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Carbon tax the 'last straw' for Aussie business
Sunday, March 17, 2013 16:25
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Whilst Europe is paying about $4 a tonne (which is still $4 a tonne too much), Australian businesses are being slugged with $23 a tonne. Added to the raft of other anti-business legislation rolled out by Labor to keep the union vote sweet, this is finishing off businesses at a rate of one an hour:
THE carbon tax is contributing to a record number of firms going to the wall with thousands of employees being laid off and companies forced to close factories that have stood for generations.
Sounds like things are getting pretty bad down under. Election promises broken, erosion of free speech, curtailment of autonomy. Hang in there friends, the end of climate madness is in sight. Legal challenge should soon be possible.
2013-03-17 16:16:30
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