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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.
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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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Part 43 B. Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity. AAT 2016/5334 decision part of a complaint lodged with the Tasmanian Ombudsman along with a request for a police investigation of the Robo-debt Fraud.
Robo-debt is a criminal abuse of power and any fatalities triggered by this criminal activity are murders in every state and territory in Australia. The above screen capture is part of an email sent to Clare.Hopkins@Ombudsman.tas.gov.au at 4.30 PM yesterday. … Continue reading
Posted in crimes against humanity, Human Rights violations, News and politics, Political, Uncategorized, Welfare rights
Tagged 42nd parliament, abuse of power, clare hopkins, crimes against humanity, elizabeth ulrick, fraud, genocide, malcolm turnbull, murder, robo-debt, sapol, senator brandis, tanya slibersek, tasmanian ombudsman, tasmanian police, test everything, tudge fudge fraud
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Part 43A. Australia’s “irrelevant” crimes against humanity. AAT 2016/5334 – the points of law in this appeal that can be used by any Digital Data Fiction Fraud (2D2F) victim.
AAT 2016.5334 was a “nolle contendere” win because it was based upon points of law contained in the Australian constitution, statute laws and several case law decisions. Anyone can use the AAT 2016/5334 decision as a means of defeating the … Continue reading
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Part 42E. Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity. AAT 2016/5334 may be a legal precedent that could cripple the national budget and bankrupt federal politicians.
Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity have hit a major legal snag. One potential consequence of the AAT 2016/5334 “Nole contendere” decision in favour of the welfare recipient that I represented was that this decision is potentially a legal precedent that … Continue reading
Posted in crimes against humanity, Human Rights violations, News and politics, Political, Uncategorized, Welfare rights
Tagged 2d2f, aat 2016/5334, abuse of power, alan tudge, an admission of fault, bhardwaj, breaching, burden of proof, christian porter, civil rights violation, compensation, crimes against humanity, criminal defamation, duces tecum, ewre committee, garbage in garbage out, genocide, gigi, hellicar, malcolm turnbull, michael schwartzback no contest, mind-of-the-matter, mindset of murder, murder, nole contendere, noloe contendere, police v butcher, reckless indifference, the burden of proof, tudge fudge fraud, winifred brennan v james hardie
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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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