't accepted.

[@Eric-kn4yn]

Indians everywhere now they wont complain about declining living standards we enjoyed and have worked and sacrificed much for indian aged pension $40 pw.

[@memycellsandi]

Their living standards is coming here?

[@Eric-kn4yn]

​​@@memycellsandi 🎯 indiafication.

[@Rojosi]

My experience 20 years ago at Uni, well described

[@adiintel1]

highly corrupt?

[@MrMeldarionx]

The student visa should only be for the student, no family. No pathway to any other visa. The students should have to apply to the Government for visas, not allow the universities to dictate the immigration process. When they finish their course they go home, no visa to return to Australia for 3 years. International students must pass IELTS exams held in Australia to graduate.

[@williamcrossan9333]

Thanks for these vids Leith. One of the very few getting this message out. I'm seeing more and more recognizing what's happening.

[@Navigator-apex]

Am just wondering if AU is following the UK path?

[@pmcamacho6447]

Thanks for citing the articles from the Guardian and the ABC. Now I can cite them too and not be accused of being a bigot. Important stuff. So is the fraudulent accounting in relation to international student's spending being attributed as exports. Dodgey brothers since the inception of this industry.

[@Ekka007]

Great work again as usual..... the high-rise apartments around the Uni's to accommodate the international students and gouge them for rent is a side hustle too 😉

[@kestutisbagusauskas8323]

RBA should have raised rates 3 months ago! Why didn't they? Bet your bottom dollar because of government pressure. Labor couldn't run a pissup in brewery let alone a country!

[@Noddy2750]

And the LNP/IPA did any better 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Noddy2750]

And the LNP/IPA could do any better

[@mohhingman]

They know it will sink the working class. What they should actually do is raise GST to tax the rich wealthy retired swanning around.

[@iainw5081]

An acute economic downturn will start to choke off immigration.

[@Eric-kn4yn]

.No way england🇬🇧 is not as wealthy as us and they are flooded with record big 👽 migration

[@ChiddyGamer]

International students at universities aren't the main problem. There are so many private "institutes" that basically act as student visa factories for people from 3rd world countries where 100% of the students are international. And they're not even learning anything! They literally just pay their fees and then go work for the 20h/week they're allowed to and then do Uber Eats or work for cash in hand the rest of the time.

[@Kennynbay]

Australia has more overseas students because of its close proximity with Asia. I hope we don't start regretting when more students choose Singapore, China universities over Australian ones.

[@sunrisesunset8843]

Hey Leith, ask Sky News if you can put your KZbin account details across the bottom of the tv screen when you are getting interviewed.

[@ozevox]

australia the lucky country

[@pauldiezel4584]

NDI$$$$$$$$

[@mcviper270]

Australian uni degrees will become much less valued overseas if standards are thrown away for cash. An example is Saudi Arabia where their government pays for their citizens to study Nursing at Sydney Uni and pay double the standard fees so are a cash cow for the uni. When the graduates return to Saudi to work in hospitals some can't even do the basics as they've been passed all the way through even if they've not attended classes. The end result is Saudi hospitals are much more wary of employing a nurse with an Australian qualification. Obviously some are good students who work hard but they get the same piece of paper as the ones who didn't.

[@lornacarlos]

What else did Labor Party not lie?

[@Leonardo555ZZZ]

We need to educate Australians , who will then improve our GDP , get productive jobs and pay taxes . Not people from other countries.

[@arffadailey8055]

Won't happen. Why would you when you can earn $200000 for holding a stop go sign.

[@Leonardo555ZZZ]

@@arffadailey8055 So why doesn't everyone hold stop go signs .

[@arffadailey8055]

@@Leonardo555ZZZ there is a queue to get those jobs. & You have to sell your soul to the CMFEU.

[@Leonardo555ZZZ]

@@arffadailey8055 So perhaps people should get educated and pursue a satisfying career instead.

[@zomgoose]

Thanks again Leith!

[@adiintel1]

sounds like high corruption in university?

[@Eric-kn4yn]

change of govt which govt tweedle dee or tweedle dum

[@mikldude9376]

Well tweedle Dee ( Albanese and Co ) has proven to have made us worse off , so we definitely need to give tweedle Dee the ass ! Hopefully tweedle dum will do better ...... If not, we will give him the ass too . We will never get better if we do not sack the under performers .

[@debbie6353]

Labour lies

[@vmura]

if we understand incentives, we can determine the outcomes BUT there are unintended consequences quite perverse. 1. what groups benefit most from escalating house values? 2. what impacts does immigration have and does it correlate to 1.? 3. is inflation the key driver of home builders collapsing and does it relate to 1 and 2?

[@GoldenWaveTitans]

Higher rates also incentivise everyone to reduce spending and keep more savings in bank earning a 5%+ risk free return.

[@jg5032]

"the opposite of an export"

[@DanWhe]

The fact we have an education lobby is sick. Higher education that seeks profit over knowledge is both corrupt and ineffective.

[@user-xg7fj2bb8t]

All of a sudden Russia looks like a great place to live.........

[@wolf_zzz]

It actually really is. They also only pay 13% tax. We're paying 4 times that.

[@DanWhe]

There is a massive number of international ‘students’ applying for visas to work while ‘studying’. This directly takes Australia jobs from our own students and graduates. This exists in our biggest government funded industry - infrastructure. All major infrastructure projects is riddles with international ‘students’ who are both lacking any fundamental knowledge and taking viable jobs from Australian citizens. The UNSW is one of the worst. They have an Iranian running a graduate program with road infrastructure that only promotes Iranian students.

[@DanWhe]

Want to reduce inflation. Stop wasting tax payer money. Best way is to stop immigration, stop ‘social welfare’ spending (social welfare is equivalent to feeding wild animals, they become dependent). And massively raise the tax exempt threshold to something significant (at least $50k). And most importantly reduce government and demand resources to obtain more significant sovereign benefit. Also, include housing in CPI calculations, especially as it is a primary everyday expense, and we know this because they use interest rates to control spending!

[@fisho1288]

North Korea is looking like a better place as each week rolls on.