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Clive Palmer MP, the ‘Pissed off’ Plutocrat
by styx Tuesday, Dec 10 2013, 9:59pm
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Oz mining billionaire Clive Palmer entered the parliamentary arena for one reason only and that is because the conservative party he lavishly supported failed to favour him in his business dealings. Unlike other elite plutocrats that utilise more ‘subtle’ means of eliminating political impediments, like direct assassinations (JFK) and new ‘kill lists,’ Aussie Clive is a hands-on man and decided to enter Federal politics and teach them all a lesson in the exercise of real power -- in that sense he has one over traditional plutocrats Murdoch and Rinehart that rule via puppet proxies, Tony Abbott at the present time. But as we all know the DIRECT, hands-on approach is far more efficient and effective, eat your hearts out Rupert and Gina!

Clive Palmer, MP

There is a lot to be said for the ruling elite coming out of the shadows and directly facing the people, though Palmer’s policies have yet to be articulated in detail. Palmer is aware that he cannot upset the status quo too much, as he would be eliminated, literally, so the game he is forced to play is challenging, to say the least.

Palmer is not a man to be underestimated or trifled with, of that be assured; he may decide to blow the entire political globalist charade in Australia or he may pursue his own interests under the guise of serving the people, a traditionally opposing interest for plutocrats -- but we shall see.

It is said that Palmer thrives on challenges, he certainly has chosen his enemies well -- we may even decide to throw our support behind him if he decides to expose the entire sordid globalist conspiracy, of which he is well aware. Central Reserve Banking (with governors - lol), imposed debt slavery for the masses and the dispossession of the people from THEIR (resource and other) national wealth.

We are national and global political strategists second to none, elite digital warriors (the best) and leading ‘social/perception managers’ crowd controllers in other words -- cowardly slaves and morons DO NOT DESERVE an even break, they ARE -- until THEY decide otherwise -- truly fit for the slaughter.

Keep your money Clive we have no need of it but should you decide to enlist our services be assured of complete success, you cannot successfully fight these people without the very best assisting you. We are not referring to the pathetic line-up of bought, servile Oz politicians but to the forces that own/control them; we have been waging a HIGHLY successful campaign against them for DECADES. So there you go Clive, a once in a lifetime offer -- we have no illusions whatsoever. But one thing is obvious to all players, you are in need of expert and highly skilled advisers and operators.

Show us and Oz what YOU can do, Clive!

Report from nine news follows:

Palmer’s Interests too Large to List
by staff report

Billionaire MP Clive Palmer owns so many companies, properties, cars and aircraft he can't list them all on the official parliamentary register.

The register, tabled in federal parliament on Wednesday, includes an 11-page list of Mr Palmer's interests - the longest of any MP.

Mr Palmer has declared specific share holdings in 94 private and 11 public companies and reveals he holds director positions at 85 companies in Australia and overseas.

He also writes that he's a shareholder in, and director of, other companies "from time to time, as listed with ASIC".

Mr Palmer's list of other assets valued at more than $7500 includes vintage cars, boats, paintings, planes and helicopters, albeit with no specific details.

The member for Fairfax also notes his ownership of properties in Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Jandowae, Port Douglas and on Bora Bora in French Polynesia.

There are no specific details of his real estate holdings.

Mr Palmer also address the issue of the declaration of gifts valued at more than $750, which all MPs must routinely declare.

"In my capacity as a director of (private) companies ... gifts are often sent to me for those companies to evaluate the suitability for their businesses," he writes.

"I have therefore signed an acknowledgement with those companies that all gifts received by me during my term as a member of the House of Representatives will be on the account of those companies and not received on my behalf personally".

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