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The FBX Blog: The FBI (and ASIO) stole my girlfirend [updated Feb 2015]
The following memoirs are based on the author’s records and recollection of the events depicted. The author has taken all reasonable steps to verify his recollection against contemporaneous records. It is, however, possible that he has misremembered or misinterpreted some … Continue reading →
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Australia’s captive regulators are paper tigers: The Inspector General of Intelligence and Security (IGIS)
Contents Overview – Catch 22……………….1 What kind of oversight system exists under IGIS’s watch?…….. 3 Five nations: Five-Eyes – a dismal case of oversight failure………….. 5 A personal account: the nightmare of dealing with IGIS. ……………..7 Fear and favours: ASIO, … Continue reading →
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Tagged ASIO, government corruption, Ian Barker, Ian Carnell, IGIS, Inspector General of Intelligence and Security, justice, national security, oversight, police state, protest, royal commission, subversion, Vivienne Thom
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