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Fantasy - Government of Australia - UTAH Australian Political Note

Issuer Australia
Year 1977
Type Fantasy banknote
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Obverse description White paper printed in green and black, with a guilloche border underprint. Central vignette shows a portrait of Malcolm Fraser beside a ram bearing the face of Joh Bjelke-Petersen. Denomination numeral "3" and issuing authority inscription appear in bold letterpress.
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Reverse description White paper with a green guilloche border frame. The field carries ten printed text lines, each beginning with the word "UTAH" in bold, constituting a political tract denouncing the Utah Mining company's alleged exploitation of Australian natural resources and tax concessions.
Reverse lettering UTAH ........ THE RAPIST OF AUSTRALIA
UTAH — plunders Australia of its natural resources.
UTAH — is the greatest profit maker in Australia's history.
UTAH — exports nearly all of its profit to the U.S.A.
UTAH — received an annual tax concession of $24,000,000 in the 1976 budget.
UTAH — received a further $16,000,000 annually in the 1977 budget.
UTAH — exports this yearly gift of $40,000,000 (from the pocket of the Australian taxpayer) direct to the U.S.A.
UTAH — uses an ex-Australian actor who knows not what he says to publicise Utah's phony Australian image.
UTAH — employs cheap labour foreign seamen in tax-dodging 'flag-of-convenience' vessels.
UTAH — will not employ Australian seamen in their vessels despite the fact that their tax handout would more than foot the bill. Employing Australian seamen would at least keep a small portion of the super profits in Australia, assist in rectifying to a small degree the calamitous state of the economy and create more jobs for the Australian worker.
UTAH — crowns all other insults by claiming damages from the Seamen's Union of Australia for daring to seek work for Australian seamen.
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