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Per Matt Canavan: “It's been revealed that the Government has made over $2 billion of unlawful payments. If a company had done this, they would have had to disclose the mistake as soon as possible. But the Government sat on the error for months and then buried it in...

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Labor's budget has revealed that this government is blowing more than 364 million dollars on Anthony Albanese's unnecessary, divisive, race-based Voice referendum. Never in the history of this country has so much money been wasted on a referendum Australia shouldn’t even be having. There is no question this referendum is bitterly dividing Australia, and dividing indigenous Australia too. And there is no doubt this will be the most expensive referendum exercise ever. Added to the 75 million in the October Budget, this means taxpayers are forking out more than 400 million dollars for the Prime Minister’s personal vanity project. The last referendum in 1999 cost approximately 67 million dollars – adjusted for inflation, today it would have cost about 124 million dollars. There’s every reason to believe the extra money is being banked to fund the voice, which in their arrogance Labor will legislate even when the Australian people reject it. That’s why the ‘no’ vote must be overwhelming, and send the clear message to Labor that Australians will not permit them to create a voice. The money also includes more than 10 million to “increase mental health supports” for Aborigines during the referendum period. Typical Labor hypocrisy. They’ve halved the mental health support for everyone else at a time when nearly all Australians are struggling with the legacy of pandemic lockdowns, the cost of living and the housing crisis. We won’t ever get a straight answer from this government about why this racist referendum is costing more than three times what it should. That’s because this government has never considered itself accountable to the Australian people, and never will.

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This is going to blow your mind 🚨 Elon Musk tells Joe Rogan during his interview, the government payment system called ‘PAM’ processes $5 trillion dollars a year, that’s a BILLION DOLLARS AN HOUR It’s setup in a way to process “Basically UNTRACEABLE BLANK CHECKS — This is the kind of thing that if it was done as a public company, the company would be immediately delisted and the executive team would be thrown in prison.” - Just with a basic search of the Social Security database there were 20 million dead people marked as alive — Some of them were getting money - Elon Musk “was trying to get an answer right before the show” but was unable to exact figures - Elon Musk says “Most of the fraud is not coming from social security payments directly, but because they're marked as alive in the social security database, they can then get disability unemployment, sort of fake medical payments and other things because they're marked as alive in the social security database (BUT THE’RE DEAD) - The systems between Social Security, payments systems, government databases, medical payments, these systems don’t communicate between each other, “They don't talk to each other, they talk to each other very poorly in a very limited way. So the way that the system gets exploited is by taking advantage of the the poor communication between the various databases in the government” Here’s where it gets REALLY crazy There is a government payment that’s processed $5 TRILLION DOLLARS a year, that’s A BILLION DOLLARS AN HOUR “To give you an example of like what's happening in say Treasury, which is improving rapidly the main payments computer's called PAM, Payment Accounts Database or something like that. But everyone calls a PAM that's responsible for almost $5 trillion of payments a year, roughly a billion dollars an hour. When we came there, we're looking at this payment. The payments have no, you could put a payment through with no payment categorization code and no description on the payment, like basically untraceable blank checks.” “This is the kind of thing that if it was done as a public company, the company would be immediately delisted and the executive team would be thrown in prison.”

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