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Monthly Archives: January 2017
Part 40 (H) Australia’s “irrelevant” crimes against humanity. Centrelink ordered a parent to disown their child and cancelled the Family Tax Benefit payments when the parent refused.
Australia’s “irrelevant” crimes against humanity reached a new low point last week when Centrelink ordered a parent to DISOWN THEIR CHILD, and then suspended the Family Tax Benefit payments when the parent refused to do so. NOTE: The short link … Continue reading
Posted in crimes against humanity, Human Rights violations, News and politics, Political, Uncategorized, Welfare rights
Tagged abuse of power, crimes against humanity, disown your child, family court, family tax benefit payment, fanmily tax beneit, fraud, harm, human rights, human rights violation, jurisdiction, menace, mental harm, murder, tudge fudge fraud
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Part 40(G) Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against humanity. Still more state and territory criminal laws that Centrelink’s staff are not not to violate.
Australia’s “irrelevant” crimes against humanity happen because the training of Centrelink staff does NOT include the following state and territory MURDER laws. The short link URL for this posting is: http://wp.me/p1n8TZ-L7 No matter which state or territory welfare recipients live … Continue reading
Posted in crimes against humanity, Human Rights violations, News and politics, Political, Uncategorized, Welfare rights
Tagged abuse of power, abuse of public office, Centrelink, crimes against humanity, murder, neil skill, no show no pay, post breaching statistics, reckless endangerment, SECTION 42C
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Part 40 (F) Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity. Murder statutes that Centrelink staff are not told about
Australia’s “irrelevant” crimes against humanity happen because the training of Centrelink staff does NOT include the following MURDER laws. South Australia:Criminal law Consolidation Act – Suicide. 13 (7) A person who, by fraud, duress or undue influence, procures the suicide … Continue reading
Part 40 (E). Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity. Have your rights been raped by the Federal Parliament?
Australia’s “irrelevant” crimes against humanity raise a very important question; have your rights been RAPED by the Australian Federal Parliament. Below is an key extract from an update of the email that I sent yesterday to a senior government … Continue reading
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Part 40 (D). Australia’s “irrelevant” crimes against humanity.
Australia’s “irrelevant” crimes against humanity are happening because Australian Government Service lawyers are not heeding the advice of Commissioner Ian Hanger and advising government Ministers of the “negative” aspects and ‘risks’ inherent in welfare policies and practices. Note: The short … Continue reading
Part 40 (C). Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity. The role of the Australian Law Society in the Tudge Fudge fraud.
Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity would not be happening, e.g. the current Tudge Fudge Fraud, if the Australian Law Society practiced what it preaches. If Australian lawyers lived up to their professional standards, neither the “irrelevant” crimes against humanity nor the Tudge Fudge Fraud would be happening. Continue reading
Posted in crimes against humanity, Human Rights violations, News and politics, Political, Welfare rights
Tagged acc, administration of justice, afp, australian crime commission, australian law society, cowards out of men, crime against humanity, fundamental duties of solicitors, fundamental ethical duties, law society, nsw police, sapol, social media, to sin by silence, tudge fudge fraud
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Part 40 (B). Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity.’FORWARD’ to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.
The United Nations high Commissioner for Human Rights, Mr. Al Hussein, has been asked to investigate the Tudge Fudge Fraud, i.e. the criminal mabuse of power by Australian politicians and publics servants who are try in to claw back a reported $.7 Billion in alleged over-payments to welfare recipients that, in law, may not be reclaimable. Continue reading
Part 40. Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity. A complex legal appeal for the Federal Police to investigate the Tudge Fudge Fraud than can be used to fight Centrelink’s fraudulent ‘pay up’ demands.
Australia’s “irrelevant” crimes against humanity need to be investigated by the Federal Police, especially the current ‘Tudge Fudge Fraud’ which is reportedly devastating people’s lives at the alleged rate of up to 20,000 per day. Note: the Short link URL … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights violations, News and politics, Political, Uncategorized, Welfare rights
Tagged alan tudge, bhardwaj, bronwyn bishop, Centrelink, choppergate, christian porter, coco v r, debt, demand, fraudulent, gold coast, hellicar, public interest, repayment, suicide, sussan ley, Tony Abbott, tudge fudge fraud
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Part 39: Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity. After 40 years of civil rights abuses, has the ‘Velvet Revolution’ against this inhumane treatment begun?
The appallingly abusive traetment of hundreds of thousands of vulnerable Australians by the Turnbull Government has sparked a ‘non-violent revolution that could sweep by the Liberal National Coalition and the ALP from Australia’s political stage. the massive abuses of power are recklessly dangerous and yet Malcolm Turnbull and his government appear to be politically blind to the humanitarian disaster caused by the brutal, unconstitutional methods being used to recover $4.7 Billion in payments that the government may have no legitimate grounds for recovering; hence the illegal tactics that the Federal police are being pressured into finally investigating. Continue reading
Part 38 (b): Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity. A Dummy’s Guide to understanding Australia’s GENOCIDE LAW, Section 42c of the Social Security (Administration) Act.
Understanding Australia’s GENOCIDE law means looking at the law and the reasons why this law is a recklessly dangerous, criminal violation of civil rights. [Note: the short link URL for this website is: http://wp.me/p1n8TZ-I6 ] Subdivision B—No show no pay … Continue reading
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Tagged abuse of poweer, abuse of public office, alan tudge, article 1.2, civil rights, civil rights violation, dct v denlay, genocide, high commissioner for human rights, iccpr, icescr, Kevin Andrews, lawyer, murder, ought to known aught to know, r v martens, SECTION 42C, sole means of subsistence., Tony Abbott, tudge fudge, tudge fudge fraud, unhrc, zeid Ra'as Al Hussein
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