Jason Bryce is the mainstream media’s favourite “pro cash campaigner”. No one seems to be asking who’s backing him.
against an impressive array of the powerful – big banks, retailers – but also because of the fear that shops and banks, one day,
So, how many media outlets disclosed that Bryce had backing from the ATM Industry Association , whether during this farcical pro cash “referendum” on April 2, or in Bryce’s other appearances across News Corp news outlets over the past 12 months?Bryce told this column his passion was stirred after his local CBA branch had been closed despite there “being long queues every day”.
“The majority of the money comes from ordinary people going to CommBank and putting $5 or $10 in my account,” he said. “I’m trying to be upfront in my media releases. On his personal website, Bryce even runs the quote: “For a penny, I’ll scribble anything you want, from summonses, decrees, edicts, warrants, to patents of nobility”.
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