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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
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Tagged ASIO, ASIS, bugging, DFAT, East Timor, JSCFADT, West Papua
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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
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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
Posted in ASIO, corporations and financial services, corruption, human rights, intelligence agency, joint parliamentary committee, national security, Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services, Uncategorized, West Papua, whistleblower
Tagged ASIO, human rights, indonesia, Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services, UNHRC, whistleblower
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The FBI (and ASIO) stole my girlfriend
The FBX Blog: The Unfolding Story Overview There is no hard and firm definition of what makes someone a ‘dissident’ in the US, no red line one crosses from being a regular citizen to becoming a political target of … Continue reading
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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
The FBX Blog: The Unfolding Story [updated 27 March 2014]
The FBI (and ASIO) stole my girlfriend [Updated 27 March 2014] http://www.facebook.com/Mininganalyst Overview There is no hard and firm definition of what makes someone a ‘dissident’ in the US, no red line one crosses from being a regular citizen to … Continue reading
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Tagged abuse, ASIO, equity analyst, equity research, FBI, Freeport, Freeport McMoRan, Grasberg, human rights, New York, NYC, Wall Street, West Papua, Wharton
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Concerns of Freeport corruption
Recent allegations of Freeport corruption are in regard to possible breaches of the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. In 2003 Freeport acknowledged it paid Indonesian military and police units and officials for protection. In 2005 and 2006, the New York … Continue reading
Posted in corruption, dissident, FBI, foreign affairs, human rights, Indonesia, intelligence agency, national security, non fiction, Uncategorized, West Papua
Tagged ASIO, Ben Worden, Celine Mizrahi, Charles Schumer, congressman nadler, corruption, CW Downer & Co, DOJ, FBI, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, Freeport McMoRan, Grasberg, Jerrold Nadler, Kathleen Walton, Kroll, Livingston Sutro, Matthew Levey, Michael Mills, Mining Analyst, MRC Mining Search, Paul Whitby, Senator Schumer, Steven Garber, Steven S Garber, Tanya Plibersek, UBS, UBS Warburg, United Steelworkers, USW, Wall Street, Warburg, West Papua
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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
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