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Monthly Archives: October 2013
I was most surprised by ASIO’s brazen interference with my solicitors and barristers in Australia. Lawyers I retained to advise me on ASIO related matters at various times revealed they were in possession of private details about me, and they … Continue reading
ASIO hatchet job: Australia’s curious case of Ross Cameron, MP
Australia’s curious case of Ross Cameron, MP This post is included on Mining Analyst as it vividly demonstrates the overreach, hidden role and abusive power of domestic intelligence agency activity. In Australia, parliamentarians have the right to vote their conscience, … Continue reading
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