Blue Paper – First World Health Standard

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This Blue Paper is a draft prescriptive standard for Australianness, arising out of multiple challenges to Australian values by foreign influences, by anti-Australian sentiment and by our governments kowtowing to unethical and backward cultures that are undermining Australian traditional values.  This is a feeder document toward nationalist policy and subsequent draft proposed law, inviting input and debate by Australians.

Blue Paper

Nationalist Initiatives

    • Australia is a First World Nation built by our hardworking forebears and defended by self-sacrificing forefathers alike.  They would expect Australians today to be appropriately deserving of First World Health Standards
    • Australian working taxpayers (currently numbering 12 million) in fact fund Australia’s public services for 25 million people in Australia.
    • Australian working taxpayers in fact fund 10% of Australia’s economic GDP revenue into public healthcare alone, and this annually amounts to $120 billion and is rising well beyond the rate of inflation.
    • First World medical healthcare has become lifesaving, sophisticated, high-tech and yet an increasingly expensive burden upon Australian taxpayer scarce wealth
    • In Australia we have Australian Medicare. It’s our national health service, so designed as a safety net to fully cover all medical treatment and hospitalisation needs of Australian-born citizens1
    • But Australia and our national Medicare don’t deserve abuse exploitation by the rest of the breeding world who simply leech upon Australian taxpayers as if the UN insisted it’s a free-for-all limitless entitlement.  The only ones entitled to Medicare are Australians, despite what da Greens froth.
    • Visitors to Australia (foreigners) and Naturalised Citizens in Australia come here as a privilege and they out of respect for their nee host nation they should honourably rely upon their own travel insurance and health insurance, else self-fund any medical costs their incur.
    • Naturalised Citizenship needs to be conditional upon accepting lifetime private heath insurance coverage, else fully accepting self-funding of all health treatments and hospitalisation for the term of naturalisation.
    • Foreigners, whether visiting or naturalised, have a cheek to come here and then try bludging on Aussie taxpayers
    • Welfare bludging on Medicare by non-Australians ought to trigger immediate cancellation of naturalisation and auto-deportation back to their nation of disembarkation.   Any complications and additional costs associated with the age, incapacity, medical dependency of the foreign patient, shall be fully on-charged by the Australian Government to the nation of disembarkation.
    • Any medical services provided to foreign patients in Australia, will have their visa immediately suspended and their passport compulsorily seized by Australia Federal Police and be confined to medical detention until full medical payments are made, including reimbursement of detention costs.
    • If medical recovery of a foreign patient in Australia does not occur within 6 months, the Australian Government reserves the right to trans-locate the foreign patient to their nation of disembarkation. The full medical costs, detention costs, legal costs and translocation/deportation costs shall be fully on-charged by the Australian Government to the nation of disembarkation.
    • If after medical recovery by a foreign patient in Australia, full medical payments and any detention costs have not been paid, the foreign patient is to be auto-deported to the patient’s nation of disembarkation immediately before arriving in Australia.  An immediate lifetime comprehensive visa ban shall also be imposed upon that foreign patient so preventing that person ever re-entering Australia.
    • If after medical recovery by a foreign patient in Australia, full medical payments and any detention costs have not been paid, the full medical costs, detention costs, legal costs and deportation costs shall be fully on-charged by the Australian Government to the nation of disembarkation.
    • If all such costs are not full paid to the Australian Government by the subject nation of disembarkation within 60 days of billing, then the Australian Government reserves the right to otherwise penalise that nation to the equivalent value as well as to impose a financial interest charge.  The Australian Government’s options for penalising nation of disembarkation defaulting on medical dues extend to an open range of compensatory measures – policy areas such as foreign aid, trade, tourism, immigration, etc.
    • It is fair and appropriate that such cost recovery measures equally apply to Australian-born citizens1 in foreign lands.

Improve Australian Medicare national health scheme by rightly restricting this taxpayer welfare to intended Australian-Born Citizens1

 

 

Notes:
  1. Migrant offspring excluded.