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What does the FBI have to hide? Targeting Wall Street analyst over Freeport McMoran report. Wilson Declaration 31 October 2022.
Summary: This Declaration (notarized 31 October 2022) outlines years of FBI abuse faced by a Wall Street mining analyst: After completing an MBA at Wharton business school in the USA John Wilson worked as a mining analyst for major British … Continue reading
Submission to: Inquiry into the application of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) in Australia
John WilsonSydney, Australia 16 February 2023 Committee SecretaryJoint Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander AffairsPO Box 6021Parliament HouseCanberra ACT 2600 Phone: +61 2 6277 4559By email: JSCATSIA@aph.gov.au RE: Inquiry into the application of the United Nations Declaration on … Continue reading
Australian parliamentary inquiry – Committee for Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade (DFAT) rejects submission critical of DFAT, ASIS
Summary On 6 February 2023 I made a formal submission to the inquiry of the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade on how Australia can partner with countries in our region to promote democracy and the international … Continue reading
Court declaration – exposé of FBI abuse
Notarized declaration by John Wilson regarding intense FBI abuse and harassment following his coverage of US NYSE listed US mining company Freeport McMoran’s activities and the US State Department investigation of the company. Wilson is a former Wall Street mining … Continue reading
Hedge and pension funds blacklist Freeport
Large global pension funds have been slow to mobilise their power and take up the cause, nonetheless, over the years there has been some significant movement. In June 2006, the Government Pension Fund of Norway, a sovereign wealth fund, announced … Continue reading
Mining in the Jungles of West Papua
July 2017 “Every age, every culture, every custom and tradition has its own character, its own weakness and its own strength, its beauties and cruelties; it accepts certain sufferings as matters of course, puts up patiently with certain evils. Human … Continue reading
UNHRC documents ASIO abuse of whistleblowers (UNHRC report link below). Despite this, parliamentary inquiry into whistleblowers refuses to accept and release submissions critical of ASIO.
From: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx[mailto:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Wednesday, 24 May 2017 11:47 AM To: ‘xxxxxxxxxxxxx, xxxxxxxx (Senator)’ Subject: FW: Australian parliamentary inquiry into whistleblowers withholds key information from public: Dear Senator XXXXXXXXXX, Thank you for your earlier emailed comments. Unfortunately the Committee has again … Continue reading
Hoover, the NSA and the Art of Blackmail
Contents The Banyan Tree and Realpolitik. 1 Who really runs America?. 1 Hoovers’ legacy: establishing the tools of a police state. 3 Leaks and Power 3 Privacy and Power 4 The Banyan Tree and Realpolitik Who really runs America? The … Continue reading
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