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Hi, I'm Jay Fallon. Thank you for listening to the
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Slippery Slope. So I've spoken before about what
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I believe my Christian beliefs. I would be what people would
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describe as, I think, a born again Christian.
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I believe in the Bible. I believe the Bible.
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The Bible lays out some pretty out there scenarios and says,
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hey, this is where we're going, this is the world where the
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world is heading. And you know, I think some
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people might find that some of these scenarios are fairly
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they're fairly out there, however.
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When you look at the world, what's going on in the world
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around us, these scenarios that the Bible lays out for us make a
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lot more sense. When you can look at the things
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that are happening, we're getting told every day on the
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news and you sit, they go, wow, just kind of lines up with what
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the Bible says. The Bible says we're going to go
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in this direction or kind of paces picture, hey.
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This is where the world's going to end up and these things are
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going to happen along the way and these we're going to have
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this kind of setup happening. And The thing is you can see it
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happening before our eyes. Now this there's a couple of
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things that the Bible talks of and I look I I don't get into a
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lot of theology because I'm not a theologian.
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I'm not a pastor. I I didn't go to Bible college.
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I don't study and I don't want to lead people down the garden
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path if. If you want to know more about
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the Bible, I would suggest you go and listen to someone go and
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like Jack Hibbs or Tom Hughes or Don Stewart and read the Bible
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yourself and none of the yeah anyway do that.
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OK Anyway, so the Bible has these scenarios that it lays out
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and a couple of things are. That it lays out in the Book of
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Revelation that hell, you know, the world is going to end up in
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this, this massive global economic catastrophe basically.
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And that we're going to have this, this one world government,
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one world leader, the economy is going to be controlled minutely,
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you know, controlled to the, the minus degree.
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Put it that way. And that people cannot buy or
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sell unless they have this, this mark the beast and that kind of
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thing on the end. You know, everyone would know
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the story about the the mark being 666 and this kind of
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thing. So you know, you cannot buy or
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sell unless you have this mark. But it shows that we're going to
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have this totalitarian government that that controls
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the market. And if you don't go along with
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it, if you do not worship, if you do not buy into their
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propaganda, well. You know what?
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Well, you're going to die. That's what the Bible says.
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But another thing the Bible also talks about is that we're going
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to get into this this time frame where people, they'll be so
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taken over by their lusts and their desires and chasing after
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things that they know and not right.
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They know we're not good. God basically just takes his
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hand off of them. And it's like every decision
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that they make. Is just absolutely silly.
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They cannot, can no longer make wise decisions.
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Everything is foolish and I've spoken a bit about this before
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and this is one of the things, one of my issues.
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When I was talking about how I see the police going in the
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state, obviously I was a police officer in the state where I
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live, Queensland Police Service, and I'm not going to.
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Talk specifically about people but leadership.
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But it just seems like to me they they can know there's no
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wise decision that can be made anymore.
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Every decision you sit there scratching your head going you
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keep hell, why why are you doing this?
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That is just you're not going to fix the problem.
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You're making the problem worse. They they make one decision say
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hey. Look at this.
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We're going to bring in this. It all collapses, it fails.
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And then they say, oh, we can fix it, we can do this.
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And you sit the goal, but you can't.
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That's not going to fix it. That is absolutely stupid.
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That's reckless. There's nothing wise about the
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decisions, foolishness, it seems like.
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And the thing for me is I look at it.
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This is just the the marker cosm.
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Micro part of it, you know, this is one part of leadership in a
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very small area in the world where the leadership cannot make
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a wise decision. And then you look at that in the
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macro from the from a global point of view and leaders all
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over the world, they something's wrong and they cannot make wise
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decisions. I believe it's because this is
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what the Bible says that they are so.
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So Adam, it's that there is no God pushing away God, even
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though even though the proof is all around them, the proof was
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within their own body that they say not, there is no God, man is
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God. We are just part of evolution
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and they worship the created rather than the creators, which
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is what it talks about in the book of Romans, Romans, chapter
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one, And we see them, you know, and this is what the whole
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climate change issue is all about.
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Worshipping the created. Worshipping the creature rather
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than the creator God. Now some of you are sitting
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there going. I didn't come here to listen to
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Bible talk from you, Jay, but I'm telling you all this because
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you know, you know there's something wrong in the world.
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You know that there's something not right.
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I'm sitting here talking about how these we have these leaders
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who cannot make wise decisions. They just make absolutely
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foolish decisions. And you know, that's why you're
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sitting here listening a lot for more.
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You think, yeah, yeah, we, we know.
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You're right. But we don't want to listen to
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the Bible talk. Well, listen, I I've got to talk
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about this. I heard the story yesterday.
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And to me this is just a another example of foolish, absolutely
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crazy decisions going down here in Australia.
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I think it's all wrapped up in what I talked about with Romans
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one people worshipping the create said rather than the
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creator worshipping creatures we've been sold this lie of
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global change, global warm warming.
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You know carbon, carbon dioxide, one of the the building blocks.
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Carbon, one of the building blocks for life.
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We always hear that that phrase it's a building block and yet
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and. Scientists, you can check this
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out for yourself. I won't get into detail.
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You can find the information very easily.
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Scientists believe that in earlier stages in in the globe,
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in global history, the amount of carbon in the atmosphere was
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exponentially higher and it was good for the world.
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It helps things grow and but now they're telling us.
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Carbon is really low compared to what it was in the past, but if
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it goes any higher, we're all doomed.
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It's a big fat lie. It is a big fat lie.
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And they're using it. They're using this lie okay to
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hot to maneuver the world so they can.
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So they can manipulate maneuver, so they can control in the long
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run. Now this all plays out, like I
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said, to what I believe the Bible already describes in in
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the Book of Revelation. I'll get back to what I wanted
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to talk to you about today. And I heard this story yesterday
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and it was about the price of eggs going up in Australia to
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possibly $15 a carton. Now at the moment, as if the
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with the rest of the world we have, we're in the midst of this
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inflation problem and you know the government's talking about
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ways it can tackle inflation. Obviously we have the Reserve
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Bank. They've decided, hey, let's just
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screw the people as hard as we can and raise interest rates
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hard and fast, quick, let's do it.
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The problem is we've also got the Australian government which
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are making all these decisions, which are making, which is
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making inflation a lot harder Now as with everything else, OK,
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I am not, I'm not an expert on the economy, but you know, I can
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read English and I can think a little bit logically.
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So let's go into. Share this with you so you can
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read so you can see what I'm reading.
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First off, we'll go into an explanation.
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An explanation of what inflation is, the causes of inflation.
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This is from the website for the Reserve Bank.
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Of Australia. OK, the rba.gov dot au causes of
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inflation. Inflation is an increase in the
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prices of goods and services. The most well known indicator of
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inflation is the Consumer Price Index, which measures the
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percentage change in the price of a basket of goods and
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services consumed by households. The CPI is the measurement of
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inflation used by the Reserve Bank of Australia and its
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inflation target. I'll go down a little further.
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One to avoid too much causes of inflation.
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You've got three causes, they say.
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Three main that's grouped into broad categories.
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You've got first one, demand and pull.
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Second cost push, and the third inflation expectations.
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So as their name suggests, demand pull inflation is caused
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by developments on the demand side of the economy, while cost
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pull inflation is caused by the effect of high input costs on
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the supply side of the economy. Inflation can also result from
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from inflation expectations. That is, what households and
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businesses think will happen to prices in the future can
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influence actual prices in the future.
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These different causes of inflation are considered by the
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Reserve Bank when it analyzes and forecasts inflation.
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So you've got demand. Pull arises when the total
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demand for goods and services aggregate demand.
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Increases to exceed the supply of goods and services that can
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be sustainably produced. Sustainably produced.
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The excess demand puts upward pressure on prices across a
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broad range of goods and services and ultimately leads to
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an increase in inflation. That is, it pulls inflation.
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Higher Aggregate demand might increase.
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Because there's an increase in spending by consumers, business
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or governments, or an increase in net exports.
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As a result, demand for goods and services will increase
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relative to their supply, providing scope for firms to
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increase prices. OK, talk about all this because
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yesterday, this is just a brief overview.
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OK, you read it for yourself, Check out.
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So we see these decisions made by government.
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Made by the government and you're sitting there going there
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and they make these decisions saying, hey, we're going to do
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these things and we have to do it because of climate change or
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we have to do it because the poor chickens, the pork hairs,
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the poor sheep, whatever. Oh, we have to do it because,
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you know, now the sheep fart too much, the cattle fart too much
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and that's causing methane to go into the air, you know, which
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causes climate change. You're all going to die because
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of climate change, cause too much carbon in the air, which,
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you know, years past it helped, helped everyone and helped
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things grow, but now it's going to kill you all because the
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world's going to be flooded. So obviously we have to make
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decisions which will cause. Prices to go up, which will
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cause inflation. This is what they do.
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And then they tell you you can't do anything about it.
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You can't talk about it because what?
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You don't believe in climate change?
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Are you a freaking idiot? You have to believe in climate
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change. We're all going to die.
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We're telling you, you have to believe in climate change.
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And then no one can argue when they decide to put up the price
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of eggs and why they're putting up the price of eggs because
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caged. Caged chickens, poor little
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chicken. They don't get me wrong.
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I love. I've got a couple of chickens.
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I've got a couple of chickens. My wife loves the chickens.
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My granddaughter absolutely loves chickens.
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She's Cray Cray for them. And I appreciate the fact that
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they lay eggs and you know, they're not in tiny little cages
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or whatever. We treat them.
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My wife treats them. Very well.
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A little too well I think. But anyway, they produce eggs,
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so that's all that matters to me.
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So this story came out yesterday.
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I'm sorry but being long winded today.
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I just, I think it's sometimes you need to really explain
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things and why you believe what you believe.
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This headline fears price of a dozen eggs could climb as high
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as $15. The story I was watching the
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interview on the Today program with, I think it was.
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Carl, Stephen, over yesterday, You know, and they're talking
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about it and as if, you know, we want to, we've made this
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decision, government's made this, this decision which we'll
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get about, talk about and you know, people just going to have
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to suck it up and it's going to cause the price of eggs to go
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extremely high. But hey, there's nothing we can
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do about apparently, because we have to think about the
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chickens. They treat us like idiots.
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There are fears the price of a dozen eggs can climb as high as
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$15.00, with the government set to consider expediting the
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phasing out of caged eggs. And this is what This is what
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I'm talking about, inflation. The government has made this
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decision. The government is doing this on
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purpose. They talk about inflation as if
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it's something. Well, you know it's.
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They tell us inflation is really bad, really bad.
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Look at the price. The price of living is going up.
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People cannot afford to eat people.
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People cannot afford to live in a a decent house.
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People can't afford to pay their rents, can't afford to pay their
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mortgages. But hey, let's make a stupid
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decision that will make the cost of what was possibly a a cheap
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staple, which is such a good source of protein.
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Let's make a decision. That makes that go up.
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They are doing this on purpose. They're doing this on purpose.
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They are trying to crash our economy, believe it's all
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Biblically related. I believe the Bible's already
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spoken about this. But like I said, they cannot
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make, they can't make a sane decision.
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They constantly make foolish decisions because they deny God.
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Like the Bible says, they deny God.
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They worship the creature. They are more concerned about
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the chickens than they are about people not being able to afford
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to eat. Continue on Australia's
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agricultural ministers. You know the clowns that we vote
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in. We'll meet on Thursday to
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discuss bringing forward the caged eggs band Date forward by
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10 years to 2036. It was set for about 20 years.
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It was set for about 2046, I believe.
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So they're going to believe. Obviously they're brought
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forward by 10 years. So Jason, concerned egg farmers
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are expecting the ministers will support a new version of the
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Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines for
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Poultry, which recommends bringing the phase out forward
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from 2046. As it says, oh man, I'm just
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there music. Check out what happened in New
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Zealand New Zealand's expedited ban on caged eggs has
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contributed to the price of a carton of eggs reaching up to
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$12.50. Egg farm owner and managing
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director of LBC Poultry and Young in NSW, Britt Langfield
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has told Today that was the Today program.
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If you don't know if you're not in Australia, the farmers are
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worried the new date would negatively impact consumers and
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farmers. We're concerned it will get
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rushed into this process. The consumers will be hurt the
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most. We've got farmers out there that
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still have loans, they're paying off the infrastructure, they're
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basically left high and right by the government.
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We're happy for a 20 year phase out of cages to 24646 organized
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transition with will limit the disruption or the concerns that
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the consumer may have with increased egg prices.
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Langfield said farmers would need financial help to
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transition to phasing out caged eggs 10 years earlier.
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Investment needs to occur in the industry over the next 10 years
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if we were to make that work. Three times more labor is
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required in the cage free operation than a caged
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operation. National Senator Bridget
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McKenzie. As told today, a decision to
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bring a day forward would drive up the cost not only of eggs but
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food throughout the supply chain.
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Because we use eggs and so many everyday goods, we eat 17
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million of them every single day, she said.
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And 40% of the eggs that are sold at every supermarket every
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day actually are caged eggs because they are an affordable
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option for so many families to see them rise, like we're seeing
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when similar decisions made in other countries will just put
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the cost of delivering. Healthy food on the table every
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night is much, so much harder. So there you go.
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Bridget McKenzie, maybe actually the only one speaking a bit of
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intelligent intelligence in the conversation.
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Back to my point, the governments are doing this on
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purpose. The Bible has already set out
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and said, hey, they're going to come a point of time where
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mankind, people in leadership, just cannot think.
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They cannot think sanely. They cannot make wise decisions.
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The Bible also says that we're going to end up in a the world,
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I'll say, where the world who don't believe, don't aren't
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followers of Christ who end up in this tribulation period.
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They're going to have a massive, massive economic meltdown.
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And we're seeing it all being set up now.
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Ah, yeah. Inflation is high and crazy,
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stupid, foolish decisions by our government is driving inflation.
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They are doing this on purpose. They are making these things.
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They're making inflation worse on purpose.
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I believe it also all drives into the the great reset
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narrative with that Klaus Schwab and his crew.
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But this is the reason why I look at things in Australia and
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and things that are more local. You see all these decisions made
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just by local authorities and it all plays at globally.
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You see other other players all around the world making the same
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crazy decisions. We don't have to look overseas
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all the time. You can see it being played at
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before our eyes. You sit there wondering, hey,
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inflation's really high, people are really struggling.
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What should we do? We should make it even harder.
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Make it even harder and make all these crazy decisions.
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Crazy decisions. Hey, before I go I'd like to ask
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As usual, this is all my opinion.
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I would encourage you to go read your Bible, study it a little
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more. There's a lot of truth on.
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It's all truth, but there's a lot of things in there.
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You're going to be surprised how it relates to the here and now.
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That's my opinion. I'm Jay Fallon.
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