AUSTRALIA VOTES FOR WAR,
MORE LIES, RACISM, POVERTY, INJUSTICE, INHUMANITY AND STATE TERROR
John Howard and his laughably (If it wasn't so serious) named party, The Australian Liberal Party win the Federal election.
ONCE A JOLLY GAG MAN
OR
WHAT'S IN M'TILL DEAR?
Ex-Israeli intelligence operative says that missiles and other weapons were shipped surreptitiously through Perth (Fremantle and other ports and harbours), West Australia, during the 1980's. They were bound for Iran. Millions of dollars came with them and landed up in the bill-a-bung of the Australian Labour Party, their officials, other politicians and public service bigwigs and businessmen. (1)
At the time Kim Beazley (Rhodes scholar), present leader of the recently vanquished Australian Labour Party, was Minister for Defence (Arms minister). He is a West Australian. He ridicules the claims but the messenger, Ari Ben-Menashe, although discredited as a liar, who was never one of their agents by Israel, America etc has since been proven to be authentic. (2)
From the Dateline interview by Mark Davis:
"Ari Ben-Menashe's allegations were never investigated by police or security agencies. They were never put before a court, a Commission, parliament or Parliamentary Committee until today."
Ben-Menashe also notified John Howard, personally. Howard, at the time was the leader of the Australian Liberal Party. He took the claims seriously, said he would act straight away but did nix about it - apparently worried that he might jeopardise his international standing should he ever become Prime minister.
Ben- Menashe was also a key witness when Robert Maxwell was exposed as an Israeli spy. (3)
From S.B.S television documentary, the Dateline programme, 31st October 2001
(1) One of these businessmen was Laurie Connell who died suddenly in 1996. Another was Australian yachting hero and ex-cosseted jailbird, Alan Bond. Bankrupt Bond now lives the life of Riley in the English countryside, having kept 'schtum' and outwitted his creditors.
(2) "Once a jolly gagman..." Many Australians were dumbfounded by the change in Beazley's character during the lead up to the elections. A big, jolly giant of a man who looked as though he would breeze into The Lodge (The official prime minister's residence - on the level!)
When he came across as weak, as sycophantic as Howard and 'desperate and fateless' his support wilted. His 'thankyou and goodbye' speech after the 'Dribberal Party's' victory seemed driven more by relief than anything else. Beazley wasn't himself during the compulsory elections in this free and democratic country. (Free, democratic and compulsory are hardly words that sit well together.) He's far too nice a guy. One might ponder on whether his programming as a Rhodes Scholar, activated during the election campaign was the cause of Kim's personality change? During his compulsory rousing oration to the Labour Party, just prior to our forced march to the polling booths, he famously exclaimed, "I want the Job!" (I'd love to hear the reverse-speech results of that speech.) Kim didn't want the job. You could see it in his eyes. They became increasingly dull and lifeless and stayed that way throughout the 'campaign'. Intuitively, the Australian people saw this. They lost faith in him. He, recognising this, tried even harder to become a credible contender. Kim's title shot was over. It was over before it begun and Kim hadn't even been aware of the life-long, machinations manipulating his course.
The light in Kim Beazley's eyes only began to flicker again during his resignation speech. We haven't heard the last of Kim Beazley.
For sucker-punched Australians at least another 4 years of hard labour, lies, increased taxes, war, terror, unemployment, reduced liberty and servility.
For the Illuminati, job done.
(3) In the 1980's I did some work for Maxwell, While I was working on one of his houses, in Woodstock Road, Oxford, who should walk out the front door but Harold Wilson, the former British Prime minister and his wife Mary, who were staying there, whilst in Oxford.
POSTED 15TH NOVEMBER 2001
