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BradyB 1 month ago
This violent incident proves the Global Intifada has arrived on our shores and Muslims / pro-Palestinians are now openly killing citizens in Australia 🇦🇺 image
BradyB 1 month ago
The face of evil in Australia 🇦🇺 image
BradyB 1 month ago
This is where “free Palestine” got Australia.
BradyB 1 month ago
The point I have been seeking to highlight. It’s all of them. If we take a you look at Australia’s broad money supply (M3) over the last ten years, it rose from about $1.8 trillion in 2015 to over $3.3 trillion in 2025. That’s roughly an 83% increase. Now that increase occurred across both Coalition and Labor governments. This shows money supply expansion isn’t a partisan hobby only belonging to one party, rather it’s the embedded SOP in systemic monetary and banking incentives. Any political party that doesn’t address that reality won’t ever fix the underlying problem.
BradyB 1 month ago
“For every change of money… the Prince’s profit is the community’s loss.” — Nicole Oresme, 14th century We aren’t the first peoples to be exploited. Not by a long shot.
BradyB 1 month ago
Monetary expansion is veiled theft. image
BradyB 1 month ago
If we had to refinance our national debt today at 4.763% we’re looking at $130M a day or $91k per minute. Jim and the @AustralianLabor need to go now.
BradyB 1 month ago
“He will thoroughly clean out His threshing floor” image
BradyB 1 month ago
Corrupt money creates corrupt systems and corrupt systems create a corrupt world. image
BradyB 1 month ago
“Monetary expansion consistently leads to the fall of kingdoms and empires…..”
BradyB 1 month ago
Inflation is taxation without confrontation. It lets governments pull economic energy out of the marketplace quietly, fragment blame and then avoid the accountability. People don’t revolt against what they can’t actually see especially when they’re encouraged by the mainstream media to blame each other instead.
BradyB 1 month ago
Pernicious and not well understood; INFLATION. “The value of money decreases when the supply of money increases” image
BradyB 2 months ago
The price of Money is still tight even if central banks are making small incremental adjustments. Yes, Jerome Powell has said the Fed will begin buying around $40 billion in short-dated Treasury bills. That’s about managing reserves and keeping the system running smooth, it’s not a full blown return to QE. At least not yet 🤣 Quantitative tightening is still in place and the Fed’s balance sheet remains well below its peak. Long term interest rates are still setting the tone. If liquidity were truly easing, 10-year bond yields would be falling but they aren’t.The market is still demanding higher returns for lending long term. It reflects heavy government borrowing and elevated fiscal risk. You have got to keep an eye on Japan too. Short-dated Japanese government yields, including the 2-year, have been moving ever higher. That matters because years of ultra-cheap yen funding have supported global carry trades. If those unwind, it can tighten global liquidity further and add even more pressure across bond and currency markets. We are treading water at present. I really don’t see many Australians putting global bond and liquidity signals together like this and sharing them publicly. I think people deserve to see how the system actually works. Education matters.
BradyB 2 months ago
The @RBAInfo can cut the cash rate and they can make a lot of speeches too. But what the @RBAInfo can’t do, is fight the bond market and win. Mortgages in Australia 🇦🇺 follow the AU10Y chart 📊 and they will come under increasing pressure in 26’
BradyB 2 months ago
Less than 1% of Australians watch the AU10Y Government Bond Chart and The M3 Currency Chart. We should endeavour to change that and fast 💨
BradyB 2 months ago
All @ausgov did was to make things even more dangerous for Australian children. image
BradyB 2 months ago
Thank gosh. @JEChalmers will work out a way to fire this lady but going up is the only way to start to fix the mess in Australia 🇦🇺 It simply must be coupled with a reduction in public spending at the same time. image
BradyB 2 months ago
The Australian Human Rights Commission is opposed to the under - 16 social media ban because they understand its pernicious consequences. image