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Hello, I'm John Michael Chambers, my friend, fellow freedom fighter, and truth revealer Ricardo Bossi. His words serve as a master class for all across this world, providing much leadership for Australia. JMC Broadcasting is honored to assist in getting his word out to Australia and to the world. Here's retired Lieutenant Colonel Ricardo Bossi, the national leader of Australia One Party. Please do share this episode far and wide. His commentary and analysis is among the best bar none. His words serve as a master class. He deconstructs the deceptions of the PSYOP war. He is the author of The Greatness Awaits You, the national leader of Australia One Party Incorporated, a monthly panel participant in JMC's global defense war. In a league of his own, an international treasure, a follower of Jesus Christ. He is Ricardo Bossi. Ricardo Bossi is a published author and speaker, international business consultant, former Australian Army Special Forces Lieutenant Colonel, having served 24 years in the Australian Army, including postings to the Special Air Service Regiment, the First Commando Regiment, Headquarters Special Operations, and the U.S. Combined Joint Task Force Headquarters in Kuwait. Don't miss JMC Broadcasting's Bossi Briefs, where John sits down with Ricardo, helping to connect the dots, making sense of the madness, keeping us all grounded and united as the battle between good and evil play out before our very eyes. Join John and Ricardo every other Monday at 6 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, right here at jmcbroadcasting.com. Well, good evening, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Ricardo Bossi, national leader of Australia One, and thank you for joining us here on Episode 6, Industrial Capacity of the Rebirth of a Great Nation series. Now, these presentations are data-heavy. That's by design. We are giving you, the people, the opportunity to do your own research, decide for yourself by whom and how you wish to be governed. And this is our ongoing process to empower the Australian people, and even people around the world, to take control of their own destinies, their own national future. So, having said all of that, let's commence. The agenda for tonight. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Thanks for joining us here. As I said, this is Rebirth of a Great Nation, Episode 6, Industrial Capacity. Specifically, today, we'll review our intention for the program, review national power definition and its implications, review methodology, review Episode 5, Economic Capacity. And you'll notice that we repeat this again and again. And once again, repetition is the mother of mastery. We must understand that the prism through which we view world events, national events, even personal lives must be through this prism. By whom and how are we to be governed? This week's episode, Industrial Capacity, will cover definition of industrial capacity, the core characteristics, industrial capacity classification, strategic purpose, analysis for the seven sub-elements of industrial capacity, which optimise our collective ability to achieve our identity-first great power objectives, identify constitutional elements that authorise such policies and strategies, and you'll want to stay here for the very end, because this changes everything. We enunciate the ultimate safeguard. If you hear some noise in the background, that's just my French bulldog who's got a flea in his ear. But other than that, we're all good. Let's move on. Who we are to be and how we are to live. In order to determine our national destiny, Australia 1 has chosen to preserve the best of our past while establishing and maintaining control over our future through an identity-first great power strategy. Our intention, purpose, to create our new Australian nation state. Method, to empower the Australian nation, that's the people, to design a constitution for the governance of their Australian state, that's the legal and political apparatus. By examining 19 elements of national power to determine the optimal policies which will deliver a moral, sovereign, self-reliant Christian constitutional republic, which is economically powerful, militarily intimidating, politically free, culturally vibrant and socially cohesive. We identify the constitutional elements which authorise such policies and the constraints and restraints which specifically prescribe and proscribe constitutional powers and limits. The end state, Australia, retains and strengthens its identity as Christian, Western and Anglophone. Identity first, establishes itself as an Indo-Pacific regional hegemony with global leverage to shape normative orders. Great power. Let's review definition. National power in the context of the identity first great power national strategy for Australia is defined as follows. National power is the total and coordinated capacity of the Australian nation state to mobilise, integrate and direct all 19 core elements of national power. Singular, overriding purpose of establishing and preserving Australia as a moral, sovereign, self-reliant Christian, Western constitutional republic, that is economically powerful, militarily intimidating, politically free, culturally vibrant and socially cohesive. The nation is deliberately subordinate to the identity first great power imperative. Every element, whether tangible, intangible or hybrid, is strategically harnessed and prioritised only insofar as it protects the foundational Christian, Western, Anglophone identity and Indo-Pacific hegemony and global leverage to shape normative orders. Practised national power therefore manifests as inward consolidation, the relentless alignment of all resources and instruments to reinforce Australia's moral morality, sovereignty, self-reliance and internal cohesion against any dilution of its Christian, Western character. The generation of hegemonic influence across the Indo-Pacific and credible global leverage to shape international normative orders in ways consistent with Australian values, with minimal reliance on external power. The identity first great power strategy treats national power not as a neutral aggregation of capabilities but as a purposeful, hierarchical system in which no element operates independently of the Australian constitutional republic's defining identity and desired attributes. The result is a self-reinforcing cycle. Identity drives strategy. Strategy mobilises every element and every turn sustains and expands Australia's identity and its hegemonic standing. The elements of national power, the elements of our national land state, the elements driving the strategy and the political and legal apparatus of the state, that's the finish point, the constitution that we are investigating the moving parts of and then assembling at the finish. The elements of national power as you know into three categories, tangible, intangible and hybrid. Each one of these is examined to contribute to the elements of our national end state listed there with which you are very familiar and it's being driven by the pillars of our identity first great power strategy. Identity first Christian western anglophone, great power Indo-Pacific regional hegemony and global leverage to shape normative orders. Once again, what about the people? The people have to have their say. A top-down approach is useful but the people who are the source of law must have their say. This is where they get the constraints and restraints to be included in the constitution. Constraints being what you must do, restraints what you can't do and then we end up with our political and legal apparatus. So let's move quickly, we'll review episode five, economic capacity. The definition, this is last week, identity first great power strategy. In the context of this program on national power, particularly Australia's a 21st century Christian western anglophone constitutional republic pursuing Indo-Pacific hegemony and global normative influence, economic capacity is defined as morally aligned and strategically autonomous productive power of the nation to generate retain and direct wealth in ways that reinforce identity first while providing material foundation for sustained great power status. In context, economic capacity is the integrated ability of the Australian people organized as a 21st century Christian western anglophone constitutional republic to convert natural resources, human capital characterized by summa virtus, infrastructure, technology including AI and the three laws and industrial capability into national wealth that strengthens priorities, that is moral, sovereign, self-aligned Christian western and socially cohesive people and sustains great power projection, that is Indo-Pacific regional hegemony with credible global normative influence. High levels of decentralized self-reliance at every level and this is key, individual, family, town, region, state and nation. The five core characteristics we looked at last week that comprise economic capacity, strategic protectionism with alliance preference, sovereign and self-reliant production, role and identity aligned economy, great power enabling scale, resilience and adaptability. The eight key sub-elements, priority one was human capital, workforce development and character formation. Priority two, decentralized economic resilience and infrastructure. Three, natural resources extraction and strategic valuating processing capacity. Priority four, manufacturing industrial and defense industrial capacity. Priority five, agricultural and food security capacity. Six, technological innovation and sovereign AI capacity. Priority seven, strategic trade tariff and supply chain architecture and priority eight, financial systems, capital allocation and monetary sovereignty. So that was last week. Next week, industrial capacity definitions. As an element of national power, identity first great power strategy. In the context of this program on national power, particularly Australia as a 21st century Christian Western Anglophone constitutional republic pursuing Indo-Pacific hegemony and global normative influence, industrial capacity is defined as sovereign, morally aligned and strategically autonomous productive ability of the nation to design, develop, produce, maintain and scale critical goods, components, systems, technology, particularly those with defense and strategic applications while developing people of character in a manner that reinforce identity first while providing the material foundation for sustained great power status. That's how we define industrial capacity. Next, within Australia's identity first and great power strategy, industrial capacity is the productive engine that converts resources, skills, technology and capital into sovereign manufacturing strength. It is deliberately oriented towards strategic autonomy rather than pure market efficiency. I'll just say that again because it's key. It is deliberately oriented towards strategic autonomy rather than pure market efficiency. Remaining Western values, decentralized economic structures and long-term national resilience. It's a tangible element, that's the productive output, and a hybrid element, that's a force multiplier for military power, technological sovereignty and economic self-reliance. The statistics of industrial capacity as we see them. There are six. One, strategic and dual use focus. That is, priority is given to industries in manufacture and sustainment with direct or indirect defense applications. Automated sea, land, air, cyber and space systems, surface and subsurface vessels, land force firepower and mobility, combat and civil aircraft, aerospace components, advanced electronics and communications, explosives, critical minerals processing and emerging technologies including AI-enabled systems under the three laws of AI. So this is number one, strategic and dual use focus. Manufacturing and sustainment in all those areas. Industries serve both national security and economic objectives. Two, defense industrial base as a character forge. Manufacturing and advanced industry are viewed as vehicles for summa virtus, developing physical skill, discipline, problem solving, teamwork and moral responsibility in the workforce. Defense-related production is explicitly positioned as a means of national character formation, not merely economic activity. And once again, I must repeat this so people understand the profound shift that we intend. Defense-related production is explicitly positioned as a means of national character formation, not merely economic activity. Industrial capacity is deliberately distributed across the polycentric gardens town network with a strong emphasis on towns of 50,000 to 250,000. This creates regional economic vitality, reduces single point vulnerabilities and supports genuine self-reliance at local and regional levels. Strategic policy. Australia adopts a US-style protective tariff regime to shield and nurture strategic industries during their development phase. Full free trade and deep industrial integration is maintained as a privileged exception with the United States, leveraging AUKUS technology sharing and supply chain alignment. This combined western industrial base while still allowing protective measures against third countries. Sovereign supply chain control. Emphasis on domestic or allied primarily US-UK and select partners control of critical supply chains, especially in defense, advanced manufacturing and critical minerals processing. This reduces interest dependencies, particularly on China. Integration with resource wealth. Value-adding processing of Australia's natural resources, rare earths, lithium, iron ore, etc. is prioritized domestically to create high skill jobs and technological capability rather than exporting raw materials. Industrial capacity classification. Industry sectors. This is the conventional classification. Industry can be conventionally classified into five main economic sectors. There are others with many more, but we've found that this is probably the most useful. These categories break down how goods and services are created, moved and consumed and you'll be familiar with these. Primary industry focuses on extracting or harvesting raw materials from the earth. Examples, agriculture, mining, forestry and fishing. Transforms raw materials into finished usable products. Examples, manufacturing, food processing, construction and textile production. Industry provides intangible services and distributes goods rather than producing physical products. Examples, retail, healthcare, hospitality, transport and banking. Quaternary deals with knowledge-based services focused on intellectual pursuits, research and development. Example, IT, information technology, IM, information management, software development, consultation and education. It's the highest level of decision-making. Examples, top government officials, high-level corporate executives, that's a C-suite and non-profit leaders. The trouble is under the above approach, this conventional approach aggregates industry into too few sectors, neglects to acknowledge relationship and dependencies between them and therefore fails to yield detailed required for meaningful analysis. So what did we do? That's where we came up with elements of national power and I'm going to show you now the industry sectors in the conventional breakdown, the primary elements under which we deal with that subject, then the secondary and supporting elements of national power, which aid a better understanding of those industry sectors and an explanation at the end to show you how we've covered all the bases. Sector, as we know, agriculture, mining, fishing, forestry, raw material extraction. Now we cover that under the 19 elements under natural resources and agricultural capacity. Secondary and supporting elements are economic capacity, infrastructure and communications. This sector is mainly about the extraction and initial use of natural resources and agricultural output. Secondary sector, manufacturing, construction, industrial production. The primary elements that this is covered by us is under industrial capacity, today's show. The supporting elements are economic capacity, that was last week, and it shows the year to come, scientific and technological base and human capital education. You can see how these dependencies between them are being covered. So this is the core of transforming raw materials into finished goods and infrastructure. Sector services, retail, transport, tourism, banking, hospitality, the list goes on. In our 19 elements, it's covered under economic capacity. We did that last week. But the secondary and supporting elements are infrastructure and communications, human capital and education, and financial resources. Based economy that supports and circulates wealth created by the primary and secondary sectors. Quaternary sector, knowledge, economy, research, education, IMIT, data analysis, R&D, consulting, you get the drift. In our 19 elements, it's covered under scientific and technological base as well as human capital and education, a greater level of granularity so we get a better understanding. Secondary and supporting elements of the 19, informational capabilities and economic capacity. The focus is on the creation, processing and dissemination of knowledge and information. Finally, the core sector, the high level decision making, government, senior executives, healthcare, leadership, education policy, strategic planning. It's too much of a grab bag of things. So how have we broken it down so we can examine it in better detail. It's covered under political organisation and quality of government, as one of the 19, and leadership as it's separate. This is key. Element of national power. As I've said many times before, this country has everything it needs to succeed, except leadership. We're going to address that. The supporting elements, human capital and education, and national character. This is the decision making, governance and strategic direction of the nation. So as you can see, using the 19 elements of national power gives us a better understanding of the moving parts of industrial capacity. Those five sectors, too many aggregated into too few categories. So this gives us a better understanding of the levers that need to be pulled or pushed to do what we want to do. Strategies of industrial capacity, and I'm making a special effort to get this message across, because the World Economic Forum and the rest of them would disagree wholeheartedly, which means I know we're on the right track. Industrial capacity is not pursued for its own sake or for maximum global efficiency. I'll say that again. Industrial capacity is not pursued for its own sake, nor for maximum global efficiency. It exists to enable credible Indo-Pacific hegemony through a robust, sovereign defence industrial base capable of supporting sustained operations. Generate strategic autonomy so Australia is not vulnerable to economic coercion or supply chain disruption. Contributes to national character by providing meaningful, skilled work that builds summa virtus. Contributes to national character by providing meaningful, skilled work that builds summa virtus. Decentralise prosperity by creating high-value employment opportunities outside the major capitals. Not 15-minute cities, but repopulating the rural areas. In the special economic industrial relationship with the United States, creating deeper interoperability and mutual dependence between the two nations. The seven key sub-elements. Priority one, defence industrial base capacity. This receives the highest priority. The ability to design, manufacture, maintain and scale defence equipment and munitions domestically or in close partnership with the United States. Strategy. This is the most critical sub-element because it directly enables the 10% GDP defence target. Now understand the 10% GDP defence target is a first step. It might grow beyond that. The reason for this is that a war economy, when focused, all the national resources on a single objective produced amazing results. But instead of building for a war economy, we are building a nation. We have spent blood and treasure building other nations. Now we're going to build our own. It also sustains military operations and creates high-skilled jobs that contribute to summa virtus. You can see now this character building. The people are key. It must integrate. It must enable the growth of every element of the nation. It forms a sovereign military power. Priority two is processing and value-adding capacity. The ability to extract, refine and process critical minerals, rare earths, lithium, cobalt, etc., into high-value materials and components within Australia. The strategy. This sub-element leverages Australia's natural resource advantage to reduce reliance on foreign processing, especially China, create strategic leverage and generate national wealth that can be recirculated domestically. Priority three, advanced manufacturing and dual-use production capacity. The ability to produce advanced components, systems and technologies that serve both civilian and defence markets. So it's a war economy building a civilian nation. For example, precision engineering, electronics, composites and autonomous systems. The strategy. This broad industrial depth supports technological sovereignty and creates high-value employment aligned with national self-reliance goals. Four, decentralised regional manufacturing capacity. The distribution of manufacturing activity across garden towns and regional centres, rather than concentrating it in major cities. The strategy. This sub-element supports economic decentralisation, regional resilience, local employment and the broader goal of a distributed, self-reliant republic. Five, workforce skills and character formation capacity. The development of a skilled industrial workforce combined with deliberate character formation, summa virtus, through meaningful disciplined work in manufacturing and defence industries. Strategy. This links industrial capacity directly to identity first, by treating work as a vehicle for moral and personal development, not economic output. Let me say that again. Work is a vehicle for moral and personal development, not merely economic output. Supply chain sovereignty and resilience capacity. The ability to secure and control critical supply chains for strategic industries with strong preference for domestic production or reliable allied sources, particularly the United States. The strategy. This sub-element reduces vulnerability to coercion and aligns with current international trends for strategic decoupling. Dual use technology, integration and innovation capacity. The integration of advanced technologies including sovereign AI, automation, additive manufacturing and digital twins into industrial processes. The strategy. This sub-element acts as a force multiplier for productivity and capability across all other sub-elements, while remaining governed by the three laws of AI. These sub-elements are interconnected. The top three defence industrial base, critical minerals processing and advanced manufacturing receive the highest priority focus, investment and protective measures in the near to medium term. The remaining four essential supporting strength and alignment with identity first principles. The remaining four provide essential supporting strength and alignment with identity first principles. And you see now why our 19 elements of national power provide a better model when we're talking about industrial capacity than simply the five sectors that are generally employed. Constitutional authority required for these wonderful changes. Overarching constitutional framework amendments. A new head of power in section 51 or a new chapter on strategic industrial sovereignty. Commonwealth power in cooperation with the states to legislate for strategic industrial self-reliance, sovereign control of critical manufacturing and defence industries, decentralised industrial development and the integration of industrial activity with section 92 or an interpretive provision. Free interstate trade while explicitly allowing reasonable non-discriminatory measures to support decentralised regional manufacturing and strategic industry development across garden towns and regions. Clarification of section 51.6 defence power. Explicitly extend the defence power to include full development and sustainment of sovereign defence industrial base including dual use industries and associated workforce development. New interpretive provision on strategic economic policy. Authorise the use of protective tariffs, bounties and targeted industrial policy to build and protect strategic industries while preserving the privileged free trade and industrial integration relationship with the United States. Strengthen provisions for human capital and character. Some measures that link industrial development with moral and character formation, summa virtus, education and workforce development. Excuse me, specific requirements by sub element. One, defence industrial base capacity. This is the highest priority. Needs. Clear and enduring constitutional authority to build, maintain and expand a sovereign defence industrial base. Constitutional action. Explicit overhead under section 51.6 for the establishment, development and sustainment of a sovereign defence industrial base including dual use manufacturing and associated supply chains. Providing long term government investment, protective measures and integration with the United States under an AUKUS style arrangement. Two, critical minerals processing and value adding capacity. Needs. Authority to mandate or strongly incentivise domestic processing of strategic minerals rather than raw export. Constitutional action. New section 51 head for strategic resource sovereignty and domestic value adding processing of critical minerals. Supporting provision for allowing protective tariffs, tax incentives and regulatory measures to encourage onshore refining and manufacturing. Advanced manufacturing and dual use production capacity. Needs. Broad authority to develop and protect advanced manufacturing capabilities with both civilian and defence applications. The constitutional action required. Inclusion under the new strategic industrial self-reliance power. Explicit authorisation for government support measures and public private partnerships in advanced manufacturing sectors. Four, decentralised regional manufacturing capacity. Needs. Constitutional support for distributing industrial activity across regional centres and garden towns. Constitutional action. Power or amendment facilitating decentralised industrial development and regional manufacturing resilience in accordance with principles of subsidiarity. Provision allowing targeted incentives and infrastructure support for manufacturing in non-metropolitan areas without breaching section 92. Five, workforce skills and character formation capacity. Needs. Authority to link industrial policy with workforce development and moral character formation. Summa virtus. Constitutional action. Expanding powers combined with a newer amended provision authorising measures for industrial workforce development and the formation of national character through meaningful and disciplined productive work. Summa virtus. This provides a constitutional anchor for integrating industry with the first objectives. Supply and resilience capacity. Needs. Authority to secure and control critical supply chains for strategic industries. Constitutional action. Inclusion under the strategic industrial self-reliance power. Explicit authorisation for policies that prioritise domestic production or reliable allied sourcing, particularly with the United States, and reduce dangerous foreign dependencies. Seven, dual use technology integration and innovation capacity. Needs. Authority to integrate advanced technologies including sovereign AI into industrial processes while maintaining ethical and national control. While maintaining ethical and national control. We dealt with AI in the last episode in quite some detail. As you know, we consider that an existential threat to human life on earth unless we understand and control AI. Constitutional action. A new section ahead for sovereign technological integration into industrial capacity, including the responsible development, the responsible development and application of artificial intelligence and advanced manufacturing technologies. A provision requiring alignment with national sovereignty under the three laws of AI. Again now, ladies and gentlemen, and here's the ultimate safeguard. This is what it all is moving to. This slide is the most profound out of everything we have said thus far. So pay attention. Finally, and of real importance, just as all Australians will be bound by the new constitution, so too will be the world's industrial complex, as well as all those non-Australians who live in, work or benefit from Australia's common wealth. This is the ultimate safeguard that our common wealth will always be protected against the actions of predatory and criminal individuals, corporations and nations which have been permitted to act against the best interests of our country and humanity. Unacceptable state of affairs will no longer be allowed to occur and the implications are profound. Australia will always and only be developed to benefit the people of Australia and the people of the world. This transforms industrial capacity from a policy preference into a constitutionally embedded and protected pillar of Australia's identity first great power strategy. Any individual, any organisation that wishes to do business with us must live according to our rules. This is credible global leverage to shape normative orders. Let me give you an example so you know where I'm going and you can dive deep yourselves. We will no longer trade or engage with a country that uses slave labour, for example China, for a country that harvests organs from the ethnic Chinese Muslims, the Uyghurs, that harvest organs from the Falun Gong. Our rules will determine with whom we engage and we will never allow our common wealth to harm Australians or humanity. This is profound. The implications are quite powerful. Bear this one in mind as we continue forward into this series. I'm glad for the opportunity to put this out there. This is key. So we've come to the end of episode six, industrial capacity. Tonight we reviewed our intention for the program, we reviewed national power definitions and implications, we reviewed the methodology, we reviewed episode five, economic capacity, and in this week's episode, industrial capacity, we defined industrial capacity, we examined the core characteristics, we classified industrial capacity, we outlined the strategic purpose, strategized the seven sub-elements of industrial capacity which optimize our collective ability to achieve our identity first great power objectives, and we identified constitutional elements that authorize such policies and strategies, and most importantly we enunciated the ultimate safeguard. This ultimate safeguard will change the world forever. Thank you for this and we'll see you next week for the Rebirth of a Great Nation episode seven, agricultural capacity, and as usual I'll leave you with that piano rendition of Australia's favorite song, Waltzing Matilda. 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