'Sixteen years ago, when my government first came to power, this great country had been reduced to a shambles by the lunatic policies of Mr Dillberry, the then Prime Minister, and his colleagues. 'There was unemployment and stagnation at home; we were held in discredit and disrespect abroad. There was a shortage of houses, hospitals and schools. Income tax was eighteen shillings in the pound. All this and much else bad was Australia under Dillberry in 1983. 'But how different is the picture today. Today there are no unemployed; our industry booms; everyone has a house; everyone has two cars; everyone has his own bed waiting for him in his own district hospital; everyone has a desk reserved at a new school for each of the three children he must sire or be taxed an extra shilling in the pound in default. 'In every field of human endeavour, this government has initiated long overdue reforms. 'Instead of odious quadratic equations, for example, today's parents hear their children sweetly chanting mensa, mensa, mensam.
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