ESCAPE FROM AUSTRALIA : a gangstalking primer

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High ranking members of the Australian Government including Kevin Rudd, Julia Gillard and Tony Abbott are facing charges of treason in the Australian Federal Court.

The prosecution was brought against Rudd and Abbott as well as the Australian Electoral Commission by Brian Shaw after the Oath of Allegiance and reference to the British Crown were removed from Australian laws.

"Mr Kevin Rudd did have actual knowledge of the fact that the Crown and Monarch had been removed without any referendum whatsoever and that Julia Gillard and others had been charged [with treason]."

"The defendant (John Howard) within the Commonwealth of Australia during the period 1st January 2004 up to and inclusive of the present date did commit the offence of Common Law Treason..."

Mr Shaw alleges senior Australian Politicians and Judges committed or concealed treason, particularly related to the removal of reference to the Monarch in Western Australia.

He also alleges that all birth certificates in Australia are turned into Bonds which are traded on the global stock market, a form of Human Trafficing according to the affidavit.

- See more at: http://dnews.co.nz/node/26#sthash.VbhaIWMC.Aq2WVFRX.dpuf


There is an affidavit with all the names of the conspirators attached . Notice how many HIGH COURT JUDGES are named in the PDF file !

http://199.85.215.243/Affidavit_Brian_Shaw_vs_AEC.pdf

- See more at: http://dnews.co.nz/node/26#sthash.VbhaIWMC.hVeIv1Ie.dpuf


Jordan Maxell in past interviews revealed that the birth certificate of US citizens are bundled together and listed as assets in the stock exchange .
Now it turns out that even Australia citizens are listed in the stock exchange and one of the alleged traitors is one of the of member of the Coalition of the Willing that
destroyed Iraq .

Julia Gillard charged with treason, Why hasn't Australian media reported this?


Simple ! The mass media in Australia is mostly owned by a certain Zionist octopus .

http://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100824093359AAqe86c

The Australian government charged with treason .

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Gabriel Donohoe — Foolscrow August 18, 2013

Kenny, Gilmore, Cowen, and others of their ilk won’t sleep so well in their beds after reading this revelation from New Zealand.

Ireland, like Australia (and most countries in the world), has had its sovereignty secretly put aside and is now being run by a corporation masquerading as a government. This “IRELAND” corporation is registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in Washington DC and collects money from the Irish people (taxes, duties, fines, fees, etc.) which goes into the pockets of corporate IRELAND’S anonymous shareholders, the International Banksters.

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From Daily News – New Zealand

"High ranking members of the Australian Government including Kevin Rudd, Julia Gillard and Tony Abbott are facing charges of treason in the Australian Federal Court. "

See more at: http://dnews.co.nz/node/26#sthash.VbhaIWMC.dpuf

The good news is that according the PDF file present and past Prime Ministers and members of the High Court of Australia have been charged with treason .


Snip from the PDF file .
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Various officials committed the offence of common law treason by agreeing to the enactment of the Overt Act , titled , Acts amendment and Repeal (Court and Legal Practice ) Act 2003 WA , the purpose was to remove the Queen Elizabeth II , Her Heirs , Her Successors and Her Subjects without lawful consent of the People nor the knowledge of the People .
Such Amendment of such Act were agreed by the State of Western Australia and “the Commonwealth “ without lawful involvement nor consent of the Electorate in accordance with the Constitution .
Treason was committed and and concealed by the defendants and the prosecutors did conceal the crimes and did not obey the law .


Human traffiicking in Australia now

1) Every Birth Certificate within 72 hours of a live-birth is being
converted into a “ Bond “ with a calculate starting amount of money and then traded onto the world Stock Exchange Markets , without the knowledge nor consent of the person named on the Birth Certificate Bond . This is human trafficking conducted by people within the government structure .
2) All money borrowed by the government from the banking cartel
operating within and without Australia is backed by this Birth Certificate/ Bond trading trust fund pool





http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=77625

Eugene Girin on “The Evil Hypocrisy of the Jewish Establishment” in Australia


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Eugene Girin (with whom I had an exchange on VDARE over my review of Yuri Slezkine’s The Jewish Century) has a nice column on “The Evil Hypocrisy of the Jewish Establishment” in Australia. It’s a theme that we have explored often at TOO—the gap between Jewish attitudes on immigration and multiculturalism in the Diaspora and Israel. A new government policy aimed at combating illegal immigration resulted in anguished cries of public Jews on the sufferings of illegal immigrants who would be barred from Australia. Girin highlights comments of Mark Leibler, a Zionist leader who has nothing but heartfelt sympathy for non-Whites who want to come to Australia:

Down this path lie vulnerable refugees fleeing persecution and, while deserving of our empathy, they are instead left degraded and dehumanized. As a person of Jewish faith, I have long understood what racism does to people.” sobbed Mark Leibler, the chairman of Australia’s pro-Israel lobbying group “Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs Council”
Note the implicit invocation of the Holocaust as resulting in a moral imperative to swamp Australia—a common Jewish tactic throughout the West. Girin gets it exactly right:
But what about Israel’s hardline policies on illegal immigrants, most of them from sub-Saharan Africa? The Netanyahu government, on whose behalf Leibler’s outfit so vociferously lobbies, banned remittances, sealed Israel’s border with Egypt, and started deporting the troublesome migrants.

Why aren’t the same Jewish leftists who wring their hands and go into hysterics about the policies of gentile leaders are either silent about or openly sympathetic to Bibi’s policies? Why can Israel adopt admirably strict measures against mass immigration, but predominantly gentile western societies have to swing open their doors and allow their nations to be flooded by Third World invaders?

The answer is that Jews do not have a universalist, principled sense of morality—another perennial topic at TOO. It’s about what is good for the Jews. Freed from a need for moral consistency, Jews simply adopt moral postures that suit their interests, conveyed with truly breathtaking displays of empathic concern for all immigrants — except non-Jews who want to go to Israel.

I mention Leibler because he has appeared several times in TOO. In  Brenton Sanderson’s “The War on White Australia, Part IV“, Leibler is discussed as an important leader against Pauline Hanson’s One Nation movement. And in Part V, he also notes that Leibler has been an activist on behalf of the Aborigines, again with the link to Jewish history: ““We’ve suffered 2,000 years of persecution and we understand what it is to be the underdog and to suffer from disadvantage.”

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NSA, ‘Five Eyes’ use Australian embassies to gather intel on Asia



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"US intelligence agencies are using Australian embassies throughout Asia to intercept data and gather information across the continent, according to the latest report based on documents leaked by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
Data collection facilities operate out of the embassies in Jakarta, Bangkok, Hanoi, Bejing, and Dili, according to Fairfax media. There are also units in the Australian High Commission in Kuala Lumpur, the most populated city in Malaysia, and Port Moresby, the capital of Papua New Guinea. 
More intelligence collection occurs at US embassies and consulates, as well as at the diplomatic outposts of other ‘Five Eye’ nations, particularly Britain and Canada. The Defence Signals Directorate, which falls under the Australian Defence Agency, conducts the surveillance missions, and most Australian diplomatic officers are completely unaware of such activity, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
The ‘Five Eyes’ is an alliance for intelligence cooperation that includes the United States, Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
The document released by Der Spiegel, codenamed ‘STATEROOM,’ indicates the outfits “are small in size and in number of personnel staffing them...They are covert, and their true mission is not known by the majority of the diplomatic staff at the facility where they are assigned.” 
The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs refused comment on the story, saying it is against government policy to speak on intelligence activity. "
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http://rt.com/news/nsa-australian-embassies-asia-intelligence-998/

A Brutal Past and Present
Australia’s Secret War on Aboriginal People
by JOHN PILGER
The corridors of the Australian parliament are so white you squint. The sound is hushed; the smell is floor polish. The wooden floors shine so virtuously they reflect the cartoon portraits of prime ministers and rows of Aboriginal paintings, suspended on white walls, their blood and tears invisible.

The parliament stands in Barton, a suburb of Canberra named after the first prime minister of Australia, Edmund Barton, who drew up the White Australia Policy in 1901. “The doctrine of the equality of man,” said Barton, “was never intended to apply” to those not British and white-skinned.

Barton’s concern was the Chinese, known as the Yellow Peril; he made no mention of the oldest, most enduring human presence on earth: the first Australians. They did not exist. Their sophisticated care of a harsh land was of no interest. Their epic resistance did not happen. Of those who fought the British invaders of Australia, the Sydney Monitor reported in 1838: “It was resolved to exterminate the whole race of blacks in that quarter.” Today, the survivors are a shaming national secret.

The town of Wilcannia, in New South Wales, is twice distinguished. It is a winner of a national Tidy Town award and its indigenous people have one of the lowest recorded life expectancies. They are usually dead by the age of 35. The Cuban government runs a literacy programme for them, as they do among the poorest of Africa. According to the Credit Suisse Global Wealth report, Australia is the richest place on earth.

Politicians in Canberra are among the wealthiest citizens. Their self-endowment is legendary. Last year, the then minister for indigenous affairs, Jenny Macklin, refurbished her office at a cost to the taxpayer of $331,144.

Macklin recently claimed that, in government, she had made a “huge difference”. This is true. During her tenure, the number of Aboriginal people living in slums increased by almost a third, and more than half the money spent on indigenous housing was pocketed by white contractors and a bureaucracy for which she was largely responsible. A typical, dilapidated house in an outback indigenous community must accommodate as many as 25 people. Families, the elderly and the disabled wait years for sanitation that works.

In 2009, Professor James Anaya, the respected UN Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous people, described as racist a “state of emergency” that stripped indigenous communities of their tenuous rights and services on the pretext that pedophile gangs were present in “unthinkable” numbers – a claim dismissed as false by police and the Australian Crime Commission.

The then opposition spokesman on indigenous affairs, Tony Abbott, told Anaya to “get a life” and not “just listen to the old victim brigade.” Abbott is now the prime minister of Australia.

I drove into the red heart of central Australia and asked Dr. Janelle Trees about the “old victim brigade”. A GP whose indigenous patients live within a few miles of $1,000-a-night resorts serving Uluru (Ayers Rock), she said, “There is asbestos in Aboriginal homes, and when somebody gets a fibre of asbestos in their lungs and develops mesothelioma, [the government] doesn’t care. When the kids have chronic infections and end up adding to these incredible statistics of indigenous people dying of renal disease, and vulnerable to world record rates of rheumatic heart disease, nothing is done. I ask myself: why not? Malnutrition is common. I wanted to give a patient an anti-inflammatory for an infection that would have been preventable if living conditions were better, but I couldn’t treat her because she didn’t have enough food to eat and couldn’t ingest the tablets. I feel sometimes as if I’m dealing with similar conditions as the English working class at the beginning of the industrial revolution.”

In Canberra, in ministerial offices displaying yet more first-nation art, I was told repeatedly how “proud” politicians were of what “we have done for indigenous Australians”.

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http://www.counterpunch.org/2013/11/06/australias-secret-war-on-aboriginal-people/

Quote " Indonesia is recalling its ambassador to Australia over allegations that Canberra listened in on phone conversations of the Indonesian president.

Indonesia said the ambassador was being called to Jakarta for"consultations".
The move by Jakarta comes as the Australian Department of Defence and the Defence Signals Directorate, or DSD, (now known as the Australian Signals Directorate), has been accused of monitoring the phone calls of Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, his wife Kristiani Herawati, as well as eight other high-ranking officials, including the vice president, Boediono. 




The top secret material from the DSD is in the form of a slide presentation, dated November 2009, and divulges information on the monitoring of mobile phones just as 3G technology was being introduced in Asia. 

In one of the presentations, entitled Indonesian President Voice Events, a graphic of calls is given on Yudhoyono's Nokia handset over a 15-day period in August 2009. The data provides CDRs – call data records – which record the numbers called, the duration of communications, and whether the transmission was a voice call or SMS. 

The Australian spy agency “appears to have expanded its operations to include the calls of those who had been in touch with the president,” the report indicated. Another slide, entitled Way Forward, gives the simple command: “Must have content,” perhaps a reference to encrypted material. 

Attached to the bottom of each slide in the 2009 presentation is the DSD slogan: “Reveal their secrets – protect our own.” 

Also named in the surveillance slides are Dino Patti Djalal, then-foreign affairs spokesman for the president, who recently resigned as Indonesia's ambassador to the US and is seeking the candidacy in next year's presidential election for Yudhoyono’s Democratic party, and Hatta Rajasa, current minister for economic affairs and potential presidential candidate for the National Mandate party. Hatta served at the time of the surveillance as minister for transport; his daughter is the wife of the president's youngest son. 

Other high-level officials on the list of “IA Leadership Targets” are: Jusuf Kalla, the former vice-president who ran as the Golkar party presidential candidate in 2009; Sri Mulyani Indrawati, then a reforming finance minister and since 2010 one of the managing directors of the World Bank Group; Andi Mallarangeng, who was at the time the president's spokesman, and later minister for youth and sports; Sofyan Djalil, who served until October 2009 as minister for state-owned enterprises; Widodo Adi Sucipto, a former head of the Indonesian military who served until October 2009 as security minister. 

Another slide, entitled DSD Way Forward, acknowledges that the Australian spy agency’s must“capitalise on UKUSA and industry capability”, apparently a reference to assistance from telecom and internet companies, the same method that the NSA used to collect data on millions of individuals around the planet. 

News of Australia’s high-level snooping on the Indonesian president and his top aides is certain to provoke a harsh response from Jakarta, especially considering this is not Australia’s first breach of trust between the Pacific Rim countries. 

Tensions between Canberra and Jakarta began in October when top secret files revealed by the German newspaper Der Spiegel and published by Fairfax newspapers showed that Australian diplomatic posts across Asia were being used to intercept communications. 

Marty Natalegawa, the Indonesian foreign minister, issued a harsh response and threatened to review bilateral initiatives on issues important to Australia, including people smuggling and terrorism. 

During a visit last week to the Australian city of Perth, Vice president Boediono - not yet privy to information that his own Blackberry device had been compromised by Australian spy agencies - briefly mentioned the long-standing spying controversy. 

“I think we must look forward to come to some arrangement which guarantees that intelligence information from each side is not used against the other,” he said. “There must be a system.” 

Yudhoyono is the latest in a growing list of global leaders who have had their personal communications listened to by the American intelligence service. 

It has recently been reported that the leaders of Germany, Brazil and Mexico have been listened to by the so-called Five Eyes, the collective name for the intelligence agencies of the United States, Britain, Australia, Canada and New Zealand, who share information. "
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http://rt.com/news/nsa-australia-snowden-indonesia-us-891/

On the way to make Australia hell on Earth . In a country where a car is a necessity due to the vast distances and the poor public transport this law will make life HELL .



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EXCLUSIVE: TENS of thousands more Victorians each year stand to lose their drivers' licences under a new law police are vowing to exercise in court.

Sweeping legal changes which came into effect on September 30 allow courts to suspend or cancel the licence of any person convicted or found guilty of any offence - regardless of whether that offence has anything to do with driving.

Victoria Police has exclusively revealed to the Herald Sun that it will seek to use the new powers in up to 50,000 court cases each year.

It has already briefed its prosecutors on the law.

"If you're convicted or found guilty of any offence, a court may suspend or cancel and disqualify your licence," said Acting Senior Sergeant Richard Bowers, of the Victoria Police Prosecution Division.

"The legislation does not govern or put a limiting factor on which cases it applies to. It's any offence, and it's completely open to the magistrate as to whether or not they impose it.

"Unless a superior court gets hold of one of these cases and says 'Well, this is an inappropriate exercise of discretion,' it will remain open for use for a magistrate to use in any way they see fit."

But the move has angered civil libertarians.

"We are very disturbed at the lack of consultation, given this is such a sweeping and draconian measure," Jane Dixon, SC, the president of Liberty Victoria, said last night.

"To deprive someone of their driving licence can often also deprive them of their livelihood.

"We believe, for well-being, there should be a strong foundation between driving and the offending."

Victoria Police said it would advice its prosecutors to use the legislation in any case where the offending can be linked to using a vehicle, which it estimates at around 50,000 cases a year.

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http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/law-order/cops-to-use-licence-to-disqualify-anyone-guilty-of-anything/story-fni0fee2-1226768223410?sv=73e1673ae8a99fd2501d49a104301446#.UpNU0OLLlSc.facebook

Another spying scandal in the land of OZ

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The Australian government’s moves to suppress further exposures of its surveillance operations suffered a blow yesterday when it was revealed that three more whistleblowers have given statements to the East Timorese government about the illegal installation of bugging devices in the walls of Dili’s cabinet offices. The bugging involved Australian Secret Intelligence Service (ASIS) agents posing as aid workers helping renovate Timorese government buildings.

Two weeks ago a preliminary meeting was held in The Hague ahead of East Timor’s legal claim at the Permanent Court of Arbitration to nullify an oil and gas revenue-sharing treaty because of the Australian spying. The Timorese representatives told the Australian delegation they intended to use the testimony of four Australian whistleblowers to support their case. This information almost certainly triggered Tuesday’s Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) raids on East Timor’s Canberra-based lawyer Bernard Collaery, and the interrogation of one of the whistleblowers, a retired ASIS technical operations director.

Attorney-General George Brandis, who authorised the raids, subsequently issued an extraordinary ministerial statement to the Senate, threatening to charge the lawyer and the ex-ASIS officer with divulging official secrets, an offence that carries jail terms of up to seven years. In addition, the government seized the former ASIS official’s passport, preventing him from going to The Hague to testify.

East Timor’s government, which condemned the “invasion” of its lawyer’s office as “inconceivable and unacceptable conduct,” is seeking legal advice on whether it can demand the return of the sensitive documents seized in the raids. According to Collaery, the material includes his own correspondence with Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao, as well as a legal opinion by East Timor’s international law experts Sir Elihu Lauterpacht and Professor Vaughan Lowe.

If the raids were conducted on the basis of information obtained during the arbitral procedure in The Hague, that would constitute a legal contempt of the proceedings, entitling East Timor to the return of the documents. East Timor’s representatives also revealed that at a second preliminary hearing one week ago, the Australian government agreed not to arrest the whistleblowers before the case was heard.

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http://www.globalresearch.ca/australias-timor-spying-scandal-more-whistleblowers-emerge/5360798

Hi EnemyofNWO.

I have been very interested to read your story, but none of the links that you posted on the earlier pages work. I haven't been right through the thread. maybe I missed it?

Having just been gang stalked, by what I suspect were people connected to and employed by the Australian government, I am very interested to read what went on for you, and why.

Do you still have the story posted anywhere? Thanks in advance.

SpaceyOne

SpaceyOne wrote:Hi EnemyofNWO.

I have been very interested to read your story, but none of the links that you posted on the earlier pages work. I haven't been right through the thread. maybe I missed it?

Having just been gang stalked, by what I suspect were people connected to and employed by the Australian government, I am very interested to read what went on for you, and why.

Do you still have the story posted anywhere?  Thanks in advance.

SpaceyOne

Thank you for telling me that the e-book cannot be downloaded . The e-book in PDF format is about 73 MB and for this reason cannot be attached to this blog which has a limit of 15 Mb for attachments . For a while the e-book was hosted by rense.com . One thing i learned about this caper is that it is foolish to rely on other people for hosting an e-book . I am trying to resolve this problem ASAP . Sorry about this .

Hi EnofNWO.

Thanks for replying. I found a copy through Rense. About to have a read of it. Thanks for putting your story out there, to help and enlighten others, about what goes on behind the scenes of 'society'.

Tried to post their link here, to the pdf document, but am not able to post links for a certain time period. You should be able to though.

Thanks again.

SpaceyOne

SpaceyOne wrote:Hi EnofNWO.

Thanks for replying. I found a copy through Rense. About to have a read of it. Thanks for putting your story out there, to help and enlighten others, about what goes on behind the scenes of 'society'.

Tried to post their link here, to the pdf document, but am not able to post links for a certain time period. You should be able to though.

Thanks again.

SpaceyOne

I am glad you found it . As I mentioned the file of the E-Book is too big to be attached here .
I don't want money . I just want the file to be freely available without the need to log in . I want people to know what is Australia .

enemyofNWO wrote:

SpaceyOne wrote:Hi EnofNWO.

Thanks for replying. I found a copy through Rense. About to have a read of it. Thanks for putting your story out there, to help and enlighten others, about what goes on behind the scenes of 'society'.

Tried to post their link here, to the pdf document, but am not able to post links for a certain time period. You should be able to though.

Thanks again.

SpaceyOne

I am glad you found it . As I mentioned the file of the E-Book is too big to be attached here .
I don't want money . I just want the file to be  freely available without the need to log in . I want people to know what is Australia .

This link to Rense .com works for freely downloading my book as PDF file

www.rense.com/general96/EscapefAustraliaRvEd.pdf‎

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/01/22/unprecedented-treachery-australian-minister-lashes-out-at-edward-snowden/


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"Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop lashed out Wednesday at Edward Snowden, accusing the US intelligence leaker of “unprecedented treachery” after he unveiled Canberra’s efforts to spy on Indonesia.

Bishop praised cooperation with Washington and reserved harsh words for Snowden, whose revelations led Indonesia to halt work with Australia to stem people smuggling, a key priority for new conservative Prime Minister Tony Abbott.

Shortly before a meeting with US Vice President Joe Biden in Washington, Bishop said Snowden “continues to shamefully betray his nation while skulking in Russia.


“This represents unprecedented treachery; he is no hero,” she added, in a speech at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

“Snowden claims his actions were driven by a desire for transparency, but in fact they strike at the heart of the collaboration between those nations in world affairs that stand at the forefront of protecting human freedom,” she said.

Reports based on Snowden’s leaks said that the close US ally tried to bug the phones of Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, his wife and members of his inner circle in 2009.

Indonesia protested by recalling its ambassador and suspending military and immigration cooperation.

More recently, Indonesia responded furiously as Australia entered Indonesian waters in search of would-be refugees, incursions that led to an apology from Canberra.

Snowden, a 30-year-old intelligence contractor, fled the United States in May last year after unveiling that his government was collecting telephone data from millions of US citizens, monitoring vast amounts of private Internet traffic and eavesdropping on the conversations of foreign friends and foes alike.


He fled to Hong Kong and then to Russia, which granted him asylum for a year.

Snowden has strongly denied allegations of betraying the United States, saying that he has not cooperated with foreign agencies and wanted to expose wrongdoing as he had no means to air concerns internally.

Snowden, described by his Russian lawyer as fearing for his life, has said that he is working with journalists who exercise discretion in deciding which revelations to publish.

He has come under heavy criticism from US officials but the public view is more nuanced.

A recent Pew Research Center/USA Today poll found that 45 percent of Americans believed his disclosures served the public interest. "


Continues at the link above . The Australian puppets are always ready to defend what is not defendable

http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2014/03/16/354895/australians-protest-against-government/

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Australians have poured onto the streets of major cities across the country to protest against policies of the federal government of Prime Minister Tony Abbott.

The so-called March-in-March protests began Saturday and continued on Sunday in major cities across the country, including Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide.

Demonstrators voiced anger against a wide range of federal policies, such as indigenous rights, mistreatment of migrant asylum seekers and the tax system in the country.

Other issues of concern to the Australian protesters are government policies on climate change and media ownership.

Organizers of the nationwide protests say the anti-government demonstrations are part of a grassroots movement that has nothing to do with political parties.

According to local press reports, while Abbott ignored the protests when asked about it in a news conference, opposition leader Bill Shorten of the Labor Party also distanced himself from the protests, telling reporters that his party is not formally involved in the effort.

“But I do get that people want to express their views. It’s a free country,” Shorten stated.

The weekend demonstrations are expected to end on Monday, when protest organizers plan to deliver a statement of no-confidence in the Abbott administration to the Parliament House in Canberra.


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The comments are very interesting . People are waking up about the 5th columnist with Israeli passport that control the News , the Judiciary , the legal system , the government stooges of BOTH political parties , the education system , the Australian Broadcasting Corporation ABC and the medical profession ......

A CHAT WITH BRENDON O' CONNELL

http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=94715


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nhUR9ciSuA#t=279

Thanks You Bob CARR for telling the public what everybody knows ..... Australia is controlled by the Zionists
Too many traitors in politics , the judiciary and other position of power . The 5th columnist are everywhere , the infiltrations has been going on for many decades .



http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article38205.htm

Former Australian FM Denounces Zionist Lobby's 'Extraordinary Influence'

In new book, Bob Carr claims office of former Australian PM Julia Gillard was effectively held hostage by Jewish lobby.

By Haaretz

Former Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr has suggested Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s dogged support of Israel was due to the "subcontracting" of Australian foreign policy to Jewish donors, The Guardian reported on Wednesday.

In his upcoming book "Diary of a Foreign Minister," Carr claims the "extreme right-wing" pro-Israel lobby in Melbourne wielded "extraordinary influence" on Gillard. The book includes private text messages between the two – published without Gillard's consent – which detail the pair's disagreement on Australia's support (or lack thereof) for the November 2012 United Nations vote concerning Palestinian observer status.

In an interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation to promote his new book, Carr claimed the pro-Israel lobby in Melbourne wielded "extraordinary influence" on Gillard and her office, negatively interfering with Australian foreign policy.

"I found it very frustrating that we couldn't issue, for example, a routine expression of concern about the spread of Israeli settlements on the West Bank - great blocks of housing for Israeli citizens going up on land that everyone regards as part of the future Palestinian state if there is to be a two-state solution."

Mark Leibler, national chairman of the Australia-Israel and Jewish Affairs Council, passionately rejected Carr's portrayal of the Jewish lobby's disproportionate influence.

"Just unpick for a moment what he's saying. He's talking about the Jewish lobby, he's talking about a difference of opinion between him and the prime minister," Liebler told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. "Why can't they have a difference of opinion on a matter related to Israeli policy?"

"How does the Jewish lobby control the prime minister," Liebler asked. "Through donations to the ALP and sending people to Israel. I mean, give me a break. Would anyone seriously accept that? Julia Gillard is an independent-thinking woman. She can come to her own conclusions without being influenced by the Jewish lobby."

According to the Sydney Morning Herald, Carr describes Yuval Rotem, Israel's former ambassador to Australia, as "the cunning Yuval" and Avigdor Lieberman as "gloomy" and "taciturn" in his book. He also dubs the pro-Israel caucus within Australia's Labor party, including notable Jewish MPs Mark Dreyfus and Michael Danby, as the "falafel faction."

Like Leibler, Danby described Carr's accusations as "laughable," adding that "in the current climate, it's OK to be a bigot."

Carr responded harshly to Danby's accusations, calling the comments "extraordinary."

"For years, I was president of Labor Friends of Israel. I wrote a book, 'My Reading Life,' in which I recommend the book of an Auschwitz survivor as the most important book of the last 100 years," Carr told ABC radio.

"My only point about Israel was that settlement activity ought to stop and that the Palestinian status, the increased status in the General Assembly, ought to be not blocked by Australia. So that's a position that the foreign minister of every European country would endorse and indeed doesn't fall too much short of the foreign policy position of [U.S. Secretary of State] John Kerry."
Copyright Haaretz.com

Transcript

Bob Carr 'frustrated' by Israeli lobby and lack of First Class fares

By ABC 7.30

SARAH FERGUSON, PRESENTER: Bob Carr was Australia's Foreign minister for just a year and a half, but the Labor heavyweight found enough material to write a 500-page book on his time in the job.

In The Diary of a Foreign Minister, Bob Carr details what he sees as some of the biggest problems in Australian politics.

He's singled out the Israeli lobby, saying its influence on Australian politics has reached an unhealthy level.

He also declares that former Prime Minister Julia Gillard was selfish for not standing down from the top job.

Like all good diaries, it mixes the lofty with the mundane - his desperation for first-class upgrades on international travel, what he ate for breakfast when he got there and where to buy the best tie.

To get the gossip and the geopolitics, I met up with Bob Carr earlier today in Sydney.

Bob Carr, welcome to 7.30.

BOB CARR, FORMER FOREIGN MINISTER: Pleasure to be with you.

SARAH FERGUSON: The Prime Minister arrives in China today, having announced closer Defence ties with Japan on the way. What sort of reception is Tony Abbott going to get from the Chinese?

BOB CARR: They have been satisfied that the Prime Minister's retreated from what he had said earlier, namely that Japan is an ally of Australia. That was important to them. It was a mistake to describe Japan as an ally and the Prime Minister has beaten a retreat from that and that's sensible. He should be given credit. The Chinese will write that off as the missteps of a new government. I think we've got to think carefully about an Australian prime minister turning up at a national security meeting of the Japanese cabinet. Now what message is that meant to convey? It is in Australia's interests to be strictly neutral when it comes to the territorial disputes in which China's involved and to urge both sides to peacefully resolve those disputes.

SARAH FERGUSON: Let's go to the book. The strongest criticism of all in the book is aimed at the Melbourne Jewish lobby. Now, there are lobby groups for every cause under the sun. What's wrong with the way that group operates?

BOB CARR: Well the important point about a diary of a Foreign minister is that you shine light on areas of government that are otherwise in darkness and the influence of lobby groups is one of those areas. And what I've done is to spell out how the extremely conservative instincts of the pro-Israel lobby in Melbourne was exercised through the then-Prime Minister's office. And I speak as someone who was in agreement with Julia Gillard's agenda on everything else. But I've got to say, on this one, I found it very frustrating that we couldn't issue, for example, a routine expression of concern about the spread of Israeli settlements on the West Bank. Great blocks of housing for Israeli citizens going up on land that everyone regards as part of a future Palestinian state, if there is to be a two-state solution resolving the standoff between Palestinians and Israelis in the Middle East.

SARAH FERGUSON: You're saying that the Melbourne Jewish lobby had a direct impact on foreign policy as it was operated from inside Julia Gillard's cabinet?

BOB CARR: Yeah, I would call it the Israeli lobby - I think that's important. But certainly they enjoyed extraordinary influence. I had to resist it and my book tells the story of that resistance coming to a climax when there was a dispute on the floor of caucus about my recommendation that we don't block the Palestinian bid for increased non-state status at the United Nations.

SARAH FERGUSON: They're still a very small group of people. How do you account for them wielding so much power?

BOB CARR: I think party donations and a program of giving trips to MPs and journalists to Israel. But that's not to condemn them. I mean, other interest groups do the same thing. But it needs to be highlighted because I think it reached a very unhealthy level. I think the great mistake of the pro-Israel lobby in Melbourne is to express an extreme right-wing Israeli view rather than a more tolerant liberal Israeli view, and in addition to that, to seek to win on everything, to block the Foreign Minister of Australia through their influence with the Prime Minister's office, from even making the most routine criticism of Israeli settlement policy using the kind of language that a Conservative Foreign secretary from the UK would use in a comparable statement at the same time.

SARAH FERGUSON: Now, in that period, you give a very frank account of cabinet discussions - the cabinet discussions about a vote on the status of Palestine in the UN. Now during those cabinet discussions, you effectively rolled Julia Gillard. Do you have any qualms about revealing the details of those cabinet discussions?

BOB CARR: Yeah, one would have to think seriously about that, and I did, but on balance, I think that the public's right to know how foreign policy is made, how cabinet works, outweighs any other considerations. And the value of a diary written so close to the events is that Australians get a better idea of how government works.

SARAH FERGUSON: You're candid about other world leaders, but to be fair, you're also fairly candid about yourself. In fact, you come over as a bit of an obsessive. Are you?

BOB CARR: Yeah, I am. Look, I've got to say, living on airline food and food at official banquets offended every rule of life I adhere to on this front. And in my first month of the job, my weight dropped by about a quarter of a stone - whatever that is in kilos. And it was such an inherently unhealthy lifestyle - living on planes, subsisting on that cuisine - I thought it would have knocked about two years off my life.

SARAH FERGUSON: You talk obsessively about food. You also complain about which class you're flying in airlines. Are you a prima donna?

BOB CARR: Um, I remember once flying from Sydney to the Gulf, to Dubai, and then with an hour's break, on to Cairo, and having to have a meeting with President Morsi, with the Foreign Minister, with the Secretary-General of the Arab League, and I got to tell you, Sarah, having been upgraded to first-class was a great advantage. I make no apologies whatsoever for wanting to arrive on these missions for Australia in the best condition possible.

SARAH FERGUSON: People are going to make a lot out of those remarks though, aren't they?

BOB CARR: Faced with a choice, having to get off a plane and go straight to a meeting with the French Foreign Minister in Paris, I tell you what, I'd prefer first-class any time.

SARAH FERGUSON: Let's just go back to some of the big foreign policy issues that you talk about throughout the book. You're very critical of US wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. We've just had elections in Afghanistan, quite successful ones with a high turnout, despite a very sustained campaign by the Taliban in the lead up. You said this: "After 12 years of war, it's been a waste. Huge armies mobilise the largest coalition in history for nothing." Is that view too bleak, do you think?

BOB CARR: One very candid Australian said to me, "If I'd been given a few buckets of money, I could have gone up there to Uruzgan Province and achieved everything we achieved by military endeavour with bribes of local chieftains." That might be too brutal and he might have spoken with exaggeration for effect, but I suspect there's an element of truth.

SARAH FERGUSON: On Iraq, again, hugely critical of that war, you say that Donald Rumsfeld amongst others should be put on trial. Are you seriously talking about a war crimes trial for US officials?

BOB CARR: No, that's a rhetorical point. But I cannot believe the suffering, the dislocation. Four million refugees, for example, a cost of trillions to the US, a weakened US, strengthened enemies of America, like Al-Qaeda in Iraq, as a result of this flight of fancy that took America into that war, with Australia shamefully at its side, yelping like a pet poodle.

SARAH FERGUSON: You replaced the Mandarin-speaking diplomat Kevin Rudd as Foreign Minister. Was he a good Foreign minister?

BOB CARR: I believe Kevin Rudd was good. I noticed with some amusement people who had tough experiences with him, including a Japanese deputy prime minister who was almost crouching in his chair during my meeting with him. I asked our ambassador later why even by Japanese standards there was this reserve or shyness and he said that when he was last in Australia meeting an Australian Foreign minister, he'd been really taken to task by Kevin on the issue of whaling. I thought that was a comment on Kevin's forcefulness.

SARAH FERGUSON: Now, your period as Foreign minister was set against terrible, uniquely awful in-fighting in the party. What was it about Julia Gillard's leadership in the end that finally convinced you to switch support to Kevin Rudd?

BOB CARR: We all wanted Julia to work. But by the time we decided, in our wisdom as a cabinet, to go to war with the newspapers, I thought, "The very viability of social democracy in Australia of a viable Australian Labor Party is now at stake." So with some reluctance and with respect for her, but real doubts about her political judgment, I moved into the Rudd camp.

SARAH FERGUSON: You're also scathing about her voice. Was that really important?

BOB CARR: No, no. I said - I made gentle humour and she was comfortable with it from time to time. I think I made gentle humour once or twice about what she'd joke about: her distinctive, broad Australian accent.

SARAH FERGUSON: But actually you do think those things are important. You - and I'm not being superficial about the ties - you think how you look is important, you talk about your own voice. Did you think that her voice and the way she communicated was a big part of the problem?

BOB CARR: I thought a lot of the time she was very good. And I couldn't understand the level of hostility that she ended up attracting, but you couldn't ignore that. Minority status diminishes any government and then a campaign by Rudd to get back. Jacobean revenge drama, knives flashing, blood flowing, and for all of us in the Labor Party, it's a relief to get beyond it. I wish both of them well.

SARAH FERGUSON: You also said she was selfish - just to stay with her for a moment - not to hand over the leadership. That was - that's a pretty subjective judgment. She was still the elected leader.

BOB CARR: Yeah, that was at the last moment; that was before the final leadership challenge and I thought - I thought, "If someone had presented me with figures, polling figures about state government in NSW that said, "You're now a significant barrier to the Government's re-election," I would have said, "Look, fine. Fine. I've done my best. It ain't working. I'll pull out, and, apart from anything else, I won't be the one indicted with the responsibility on the Sunday after election."

SARAH FERGUSON: There's a rueful tone when you talk about your own - the chance that you may have had to be leader yourself. How much do you regret having not seized those opportunities?

BOB CARR: I don't regret it. I think it was very difficult times. But as - I think they were very difficult times for anyone. But as someone who headed a state government, I naturally found myself thinking that if I'd been Prime Minister, for example, we would have gone straight to a carbon trading scheme and not lingered with the set price, the tax. We wouldn't have retreated from John Howard's offshore processing, or if we had, we would have returned to something like it pretty quickly. That fight with the newspapers. By my fiscal conservatism, a too-grand recovery package. But on the other hand, I got to say, the Rudd Government saved the country from the GFC and rebuilt the school system of the country. Now they're proud Labor achievements. I my conservative instincts might have been wrong.

SARAH FERGUSON: One very specific question for you is for the leader of this state. We're now witnessing the twin horror shows of ICAC going again to Eddie Obeid and a Royal commission into union corruption starting today. What is it about the ALP in NSW that allows people like Eddie Obeid and union officials, corrupt ones, to flourish?

BOB CARR: Yeah, I think the NSW party, once a grand political force, has got to have a real debate about this.

SARAH FERGUSON: What does that mean, a debate? It's more like cleaning out the Augean stables, isn't it?

BOB CARR: That goes without saying, but Obeid's entree was based on a mix of fundraising and mateship ethos gone to seed. I'm not saying it was a proud episode in Labor's history and the stables have got to be hosed out with one of those industrial standard fire hoses and that's a big challenge.

SARAH FERGUSON: Do you think that Australians will forgive you for presenting yourself as a dandy who thinks a lot about which tie he's going to wear?

BOB CARR: Yeah, I think self-parody and irony is the stuff of life and I wanted the book to have that flavour. The flavour's - the flavour's me.

SARAH FERGUSON: It's irony.

BOB CARR: And fun, a sense of fun. Life is too short to be taken seriously.

SARAH FERGUSON: Bob Carr, thank you very much for joining us.

BOB CARR: Thank you.

Y'know - You really need to change that Jewish Label to Zionist...

It'll wear on You much better and likely Your message will be better received.

Simply put - The Execution of the former will ultimately reflect on the latter...

enemyofNWO wrote:Thanks You Bob CARR for telling the public what everybody knows ..... Australia is controlled by the tribe from HELL .


http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article38205.htm

I'd like to point out the site where this article comes from has three quotes on the home page.  One of them is this:

"Nationalism is an infantile disease. It is the measles of mankind."  Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein was a JEW.

  The Einsteins were non-observant Ashkenazi Jews. Albert attended a Catholic elementary school from the age of five for three years.

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/


 

It's just this kind of conception that perpetuates and FUELS Zionism.

Aussie Zio-Shills Roundly Exposed

" Excellent exposè of the twisted, manipulative minds and actions of the oppressive Israeli information arm, planted in governments and media worldwide. Well done! "

http://www.zengardner.com/aussie-zio-shills-roundly-exposed/

Israel apologist in Australia .

Australia ruled by Tel AVIV .

Australia is a Rogue Nation

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" Australia May Be Complicit In Killing Its Own Citizens And Many Others

By Emily Howie

June 03, 2014 "ICH" - "SMH" - Would you be comfortable if Australian security personnel were enabling the killing of Australian citizens who had not been charged with crimes, who had not faced a trial and who were in a country that Australia was not at war with?
These are the questions at the heart of a long overdue debate, because Australian security personnel are reportedly doing exactly that.

Last month it was reported that two Australian citizens, Christopher Havard and Muslim bin John had been killed by a United States drone strike in Yemen – a country with whom neither the USA nor Australia claims to be at war. Neither man had been charged with any crime.

The Australian government denies any involvement in or prior awareness of the operation. However, mounting evidence suggests that the joint Australian-American defence facility at Pine Gap outside Alice Springs is intimately involved in the US’s drone strikes. Last week American investigative journalist Jeremy Scahill stated that he has access to top-secret documents, some obtained through leaks by former NSA employee Edward Snowden, that prove this.

Scahill said the documents show that the Pine Gap facility, along with similar facilities in Canada, UK and New Zealand, provide critical information to the US ''that can be used to track and kill individuals around the world''. According to Scahill, the Australian government is fully aware of the extent of the US assassination program.

Personnel at Pine Gap do not fire the drones’ weapons, but they show drone operators where to point their barrels. "

Conrinues at

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article38680.htm

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"Wednesday, 28 May, 2014 - 14:33
A petition of more than 1.8 million people worldwide, calling for the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) to be made public has been delivered to Australia’s Parliament this morning.

Australian Parliamentarians and representatives from a range of Australian and international organisations, including 350.org, Avaaz and SumOfUs, have joined forces to call on the negotiating Governments to disclose the details of the TPP.

The TPP is a highly secretive and expansive free trade agreement between the United States and twelve countries in the highly biodiverse Pacific Rim, including Australia, Mexico and New Zealand. To date, it has been negotiated in secret with no external input other than that of 600 corporate lobbyists.

Leaked text reveals that the deal would empower corporations, including big oil, coal and gas companies, to directly sue governments in private and non-transparent trade tribunals over laws and policies that they allege reduce their profits.

"The TPPA will undermine decades of work by progressive governments, citizens and NGOs to protect our climate and environment from exploitation. In particular, efforts to move our economies beyond fossil fuels will face major obstacles, as the TPP grants the fossil fuel industry new rights to ignore legislative wins we secure to limit fossil fuel investment and expansion," said Charlotte Wood, 350.org Australia Campaigns Director.

Policies designed to address climate change, curb fossil fuel expansion and reduce air pollution could all be subject to attack by corporations as a result of the investor-state dispute settlement clauses (ISDSes) currently contained within the TPP. Additionally, the deal could criminalize internet use, undermine workers’ and human rights, manipulate copyright laws, restrict government regulation of food labeling and adversely impact upon subsidized health-care. "

Continues at


http://www.voxy.co.nz/politics/18-million-people-sign-petition-tpp-be-made-public/5/191735


We will see what the Australian Parliament will do . Given the past track record of subservience to multinational and zionist interests and the Washington and Tel Aviv controllers , the future of Australian Citizens seems exceedingly poor .......

In a world in which only governments controlled by zionists have the right to be violent , expressing ideas contrary to the established regime is considered an act of terrorism .
Now the mentally deficient running the Australian Security services are monitoring the " Syrian Girl " . She might have offended the zionist from hell in OZ.
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"Australian Security Agencies Target "SyrianGirl" Mimi Al-Laham

Mimi Al-Laham (SyrianGirl)
Brandon Turbeville
Activist Post

In the Orwellian world of post 9/11 hysteria and the Global War On Terror, speaking truth is a revolutionary act. Indeed, such is evidenced by the fact that speaking out against terrorism is now enough to cause you to be labeled as a supporter of terrorism. At least, that is, in certain instances.

This is particularly the case with Mimi Al-Laham, (aka SyrianGirl), a young Syrian woman who has been active on YouTube, social media, and her own website in speaking out about the Western-backed destabilization of Syria.

Laham has consistently denounced the death squads operating inside Syria as terrorists and agents of the West as well as identified the so-called rebellion as being nothing more than a Western – organized, funded, and directed campaign against the Syrian government , all documented fact. For more information on this topic, please see my book, The Road To Damascus, The Anglo-American Assault On Syria.

However, her statements against terrorism, beheadings, rapes, slavery, and wholesale slaughter have caused her to be labelled as a potential "extremist" and purveyor of "extremist rhetoric." For that reason, Australian security agencies have been closely monitoring Laham’s online statements and, presumably, much more than that.

Australian Institute of Criminology’s Shandon Harris-Hogan said that such statements and online behavior should be watched for “signs of an escalation in rhetoric or calls for violence” and that “When it crosses that line, particularly into encouraging, facilitating or preparing for violence, that's when it's going to particularly hit the radar of security services.”

Continues at http://www.activistpost.com/2014/06/australian-security-agencies-target.html

As times goes by the true nature of what is the OZ government is becoming clear . Continuing at this rate even PM Abbot is in line for a park or a bush area to be dedicated to him by the grateful
Israeli government .
Consistent with the Australian government status of Slave of the International Zionist Crime Syndicate ( IZCS )



Australia's move to impose sanctions over Russian interference in Ukraine brushed off Read more


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Russia has brushed off Australia's move to slap asset freezes and travel bans on key players in Moscow's interference in Ukraine, saying they won't have much effect and could, in fact, help an anti-corruption drive.
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop on Wednesday said Australia was joining the US and Europe in imposing sanctions on 12 Russians and Ukrainians ''instrumental in the Russian threat to Ukraine's sovereignty''. She did not name them, but the move follows similar actions by Washington and Brussels, whose sanctions are widely thought to target close aides to President Vladimir Putin and senior members of Russia's parliament.
A spokesman for the Russian embassy in Canberra, Alexander Odoevskiy, dismissed the sanctions, saying, if anything, they would help the Russian government in its drive to stamp out corruption among senior officials.
''I really doubt there will be significant interests of the Russian politicians and foreign assets in Australia. By law top Russian bureaucrats are not allowed to have any property or business or financial interest abroad.''


Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/australias-move-to-impose-sanctions-over-russian-interference-in-ukraine-brushed-off-20140319-352vw.html#ixzz35AjLCde2