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No longer creative destruction

Instead, we have destructive incompetence

7 August 2021

9:00 AM

7 August 2021

9:00 AM

No longer, as Shakespeare might have said, ‘this other Eden, demi-paradise,’ a land of gradually advancing  prosperity, based on liberty, under the rule of law, a parliamentary democracy with responsible government, and living with the creative destruction that only prospers under free enterprise, private property and limited government, Australia was some years ago ago sold out by those whom the people trusted, the politicians and the elites, to Beijing’s genocidal thugs.

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