Summary of the Fighting Platform

1. We must implement a bankruptcy reorganisation of the global financial system as prescribed by American physical economist Lyndon LaRouche, led by a Four Powers Agreement among the U.S., Russia, China, and India to break the back of the British imperial monetarist system centered in London and Wall Street, in order to implement a global Glass-Steagall banking standard to end speculation; and a New Bretton Woods international credit system with fixed exchange rates.
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2. We must establish an Australian Republic, in which the people directly elect the President, with codified executive powers, and in which the power to issue money and control the economy is kept out of the hands of private agencies and lies only with the people, through their elected representatives.

3. We must establish a National Bank and State Banks to provide loans at 2% or less to agriculture (family farms), industry and for infrastructure development.
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4. We must repeal all the recent fascist laws that have taken away the civil rights of Australians, These include anti-union, “anti-terrorism”, and “racial vilification” laws, among others.

5.We must immediately halt the privatisation of Commonwealth and State assets and regulatory bodies, and the reversal of past privatisations wherever necessary for the public good.
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6. We must immediately implement a moratorium on foreclosures of family homes and farms, as provided for in the CEC’s Homeowners and Bank Protection Bill 2007, to protect the people from the fall-out of the global financial crisis, while the debt is reorganised.
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7. We must eliminate the disastrous National Competition Policy at both Federal and State levels.
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8. We must eliminate the Goods and Services Tax, which is a regressive tax which hits poor and working class Australians the hardest. A National Banking-centered, rapidly expanding physical economy will provide all the tax revenue we need.
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9. We must nationalise Australia's oil and gas, and huge mineral resources for the Common Good. This will stop the Anglo-Dutch raw materials cartel from exploiting Australia’s resources for their global power and profit, and instead value those resources for their physical economic utility. To ensure all Australians share in the wealth, the resources will be processed in Australia, and value-added for export, as well as greatly-expanded domestic use (see point 11).
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10.We must dramatically expand resources to State public health facilities, so that all who need health care will receive it promptly.
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11. We must dramatically upgrade State and Federal infrastructure, in water projects, energy production (centered upon nuclear power), railways (emphasising high-speed trains), schools and hospitals, roads and other needed infrastructure to provide urgently needed facilities, new jobs and to serve as the driver for general economic recovery. We must also launch an Australian space program, to be a science-driver for the economy. These projects more than pay for themselves by the economic activity they generate.
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12. We must wage a real war on drugs. The present "harm minimisation" policy is a disaster, which merely expands drug usage. The war on drugs must be fought with all the weapons of war, including international cooperation to destroy the drug crops at their source—which requires reversing the current military policy of protecting the poppy fields of Afghanistan—and dramatically expanded physical and human resources to our police and other enforcement bodies. Most importantly, the drug cartels presently launder an estimated $10 billion per year through Australia's banks, without whose cooperation the drug trade could not function; these banks, who have also financed the decriminalisation/legalisation lobby in this country, must be pursued ruthlessly.

13. We must establish generous immigration quotas, for the same reason which the Labor Party welcomed the "new Australians" after World War II—to help build our nation. From the very beginning, Australia has been a nation of hope and opportunity for people of many nationalities and religious backgrounds. While the CEC is opposed to the pious fraud known as "multiculturalism", because it pits one group against another, we warmly welcome those coming here to make a better life for themselves and their families. They will help build Australia (which will suffer a severe labor shortage as the rest of this platform is implemented), just as other generations of immigrants have done.
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