Learn about horrendous crimes, unscrupulous criminals, and corrupt politicians and lawyers who control the legal profession in Australia. Shameful, hideous, and treacherous are just a few words that describe these lawbreakers.Fraudulent Reporting: My letter to the current prime minister of Australia Anthony Albanese in July 2023, pleads with him not to grant the Australian Communications Media Authority (Open letter to Prime Minister (Recovered) with the extra
powers the government wants to provide this government funded organisation. I was able to show in that letter after viewing this website absentjustice.com it would be a grave mistake to award ACMA these extra powers. The government wanted to give these public extra powers with the aim to prevent deceptive news reporting and the spread of false information, as well as misleading journalism practices.
Renaming AUSTEL as ACMA is akin to attempting to erase a leopard's spots and hoping it will forget its natural instincts. Despite the new name, the organization operated like a predator, producing biased reports for the minister and concealing the truth about Telstra's failing network during arbitration.
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Australian Citizens Party
Media Release Tuesday, 1 October 2024
Craig Isherwood‚ National Secretary
PO Box 376‚ COBURG‚ VIC 3058
Phone: 1800 636 432
Email: info@citizensparty.org.au
Website: https://citizensparty.org.au
Julian Assange and WikiLeaks
This is relevant to this bill because the entire official narrative of concern about mis- and disinformation has its origins not in claims made during the COVID pandemic starting in 2021, but in claims made during the 2016 US Presidential election regarding Julian Assange and WikiLeaks exposing embarrassing foreign policy and war secrets.
WikiLeaks has a reputation for 100 per cent accuracy, because it publishes leaked documents, not opinion. In 2016, WikiLeaks published leaked emails from the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton’s campaign chairman John Podesta, which included, for instance, that in 2014 Clinton knew America’s ally and partner in the “war on terror” Saudi Arabia was funding the terrorist monsters ISIS then rampaging across Iraq and Syria. The Clinton campaign wouldn’t confirm or deny the emails, but claimed WikiLeaks was connected to an alleged “sophisticated Russian misinformation campaign”.
This grew into the narrative that Russia “hacked”, and otherwise influenced the US election, and that Assange and WikiLeaks were agents of Russia’s foreign interference campaign, which Assange denied and which two subsequent inquiries found no evidence for. But Assange had to be stopped: in April 2017, CIA Director Mike Pompeo—a fanatical warmonger infamous for boasting of the CIA “we lied, we cheated, we stole”—used this narrative to declare WikiLeaks a hostile intelligence agency aided by Russia, and in 2019 the Trump administration indicted Assange under the Espionage Act and sought his extradition from the United Kingdom, leading to him spending nearly four years in prison.
While the Morrison-Dutton government supported the US government’s persecution of Assange, majority Australian and world opinion now recognises that Assange was unjustly persecuted, and celebrates his freedom; however, the travesty he endured stemmed from the weaponisation of discredited claims of foreign disinformation, which has grown into a major international agenda that motivates this bill, evidenced in Section 13 and Section 44c.
