Gerard Rennick
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Authorised G. Rennick, Chermside QLD 4032.
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This is an earlier speech I gave in the Senate where I outlined how the Hawke/Keating government left future generations in debt, with no infrastructure and a bad education. Their policies that destroyed Australia can be outlined as follows: 1) The Tasmanian Dams decision meant that States were unable to build Infrastructure, particularly in the regions, because Federal left wing bureaucrats were given the power to block projects on any environmental or cultural grounds due to the Foreign Treaties power in the Constitution. 2) Keating lifted capital controls that saw private foreign debt lift from $8 billion to $800 billion in 23 years inflating the price of houses and forcing two parents to work to meet mortgage repayments. 3) John Button abolished tariffs on manufacturing that destroyed the sector and critical trade skills vital to the sovereignty of a country. 4) John Dawkins introduced HECs that used taxpayer funds to fund Universities with no quality assurance around education levels or employment placements. Our children have subsequently become broke and brainwashed and saddled with large debs and few employment prospects. 5) Paul Keating introduced compulsory superannuation (it was 10% when I gave this speech) that robbed people on low to median incomes of all of their savings making it impossible for young people to buy a house. I have been the only politician to call out the devastating impacts of the Hawke/Keating legacy. You won’t see Labor/Liberal/Greens or One Nation ever explain how we got into this mess or how to get out of it. We will unwind this devastating polices by making superannuation voluntary and expanding the apprenticeship places funded by increasing fees on foreign students. We will also hold a Federation Convention to remove the ambiguous responsibilities between State and Federal Governments so much need Infrastructure can be built. That’s why I ask you to support today.
Gerard Rennick31,553 Aufrufe • vor 2 Tagen
Speaking of Intelligence Agencies, it’s been revealed this week that the FBI stopped the Border Protection Agency from examining Peter Daszak, the Head of Eco Health over his connections to the origins of Covid. 👇 More files have been released this week showing that the authors of the Covid paper that debunked the lab leak theory didn’t believe their own lies. It’s another example of Western Intelligence Agencies are actively undermining the people they are meant to serve. •••••••••••••• “On February 2, 2021, a national targeting security specialist at U.S. Customs and Border Protection's National Targeting Center circulated a referral to colleagues across the agency. The subject was Peter Daszak, president of EcoHealth Alliance, scheduled to land at John F. Kennedy International Airport three days later aboard Qatar Airways flight 701 from Doha, arriving 2:25 p.m. He was returning from the World Health Organization's mission to Wuhan investigating the origins of SARS-CoV-2. The referral asked that Daszak be considered for a Tactical Terrorism Response Team examination - a secondary inspection that can include questioning and a review of electronic devices. Which, now we know, never happened. Senator Rand Paul, chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, released the underlying records Monday. They show CBP flagged Daszak as "an extremely high person of interest," built out a formal targeting event, and then stood down two days before his flight at the request of the FBI's New York Field Office.”
Gerard Rennick13,340 Aufrufe • vor 3 Tagen
Great analysis from Sam Bamford in this clip highlighting how Labor does use immigration to harvest votes and that the ABC openly acknowledges this. Mass migration doesn't just put pressure on Infrastructure and essential services. Albanese and the Labor party are clearly selling Australia for votes. Another shameful example of how it's anything but Australia First when it comes to Labor. As the respected business journal Macrobusiness points out, Albanese is recognising subpar job qualifications from migrants in particular Indians, when it comes to work visas and quote: 👇 "The Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited India last month to sign a with counterpart Narendra Modi to expand work rights and immigration for Indians to Australia. Under the Mechanism for Mutual Recognition of Qualifications, “Indian qualifications will be recognised in Australia”. This agreement, which was clearly drafted by India requires Australia to recognise all Indian: •Senior secondary education qualifications awarded by a relevant board or council of senior secondary education or awarded by any other authority empowered by the Government of India. •Technical and vocational education and training qualifications awarded by institutions approved by the All-lndia Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and/ or National Council for Vocational Education and Training (NCVET) and/or its equivalent body and State Councils for Vocational Training (SCVT). •Higher education qualifications awarded by institutions authorised by the University Grants Commission (UGC), the All-lndia Council for Technical Education (AICTE), the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE), as well as other equivalent bodies. In summary, graduates from Indian tertiary institutions will now be allowed to work in Australia on the same terms as local graduates. India’s tertiary education system is far inferior to Australia’s, with their best university ranked at a lowly 415th in the world. India is renowned for churning out degree shovelware and fake qualifications whose holders will now be able to work in Australia under this mutual recognition agreement. This week, Bloomberg published an alarming report on India’s “worthless college degrees” that serves as a harbinger of what is in store for Australia under Anthony Albanese’s mutual recognition agreement with India."
Gerard Rennick31,130 Aufrufe • vor 14 Tagen
“They (the bureaucrats) are doing things that aren’t in the country’s best interests - we are rewarding offshore ownership instead of rewarding onshore ownership.” No bureaucracy has rewarded offshore ownership more than the RBA which has outsourced control of credit to foreign banks. This along with reckless government spending has caused inflation to spike. So it’s ironic watching RBA staff complain about inflation in regard to their own pay rises which is well above average to begin with. 👇 Surely the RBA executives at least, should have their wages inversely linked to inflation to encourage them to lower it. ••••••••••••••• “Reserve Bank staff have rejected a proposed 9.5 per cent pay rise, sending governor Michele Bullock back to the bargaining table as she urges wage restraint across the economy and grapples with mounting cost pressures at the central bank. The union is demanding the RBA enshrine work-from-home rights in the central bank’s enterprise bargaining agreement. It has also called for a 12.5 per cent pay increase over three years, and an inflation-protection mechanism that would have triggered additional pay rises if prices rose faster than wages. FSU national secretary Julia Angrisano said RBA employees had sent a resounding message that they would not accept an agreement that left their wages falling “dangerously behind” inflation or comparable employers.”
Gerard Rennick13,597 Aufrufe • vor 7 Tagen
The last thing anyone should do is give more powers to the RBA. 👇 Yet that is exactly what One Nation is proposing. If making the RBA independent was the solution to our problems then why has Australia's economy gone backwards since it was granted full independence in 1996. There are numerous examples where the RBA has recklessly inflated spending such as Covid only to then impose a credit crunch to rein in their own stupidity. Furthermore we do not need to give more powers to unelected officials, especially central bankers. Don't get me wrong, you can't trust politicians when it comes to spending your money either but at least you get to vote them out. As seen in estimates the RBA is heavily influenced by the International Bank of Settlements, the most insidious globalist organisation on the planet. Not to mention the unwillingness of the RBA to repatriate our gold bars from the Bank of England. The idea that One Nation wants to give the RBA more powers goes to show when it comes to economic management, they have no idea as to what they are doing. It also makes a mockery of their claim to be standing up to globalist organisations. This is just another reason to vote for People First. We will control inflation by building infrastructure and cut government waste without the RBA holding our hands. If you want the real solution to our problems sign up today at ••••••••• "One Nation treasury spokesman Barnaby Joyce has signalled a radical reshaping of the Reserve Bank of Australia as one of the party’s top priorities, arguing that the institution should have powers to pressure governments to reduce inflation. The government has moved to making a Reserve Bank less independent. I believe it’s got to go in the completely opposite direction – more independent. And I think, in that discussion, the bank must clearly state: this is the target money the government should be putting into the economy."
Gerard Rennick20,612 Aufrufe • vor 13 Tagen
Stop lying Albanese “The Australian Labor Party has formally enshrined support for Welcome to Country and Acknowledgement of Country ceremonies in its updated draft national platform." V "Foreign investors and superannuation funds will typically pay much lower capital gains tax on non-property assets in Australia than local individuals, as a result of the Albanese government’s budget changes which widen the tax gap between different investors. As Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Tuesday continued to defend the proposed changes to CGT, saying Labor was about “a fair go for first home buyers”, local investors said the government was offering a better deal to big super funds and investors living abroad compared with individuals at home." ••••••••••• This word salad from Albanese really goes to show why he is unfit to lead the country. After saying he has never focused on culture wars he then goes on a mind bending semantic word salad about entering countries and welcoming people to their own homes. In other words he contradicted his initial statement by engaging in culture wars. Albanese has always been a culture warrior for the simple reason he has no real solutions to fix the economic malaise the Australian economy is in. In fact he seems determined to punish hard working Australians by imposing higher taxes on them than foreigners and his mates in the Superannuation industry. As Prime Minister for Australia he should rise above the culture war rhetoric and instead unify the nation by focusing on what all Australians want - greater prosperity and a better life for their children. He should focus on lower taxes, less regulation and more efficient government spending. At People First we know that the best way to make people welcome in their own country is to through better economic management of the economy so they can own a home. Sign up today at if you agree.
Gerard Rennick24,364 Aufrufe • vor 16 Tagen
I’m out on my brothers property this week in Western Queensland with limited reception so taking a short break from politics. We came accross this guy this morning. At first I thought he might have been a venomous breed but Dad reckons he’s a python. He’s certainly much better looking than the kind found in Canberra. Anyone got any ideas?
Gerard Rennick132,862 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten
If the Albanese government was serious about exploitation by foreign investors in Australias housing market, they would ensure that buyers have to provide their tax file number to their conveyance lawyer upon purchasing a property. The idea that the ATO can thoroughly match stamp duty payments with a buyers citizenship papers is unrealistic as this clip confirms. It's a pity the ATO didn't crack down on offshore profit shifting with the same vigour it cracked down on small businesses. As the attached article highlights • $35 billion in losses have been claimed by foreign property investors which begs the question as to how much in income hasn't been declared. People First will ban non-citizens from buying residential property (along with Agriculture and Infrastructure). For existing properties owned by foreigners we will request that Real Estate agents withhold 50% of rental payments made to landlords who fail to provide a tax file number to stop offshore profit shifting. We will also charge a minimum 30% on profits from rental properties. Learn more at ••••••••••••••••• "The Australian Taxation Office released its 2024 financial year data in June, and it shows more than 34,000 nonresidents claimed net rent losses worth a combined $473m. It's almost four times the number of Australians who signed up as rentvestors in the same year. The loss entitles the owner to a reduction in the tax on their rental income, but for super wealthy internationals getting rent from multiple properties or with other income it opens the door to a negative gearing claim. Over the past decade, the total for rental losses claimed in tax returns by non-residents was $35bn. Across the same timeline the tax data shows $68.6bn in rent interest deductions were also claimed, as well as $10.5bn in rent capital works deductions and even $65bn in "other" rental deductions.
Gerard Rennick18,078 Aufrufe • vor 12 Tagen
Which part of "Australians are sick of Foreign Investment" does Gina Rinehart not understand? On Thursday, Gina Rinehart gave a speech that Pauline Hanson attended, where she called for tax breaks and free land for Elon Musk, Taiwan and Israel. (Link in comments.) It's worth noting Rinehart just invested heavily in Musks new Space X company. To be shilling for the world's richest man is shameful and embarrassing. To say her views are alarming is an understatement. Australia's biggest political donar wants to treat Australia as nothing but an economic zone in which her billionaire friends and foreign countries can exploit. It's not the first time Rinehart has sold Australia out. She has previously publicly supported multiculturalism and importing foreign workers along with entering a joint venture to buy the Kidman properties with the Chinese. Australia needs to stand on its own two feet. That is why the Australian People's Party has a policy to introduce both an Infrastructure Bank and a Military Apprenticeship Scheme to fund and resource our own security needs. I am calling on One Nation to refund the money that they have taken from Gina Rinehart. For the last thirty years One Nation has pretended to be against foreign investment yet are now taking money from someone that is clearly in support of it. If Pauline Hanson refuses to do this then she can't be trusted - plain and simple. If you want a party that isn't backed by billionaires and won't give Australia away please sign up today at
Gerard Rennick49,629 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
“I am pleased to announce that People First has this week signed a Memorandum of Understanding to merge with the Australian Citizens Party. The name of the new party will be the Australian Peoples Party. The combined entity will have over 6,000 members which will provide a strong foundation to grow the party though grassroots campaigning, strong policy advocacy and further mergers. It is expected the name change will take about three months depending on the AEC, provided there are no objections from other political parties. The name change was forced upon the Party by People First Bank who were given permission by the Federal Court to pursue myself in court regarding their trademark over the next 12 months culminating in a trial that could take up to three days. While I believe the case had no merit, I could not afford the time, money or uncertainty that such a protracted trial would bring. Once the name is confirmed by the AEC, it is our intention to go on a National Roadshow to promote our policies. We will be gradually updating our logo, website, social media and other forms of branding over the next few months so I ask for your patience as this occurs. I cannot stress enough just how important it is a minor party to hold major parties to account. All major parties become influenced by lobbyists, vested interests and career staffers, who put their own interest above that of our country and our people. We are committed to getting our members into the Senate to hold the Government and bureaucracy to account. Anthony Albanese's budget failed to provide cost of living relief, or solutions that will rectify the structural imbalances of the economy. The Peoples Party has the solutions to deal with these issues. That is why we would love your support by signing up at Thanks to all our members who have been working hard this year promoting the party. I really appreciate your efforts in building a machine to beat the machine.
Gerard Rennick49,097 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
If you want to see just how much control the Israel lobby has over Australia's mainstream media then the MSM's complete silence in regard to comments made by Gina Rinehart about giving free land and tax breaks to foreign entities is a perfect case in point. Despite the uproar on social media, the silence on the mainstream media is deafening. When Australia's richest person and largest political donar publicly suggests giving our country away for free, you would think it would make headlines wouldn't you! Especially since Rineharts connection to One Nation has been in the news on a such a regular basis and the viewpoint is the anthesis of what One Nation stands for. Yet all we get is crickets, with the one exception of another billionaire sellout in Rupert Murdoch, who also supports the idea via his sock puppets on Sky News. To be clear the Australian People's Party opposes foreign investment of Australias infrastructure, farmland and residential land. We will build, own and operate our own infrastructure and develop technology without giving away our own sovereignty. Furthermore Australia doesn’t spend $17 billion a year on Tertiary education just to import foreign technology. We once built Lucas Heights in the 1950’s and exported nuclear medicine to world. Why can’t we develop our own technology now? What is One Nations position on Rineharts views - Australians deserve transparency on this issue. To be fair you can't accuse Rinehart of being a shapeshifter. Her CEO of Agriculture is Adam Giles. He was the Northern Territory Chief Minister that sold the Darwin port to the Chinese. She also outbid Australian farming families to buy the Kidman properties in a 66/33 joint venture with the Chinese. She first rose to notoriety when she was the first willing user of the Enterprise Migration Agreement introduced by Chris Bowen that would import workers to work on her mines. This is not a person who should be influencing Australian politicians.
Gerard Rennick41,041 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
“Netflix posted $1.47 billion in revenue in Australia in 2025, $1.35 billion of which was sent overseas as “distribution fees” to its parent entities. After its offshore fees, Netflix Australia had $119 million in revenue and $20 million in profit. It paid $16 million in income tax and paid a dividend of $41 million. This allows them to transfer vast amounts of money abroad, very little of which is taxable in Australia. Netflix had an effective local profit margin of 1.4 per cent of its total Australian revenue. “A distribution fee is paid by the company under this agreement, and the operating margin retained by the company is an arm’s length return in accordance with the Netflix Group’s transfer pricing policy,” the accounts say. There is no suggestion of wrongdoing by Netflix.” •••••••••••••• Globalists often talk about tariffs and how bad they are for free trade, but you rarely hear them complain about reverse tariffs whereby multinational companies can send profits offshore at tax rates much lower than onshore tax rates. Netflix has a local operating profit margin of 1.4% while their worldwide operating profit (see accounts in comments) was 28%. Multinationals get away with shifting so much money offshore because of our tax treaties allow them by setting withholding tax rates well below the onshore company tax rate. For example the withholding tax on royalties paid to the U.S. is just 5%. (See link below) Netflix can save 25% in every dollar it transfers offshore. So 25 cents on $1.35 billion transferred offshore is $338 million in lost company tax to Australia. To be fair to Netflix, some of the fees paid offshore should be offset by production costs but not at rate of 98.6% in the dollar. I.e 1.4% margin. is the only party that understands transfer pricing. We will apply a 25% withholding tax on all offshore payments that exceed the operating profit ratio of its worldwide entity.
Gerard Rennick64,225 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
If Australia wants to start heading in the right direction then reforming our tax system has to be of the highest priority. Our tax base is severely eroded because our tax act allows foreign companies to pay less tax than Australian companies making all Australians poorer. What's so frustrating about all of this is that Treasury and the ATO are aware of this issue and does nothing about it, yet are more than happy to increase taxes on Australians. It beggars belief for example that the ATO has not updated our tax treaty with Ireland since 1983 as billions of dollars are being sent there by Multinationals to avoid paying tax in Australia. If you want to back a party that can actually fix this problem without needing the assistance of the bureaucracy then please sign up today at
Gerard Rennick26,419 Aufrufe • vor 21 Tagen
How is it that this guy was able to indicated on so many charges at childcare centres? 👇 If this isn't enough evidence that we need a complete overhaul of childcare I don't know what is. The first that needs to change is that childcare should be paid directly to parents rather than directly to childcare centres. Judging by their poor supervision record they should be an option of last resort, not the first cab off the rank. If you want more help in raising your own children the way you want then sign up today at •••••••••••• "The reasons why a childcare worker accused of sexually abusing more than 136 children worked at or visited scores of centres have been revealed by investigators. He now faces a total of 329 charges after he was hit with more than 100 fresh charges last week, making him one of the country’s worst alleged child abusers. Detectives have so far identified 136 alleged victims from 121 families across Sydney, with Australian Federal Police Acting Commander Luke Needham saying officers were still trying to identify a further potential 22. A list of the centres Mr Tait worked at or visited, including five locations where the AFP allege the offending occurred, has been published online. It had earlier listed 62 centres. Investigators have now released details of why Mr Tait attended the 59 centres."
Gerard Rennick13,342 Aufrufe • vor 10 Tagen
Just a follow up to this mornings post. One of Fauci’s co-conspirators was Australia’s very own Edward Holmes who has received millions of taxpayers dollars to engage in Gain of Function research. 🔬 Edward Holmes co-authored the notorious Origins of Covid paper in Lancet that dismissed the theory that Covid was created in a laboratory and instead insisted that the virus came from nature. When I asked the National Health and Research Council about Holmes involvement in the coverup and why they continue to award this guy millions dollars, the bureaucrat was allowed to give his opinion which was a violation of the Senate standing orders. Instead of being told to retract his statement, the Chair allowed it to stand and instead shut me down. It’s criminal what the Australian government did to the Australian people and it’s criminal that Edward Holmes isn’t behind bars. The fact that Fauci turned to Holmes to cover up the origins of Covid, a scientist on the other side of the world, so soon after the outbreak can only mean one thing - Edward Holmes was an intelligence asset who colluded not just with Fauci, but our Intelligence Agencies to cover up the origins of Covid. This tells us that rather than seek out the truth and defend Australians, our own Intelligence Agencies are working against the Australian people.
Gerard Rennick59,538 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten
There is no place in the Defence force for Welcome to Country. It’s absolute insult to ignore the sacrifices of our past and present servicemen, only to then acknowledge the “traditional owners of the land.” The new chief of the Army should acknowledge all troops past and present regardless of race and prioritise their welfare rather than woke ideology.
Gerard Rennick73,739 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten
Did you know: The mRNA in Moderna’s vaccine is three times heavier than the mRNA in Pfizer’s vaccine!? Furthermore the mRNA sequence between the two is also different. Why? Either there’s a right amount or a wrong amount of mRNA and a right sequence or a wrong sequence of mRNA. The fact that Moderna and Pfizer Inc. are using different vaccines but claim to make the same spike protein tells you one, if not both are playing games with your health here! Furthermore there is nothing speculative about asking why the vaccine causes myocarditis. It’s called “Do no harm.” Genuine medical professionals would never speculate as to the side effect of a medical treatment. #auspol TGA Australia
Gerard Rennick556,440 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren
Despite claiming the vaccine was effective in preventing infection, Pfizer can’t explain why over 10 million people in Australia caught Covid less than 10 months after opening international borders. The excuse by Pfizer that the virus mutated doesn’t cut it. Unlike other pathogens such as bacteria and double stranded DNA viruses (smallpox), single stranded mRNA viruses mutate very easily. That’s why the design of the vaccine in regards to efficacy was flawed from the start because it needed it build up resistance to all 29 proteins in the Covid virus (I said vaccine in the clip - my apologies). Instead the vaccine only protects against the spike protein meaning that there was no protection against the other 28 proteins. As a result, the moment the spike protein mutated the vaccine became ineffective against the new mutation. Not to mention the speed at which antibodies and T Cells dropped off at 35 days in regards to the original strain. Spending money on a vaccine with such a short immune response but significant and unknown safety risks is reckless. #auspol Jikkyleaks 🐭
Gerard Rennick551,551 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren
The TGA finally admit myocarditis is an autoimmune response which means the vaccine causes autoimmune issues. Given biodistribution studies showed vaccine lipids entered all body organs this means all organs are at risk of autoimmune responses. No wonder Pfizer didn’t test for autoimmune responses in their trials! Is it just me or do others struggle to remember any mention of Covid causing myocarditis before the vaccine rollout. I seem to recall the initial hysteria was around Covid causing cytokine storms and respiratory problems with lots of pictures of people (young people at that) lying in bed with a ventilator struggling to breathe. Not pictures of people clutching hearts. Furthermore and I’m annoyed I didn’t ask this question how do health authorities know that people who had Covid didn’t actually get myocarditis from the vaccine given most of the adult population was vaccinated. It’s all to convenient to blame myocarditis on Covid, yet the authorities never tested the distribution and degradation of the vaccine spike protein so how can they rule out the vaccine having caused myocarditis for those who caught Covid. Let’s not forget the vaccine was codon optimised to increase the expression of spike protein, and the lipids were designed to enter all cells not just those with an ACE receptor. Given these enhancements increased the potency of the vaccine, I fail to see how the vaccine isn’t more toxic and dangerous than the virus. Finally, the TGA claim only 2 in 100,000 doses cause myocarditis from the vaccine. This is rubbish . That would mean only 1,200 people in Australia have myocarditis. I myself have spoken to hundreds of people who got it after the vaccine. #auspol TGA Australia #pfizer #moderna
Gerard Rennick507,710 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren