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Part 2: Beyond Robo-debt. The fiasco is only getting worse with Scott Morrison attempting to extinguish the Medi-vac law.
Scott Morrison and his ministerial team are demonstrating a complete lack of awareness of the legal mess that they are in, which will be made much worse if they succeed in extinguishing the Medivac law passed by the Parliament in … Continue reading
Posted in abuse of power, burden of proof, burking, Case law, crimes against humanity, election, European Parliament, genocide, Human Rights violations, international criminal court, murder, News and politics, Political, Uncategorized, Welfare rights, White Collar Crime
Tagged 196 newstart suspensions, 2, 696, bhardwaj, call jacqui lambie's bluff, civil rights violation, civil riughts, compensation, genocide, hellicar, jacqui lambie, medivac, restitution, robodebt cxompensation, ron medlicott, ronald medlicott, scott morrison, section 268, section 268.5, section 270, section 51, section 51(xxiiiA), simon benson, slavery, slavery like conditions, the emcott report, violation of civil rights, work for the dole
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Robodebt: Murder welfare recipients and then loot their estate.
Robodebt is a randomly lethal fraud that murders vulnerable welfare recipients and then loots their estate. The URL link for this posting is: https://wp.me/p1n8TZ-1lO Keep the following in mind when reading the above news item. Robodebt was introduced by Bob … Continue reading
Posted in abuse of power, burden of proof, Case law, crimes against humanity, genocide, Human Rights violations, international criminal court, Uncategorized, Welfare rights, White Collar Crime
Tagged abuse of public office, anne ruston, bhardwaj, bill shorten, bob hawke, causing a detriment, commonwealth criminal code act, criminal law consolidation act, dishonest advantage, dishonest exploitation of advantage, dishonestly causing a detriment, fraud, george brandis, hellicar, loot the dead, murder, rob the dead, robo-debt, robodebt, scott morrison, section 142, south australia, wilkliams v spautz
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Part 52j: Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity. How the South Australian Police missed the boat when Centrelink admitted that 2,030 of its Robo-Debt victims were dead
Australia’s Appropriate Compliance Measures are very real, as a Triple J’s Hack posting about 2,030 Robo-Debt deaths has just revealed. NOTE: The short link to this posting is: https://wp.me/p1n8TZ-1gl Check this link: https://www.pedestrian.tv/news/centrelink-robo-debt-deaths-data/ Finally, after 15 years of lobbying and hunting … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Federal Election, abuse of power, burden of proof, burking, Case law, crimes against humanity, election, genocide, Human Rights violations, murder, News and politics, Political, Uncategorized, Welfare rights, White Collar Crime
Tagged 2030 dead, austlii, bhardwaj, Centrelink, chief inspector tim curtis, commissioner grant moyle, commissioner wood, felony murder, hellicar, manslaughter, mollen, mollen inquiry, murder, patel, robo-debt, robodebt, the grant stevens factor, williams v spautz, wood royal commission, woolmington
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Part 52H Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity. “COPS INVESTIGATE MINISTER” – Page 1 banner heading of The Advertiser
Chapman-gate is being investigated and Commissioner Grant Stevens is trying to keep a tight lid on the investigation. THE ADVERTISER – PAGE 1 on the 15TH NOVEMBER 2018 NOTE: The short link URL for this posting is: https://wp.me/p1n8TZ-1fN See Part … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Federal Election, abuse of power, burking, Case law, crimes against humanity, election, genocide, Human Rights violations, murder, News and politics, Political, Uncategorized, Welfare rights, White Collar Crime
Tagged . justice gibbs, a substantial risk of death, AAT 2014/2456, aat 2016/5334, appropriate compliance measures, appropriate compliance measures murders, bhardwaj, boughey v r, calc reference committee, callaghan v the queen, chapman-gate, chapmangate, chief justice gibbs, civil conscrition, class action, commissioner grant stevens, commissioner stevens, community affairs reference committee, crimes against huanity, david johnson, depraved heart, emcott report, emcott report volume 3, ewre reference committee, fortiori, fraud, genocide, grabnt stevens, hellicar, issues paper 43, justice brennan, justice gaudron, justice gummow, mount saint hellens, one mistake too many, politics, prime minister morrison, psuedo prime minister, reckless indifference, robo-debt, sapol, scomo, scott morrison, secretary kathryn campbell, this is it, unconstitutional, vancouver, vancouver this is it, williams v spautz
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Part 52D: Australia’s “irrelevant” Crimes against Humanity. Legal aspects of the 4 statutory declarations submitted to the South Australian police and the South Australian Coroner as part of Genocide and Crimes against Humanity complaints.
Below are JPG images of 4 statutory declarations, that need to be accompanied by large font size transcripts of the 4 declarations so that people reading this journal posting on a mobile phone or a small screen tablet can read … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Federal Election, abuse of power, burking, Case law, crimes against humanity, election, genocide, Human Rights violations, murder, News and politics, Political, Uncategorized, Welfare rights
Tagged amalagamated engineers, appropritae compliance measures, bhardwaj, brandis confession, briginshaw, compliancer measures, crimes against humanity, fsrc, genocide, george brandis, hellicar, ian ward, mark johns, patel, sapol, work health and safet act
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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
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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(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
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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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