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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
Posted in ASIO, corporations and financial services, corruption, dissident, FBI, foreign affairs, Freeport McMoRan, human rights, Indonesia, Kissinger, mining, national security, West Papua
Tagged ASIO, Ben Worden, CIA, cluster bomb, cluster munitions, corruption, East Timor, Freeport, Freeport McMoRan, Grasberg, human rights, kissinger, Mining Analyst, napalm, national security, Robert McNamara, UBS, UBS Warburg, Vietnam War
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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
Posted in ASIO, Cold War, corruption, dissident, FBI, foreign affairs, human rights, Indonesia, intelligence agency, Kissinger, national security, non fiction, West Papua
Tagged ASIO, banyan tree, FBI, hoover, jaffer, kirksey, naom chomsky, nas, noam chomsky, realpolitik, russell tice, whistleblower
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ANZ and Westpac: employees in close network with ASIO
Wall Street assesses the Freeport damage Concerns about Freeport were discussed quietly on Wall Street. It was generally perceived that the company had massive potential social and environmental liabilities. As a result, Freeport was shunned as a target in the … Continue reading
Posted in ASIO, FBI, foreign affairs, human rights, mining, West Papua
Tagged ANZ, ASIO, ASIO interference, FBI, Freeport, Freeport McMoRan, West Papua, Westpac
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A new model of government: The West pivots towards authoritarian control for economic security.
Contents Introduction: the slow death of democracy.. 2 Australia: A US test market for authoritarian conversion?.. 5 The US is no Longer a “Functioning Democracy”. 8 Who are “They”?.. 11 Hoovers’ legacy: taking the US towards a police state.. … Continue reading
Posted in ASIO, Berlin Wall, Cheney, Cold War, corruption, dissident, FBI, foreign affairs, human rights, Indonesia, intelligence agency, Kissinger, national security, War criminal, West Papua
Tagged abuse, ASIO, ASIO interference, ASIO interference lawyers, Assange, attorney general, Australia, Ben Worden, Celine Mizrahi, conspiracy, conspiracy theory, corruption, CW Downer, CW Downer & Co, Dick Cheney, dissident, equity analyst, FBI, Freeport, Freeport McMoRan, George Schneider, human rights, kafka, kafkaesq, kissinger, Kroll Associates, mining analsyt, Wall Street, wall street analyst, war criminal
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Reports of eye witness accounts of Freeport human rights abuses
Freeport, by its own account, has co-operated with, financed and supported the Indonesian military in West Papua. More disturbing, there have been multiple eye witness reports of Freeport security taking direct part in human rights abuses in the past, with … Continue reading
Posted in corruption, foreign affairs, human rights, intelligence agency, non fiction
Tagged ACFOA, Denise Leith, FBI, Flannery, Freeport, Freeport McMoRan, Grasberg, human rights, indonesia, West Papua
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My experience with the media – targeting legislators and officials
Contents Overview….p1 A personal account: meetings with the Fourth Estate…p2 The media and Elected Representatives…..p3 Reprisals against my Sydney MP Tanya Plibersek…..p4 Threats to the Commonwealth attorney general’s office…..p5 Former Attorney General, Philip Ruddock, MP…..p7 First meeting with Ruddock … Continue reading
Posted in corruption, dissident, foreign affairs, human rights, intelligence agency, national security
Tagged Alsion Broinowski, ASIO, attorney general, Australia, Grasberg, Grasberg Mine, intelligence agenies, media interference, philip ruddock, Plibersek, Ross Cameron, royal commission, ruddock, SBC Warburg, SG Warburg, Tanya Plibersek, UBS, UBS Warburg, Warburg
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Australia’s tryst with tyranny: ASIO hatchet jobs on politicians.
Contents – Australia’s curious case of Ross Cameron, MP (page 1) – The government’s lawyers weigh in on how elected representatives ought to behave: (page 3) – Wikileaks Party, Professor Keane, ASIO and the September 2013 Australian federal election. (page … Continue reading
Posted in corruption, dissident, foreign affairs, human rights, intelligence agency, national security
Tagged Alsion Broinowski, ASIO, Broinowski, corruption, Freeport, Freeport McMoRan, intelligence agencies, john howard, national security, philip ruddock, Plibersek, Prime Minister John Howard, Ross Cameron, ruddock, security, Tanya Plibersek, West Papua, Wikileaks
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Wikileaks Party, ASIO and the September 2013 Australian federal election
I attended a presentation by Professor John Keane (Director, Institute for Democracy and Human Rights at Sydney University) at the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) in Sydney 19 November 2013. The title of his presentation was “People Power in … Continue reading
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