Australian politicians consider their position a promotion and a time to relax, enjoy their social standing, and pander to even greater forces than they such as financial powers and international bodies - not a means to improve Australia. Why do they occupy the office if their purpose is to maintain the status of the financial establishment and to worsen the living standards of Australians? Similarly policymakers consider their role not to advise but to maintain the financial establishment, and to draw increasingly handsome salaries. In effect, the Australian political and policymaking...