Two minor typos corrected in text: one quite significant. Please note that our 'motivated reader' only contacted those Senators who voted 'no' on Vote 2. The absentee votes were not contacted.
Australian gov't apparently began ramping up funding for ABS around 2015, supposedly to "modernize ABS systems and processes, with the aim of delivering the best possible statistical program in more efficient and innovative ways" (sorry to quote wiki). It seems ABS has made good use of increased funding to obfuscate and manipulate data, in particular excess deaths, as you point out. Same no doubt applies to all OECD-member countries' to whom national stats agencies report so OECD is obviously chaperoning the fraud. It's interesting this occurred under a conservative gov't (Abbott) supposedly in favour of small gov't and that in 2014 Oz hosted G20 summit where members adopted "Approved adequacy of loss absorbing capacity of global systemically important banks in resolution" ("resolution" meaning "liquidation") which, basically overrides Australia's bank deposit guarantee scheme. So all these things are linked, as of course you are aware. Anyway, great article EDAU.
Two minor typos corrected in text: one quite significant. Please note that our 'motivated reader' only contacted those Senators who voted 'no' on Vote 2. The absentee votes were not contacted.
Apologies for the confusion.
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Australian gov't apparently began ramping up funding for ABS around 2015, supposedly to "modernize ABS systems and processes, with the aim of delivering the best possible statistical program in more efficient and innovative ways" (sorry to quote wiki). It seems ABS has made good use of increased funding to obfuscate and manipulate data, in particular excess deaths, as you point out. Same no doubt applies to all OECD-member countries' to whom national stats agencies report so OECD is obviously chaperoning the fraud. It's interesting this occurred under a conservative gov't (Abbott) supposedly in favour of small gov't and that in 2014 Oz hosted G20 summit where members adopted "Approved adequacy of loss absorbing capacity of global systemically important banks in resolution" ("resolution" meaning "liquidation") which, basically overrides Australia's bank deposit guarantee scheme. So all these things are linked, as of course you are aware. Anyway, great article EDAU.
Thank you Kerrylyn.
Thanks for putting that together.
Thanks Bryan.