Pour your supermarket milk this morning, and you hold the end product of a 19th-century Rothschild financial strategy. Control the product, control the rules, control the people: this blueprint lives on in Canberra, wielded by the Liberal–National Coalition.
🧪 1. The Original Con: Vitamins Out, Debt In
In the 1870s, Rothschild-backed Crédit Foncier Bank reshaped the dairy industry:
- 🏭 Funded Nestlé and Anglo-Swiss condensed-milk factories
- ⚙️ Secured patents on stainless-steel pasteurizers
- 📚 Pushed “scientific” claims that raw milk was unsafe
Farmers who rejected the new gear lost export access, blocked by regulations written by bankers selling the equipment. Pasteurisation destroyed vitamins A, D, and K2—key to fertility and health. Weakening the population was deliberate.
🏛 2. The Coalition’s Modern-Day Version
The Liberal–National Coalition updated the tactic with new levers:
- 💰 Banking – Australia’s big four banks, three with Rothschild-structured bonds, set rural loan rates tied to RBA cash rates. A 0.5% hike can bankrupt a dairy farm. The Liberal Party, receiving over 60% of banking-sector political donations, shapes interest rate policy that decides farmers’ fate.
- 🥛 Processing – Lion Co. (Japan), Parmalat (France), and Saputo (Canada) control 85% of milk processing. Their Rothschild-linked financing enforces costly high-temperature pasteurisation for supermarket contracts. Coalition regulations lock in these demands.
- 📋 Regulation – Victorian bureaucrats on Liberal fundraising boards enforce biosecurity and dairy levies. Coalition rules ensure selling raw, full-cream milk means losing export accreditation overnight.
🎭 3. The Coalition’s Political Theatre
The Nationals posture as bush champions but follow Liberal financial cues.
It plays out every time:
- 🎙 Stage Left – Nationals MPs in Akubras condemn “city elites” harming farmers.
- 🗂 Backroom – Agriculture White Papers, crafted by KPMG consultants with Big Four banking ties, bind relief and subsidies to corporate-friendly compliance.
- 📈 Stage Right – Liberals push “market discipline,” tightening credit and driving independents into corporate buyouts.
Fewer local dairies, higher prices, and nutrient-poor milk hit the same regional towns where birth rates have fallen 24% since the late 1980s.
🔮 4. 2025: Coalition Plans, Same Playbook
- 🌱 Treasury-backed carbon-credit rules require farms to install methane-capture tech from Rothschild-funded start-ups.
- 🚛 A $650 million Coalition “regional infrastructure” package funnels money into supermarket-owned logistics hubs, sidelining independent supply chains.
- 🐄 The Nationals promote a $20-per-cow “restructuring” levy as progress, but rising Coalition-driven interest rates erase gains.
Coalition policy controls credit and food: create scarcity, then sell the “solution.” From Nestlé 1876 to Saputo 2025, the same financiers own the debt.
📜 Conclusion
From milk shelves to Cabinet, Australia runs the Rothschild Pasteur model: centralise processing, strip nutrients, weaponise debt. The Liberal–National Coalition swapped steel vats for Treasury spreadsheets and committees.
Until Australians break the Coalition’s bipartisan grip on food and credit, elections will only choose which faction tightens the lid.
