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Monthly Archives: July 2017
Part 44F. Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity. The 5th letter to justice Macaulay concerning the ongoing abuses of welfare rights.
Dated 17th July 2017, this is a 4-page covering letter to Justice Macaulay who was provided with a bound copy of the 4 previous postings. Note: the short link URL for this posting is: http://wp.me/p1n8TZ-17n NOTE: The Brandis Confession: After … Continue reading
Posted in abuse of power, Case law, crimes against humanity, genocide, Human Rights violations, murder, News and politics, Political, Uncategorized, Welfare rights, White Collar Crime
Tagged abuuse of power, brandis, brandis confession, breaching, constitutional deprivation, fraud, macaulay letters, reckless endanger, robo-debt, robodebt, senator brandis
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Part 44 C. Australia’s “irrelevant” crimes against humanity. The 2nd national interest letter to Justice Macaulay.
Below is the 2nd national interest letter to Justice Macaulay, the Victorian Supreme Court judge who was given the task of presiding in the Manus Island Class action against the Commonwealth of Australia. My viewpoint is that there should be … Continue reading
Posted in abuse of power, Case law, crimes against humanity, genocide, Human Rights violations, murder, News and politics, Political, Uncategorized, Welfare rights, White Collar Crime
Tagged $90 million compensastion, abuse of paower, bhardwaj, coco v r, crimes against humanity, fraud, hellicar, justice macaulay, manus island, manus island class action, murder, nolle contendere, slater & gordon
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Part 44 B. Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity. Work for the Dole, no show, no pay penalties, Robo-Debt, and the 20 Point Disability Assessment Score are collectively the worst system case of FRAUD in the history of the Commonwealth of Australia.
Deaths caused by recklessly dangerous, unconstitutional laws that exploit the lack of knowledge of welfare recipients, and the general community, are MURDERS, and there have been a lot of them over the last 40 years or so. The short link … Continue reading
Part 44(A) Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity. Cardinal George Pell, his lawyers, and about 1.5 Billion Catholic Christians need to read this letter to Victorian Supreme Court Justice Macaulay. (So also does every Australian.)
Cardinal George Pell, his lawyers, and about 1.5 Billion Catholic Christians, including the Pope, need to read this letter to a Victorian Supreme Court judge, Justice Macaulay. This is the 1st, and at 3,510 words, the shortest of 3 letters … Continue reading
Posted in abuse of power, Case law, crimes against humanity, genocide, Human Rights violations, murder, News and politics, Political, Uncategorized, Welfare rights
Tagged aat 2016/5334, australian federal police, bhardwaj, cardinal pell, catholic priest, christian porter, concentration camp, constitutional rights, cover-up, crimes against humanity, deprivation of rights, federal police, genocide, heinrich himmler, hellicar, hockey v fairfax, human rights abuses, joe hockey, judge ian lake, justice macaulay, justice rares, malcolm turnbull, manus island, manus island settlement, nolle contendere, parish priest, pope, posen mindset, posen speech, ron medlicott, ronald medlicott, ronald's space, taxpayer funded cover-up, Tony Abbott, unconsitution, victorian coroner
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