Scammers, fraudsters and the tax office’s missing $50 billion

The ATO (Australian Tax Office) is one of the colony's most secretive and corrupt organisations.

First and foremost, Australia's Anglo-Masonic system looks after its 'brethren', where case in point, it waived ex PM Paul Keating's tax bill of almost $1 million.

SO who has to mop up the rest?

Why the serfs/(tax) slaves do, of course!

See the Four Corners documentary:

What will the ATO do now?

It will surely harass the serfs in unlawful conduct to recoupe it's (alleged) 'losses', where it will 'require' taxes on unrealised profits, from plebs that own businesses, as the ATO is doing at this very moment.

There really should be a class action lawsuit against the ATO.

Will it ever happen? Probably not, but if it does, then it will be designed to fail.

Law and order is so bad we’re being told to lock our doggie doors

A deliberate 'failure of government', as described by Stever Price:

Law and order in our state is now so bad one local council is buying ads warning residents to lock up their doggie doors. Is that really where we are at in the great state of Victoria?

Law and order in Victoria now is so out of control one local council is buying ads warning you to lock your doggie door.

I’m not kidding. It follows mobile signs on freeways with police telling you to lock your doors at night.

A sign on the gate of a local park near me poses this question: “Going out – have you locked your doggie door?” Authorised by the Victoria Police and Stonnington Council.

Is that really where we are at in the great state of Victoria, a council warning that your home could be robbed by some scumbag crawling through a doggie door.

The sign goes on to warn about intruders and advises you to lock your doggie door at night and when you are not at home. Who wants to live in a place where home security involves putting a latch on a pet door and securing it when you go for a morning walk.

The Stonnington Council sign warning pet owners to lock doggie doors to avoid break ins.

Victoria, thanks to a politically correct government that wants to avoid at any cost locking up young offenders, preferring to bail repeat criminals, is paying the price. Ignoring petty crime has a cascading effect with respect and fear of police disappearing.

A place like Chapel St has become ground zero for this type of offending.

Drug affected and mentally unstable people who are often homeless treat retail businesses as their personal property.

A Liquorland bottle shop between High Street and Dandenong Rd now has a daylight locked door policy after a recent spate of snatch and grab robberies. In one week, the store was hit 30 times, traumatising the shop attendant and forcing the lockdown.

CCTV captured the moment thieves broke into an Armadale home through a doggie door last year. Picture: Supplied

Despite providing police with CCTV footage and identifying the culprit, nothing has happened. This is a stark example of a statewide government failure to protect Victorians as repeat offenders know there is no punishment for so called minor crimes. Major supermarkets have posted security guards in stores like Coles or Woolworths, but they are instructed not to intervene if someone walks out with arm loads of stolen groceries.

So bad has retail theft become that the Australian Retailers Association has this week put a price of $9bn a year on the cost to business and want the issue raised at next month’s roundtable meeting in Canberra.

Ironically that same Victorian government that does nothing about this increases fines for minor traffic offences like travelling at 45km/h in a 40km zone with onerous fines and a heavy loss of demerit points. Rob a bottle shop, crawl through a doggie door and steal a car and you are likely back on the street the same day.

Chapel St has become ground zero for petty crime. Picture: Grace Frost

Dare use a mobile phone by touching it sitting at a traffic light – which you shouldn’t do – and you will be fined a whopping $611 and lose four demerit points. Steal a bag full of bourbon and coke cans from a bottle shop or fill a shopping trolley with stolen groceries and walk out without paying and you are home free.

Police are too stretched and the crimes so rampant that criminals know it’s a free for all.

Now, so worried that law and order could cost her another election victory for Labor in November next year, Premier Allan has decided to make another change to existing bail laws.

Bail laws were tightened back in 2018 but under sustained pressure from activists they were loosened in 2023 and the sort of crime I’ve described exploded.

An individual threatening a team member with a knife at a store in Melbourne. Picture: Supplied.

Police were then told the crime of public drunkenness was no longer to be policed and the useless drunk tanks were established which are nothing more than virtue signalling.

The toughened bail laws that went before parliament this week are of course useless unless magistrates and judges follow them.

Already Indigenous justice advocates have called the tougher laws a “disaster waiting to happen”. They claim the laws will “inevitably result in more Aboriginal deaths in custody”, a big claim that will scare the hell out of Allan and her frontbench including Attorney-General Sonya Kilkenny and Police Minister Anthony Carbines.

It was activism from Indigenous groups that led to the bail laws being softened in 2023. Again, those same activists are making claims that tougher laws will drive up the number of people in prison (isn’t that the idea) and then this outrageous claim where they say the laws will condemn generations of Indigenous children and adults to the trauma of pre-trial detention.

How about trying this idea: use your activism and government funding to convince Indigenous people not to break the law and then they won’t end up in jail, waiting to go to court.

Mike Bush needs to come out swinging against crimes against innocent Victorians. Picture: Jason Edwards

 

Dumped in the middle of this crime and bail mess is our new Police Commissioner, Kiwi Mike Bush.

He did the media rounds this week on radio, TV and in print and probably wisely batted away any tough questions and answered pretty much with platitudes. My worry with the new Commissioner is his time serving as the national head of police in NZ under one of the wokest politicians of all time, Jacinda Ardern, pretty much a national version of Jacinta Allan.

Bush now needs to come out swinging against crimes against innocent Victorians, like home invasions, and get his suburban stations to patrol shopping strips and shopping centres with a zero tolerance towards retail theft.

He also needs to ignore calls from vocal activists who have contributed greatly to the mess we are in today.

Most importantly he has to have the courage to stand up to the Jacinda Ardern version of politics in Victoria Jacinta Allan. Good luck with that.

Likes

• Olympians from the 1980 Moscow Games honoured in federal parliament this week.

• Victorian farmers making it clear with another protest this week that they are not going to surrender their properties to transmission lines.

• Oscar Piastri’s turn five trouncing of teammate Lando Norris at Spa.

• Donald Trump’s driver splitting the fairway on the opening shot of his new Scottish golf club.

Dislikes

• The amount of scoreboard advertisements now allowed after every break in play at the MCG.

• Prime Minister Albanese standing in front of just the Torres-Strait Islander flag telling the world of our social media ban.

• That same ban nothing more than virtue signalling young people will work their way around it easily.

• Pro-Palestinian protesters allowed to force a weekend shutdown of the NGV.

Source: Herald Sun 

The COVID-19 FOI the government does not want you to know about.

A grim reality was that people got conned by the Australian governments (both state and federal),

that the test for COVID-19 they were conducting on the masses, gave an accurate result.

The Department of Health and Human Services has stated under a FOI (Freedom Of Information) request that:

“there is currently no test available that 100% positively identifies COVID-19 in a living human beyond any reasonable doubt…”

Despite knowing this, the governments have taken action against ‘persons’ that have tested positive in a detrimental manner to their existence.

Have these ‘persons’ obtained a remedy?

Can they sue the goverment for action that was detrimental to their livelihood, without costing them their house in legal fees?

Looks like another thing to be swept under the rug of a corrupt government's actions.

See actual COVID-19 test result within the link:

COVID test useless: “Faith in Quick Test Leads to Epidemic”

Next Level of fake videos - Veo 3

A.I. is increasing in leaps and bounds in what can be done with it.

As usual humans find ways to use technology for nefarious purposes.

Here is a benign example of a 'video' created totally by A.I.

This now at a new level, where can you truly tust what you see in 'social media' clips or even YouTube?

Source: László Gaál

Apple's tax woes in Ireland are officially over

Apple's €14.3 billion Irish tax break fine is officially one for the history books now, as the Irish government has announced that it's withdrawn all the money from the escrow account Apple set up back in 2018. That's when it deposited the aforementioned sum after being fined by the European Commission (EC) for receiving unfair tax breaks from Ireland.

The amount is judged to be what Apple would have paid in taxes in Ireland had it not received a "sweetheart deal" in the form of "illegal state aid" from the Irish government in exchange for setting up its European HQ in the country.

Now that Ireland has moved the money from the escrow account into its central fund, the escrow account has been closed and Apple's saga regarding these back taxes allegedly owed can finally be put to rest.

The timeline goes like this: in 2013 the EC launched an investigation into Apple and found that the tax breaks it received from Ireland were illegal, and in 2016 it ruled that Apple had to pay back the "state aid" it was deemed to have received over a 10-year period before the probe was launched, since it was allegedly given "significant advantage" over its competitors.

In 2018, Apple set up the escrow account and paid the amount it was deemed to owe into it. In 2020, the EU's General Court ruled in Apple's favor, but in 2024, the European Court of Justice overturned that decision and confirmed the EC's original ruling from 2016. Hence why the Irish government has now finally taken possession of the money.

Source:  (Department of Finance) www.gov.ie

Corrupt police, the unlicenced ones that get away with it

It’s a real fact that not every person is equal before the law, where corruption is at play in the Judiciary arm of the government, also including the administration of the courts, ‘members’ within tribunals and also police.

Victoria Police as an organisation is corrupt in its day to day business, where if a private corporation operated as such it would be fined, criminalised or shut down, but this is not the case with this taxpayer funded body.

Persons within this organisation have a duty to pursue criminal actions where charges are brought forward before the courts.

Victoria Police Manual – Policy Rules also states that the 

“members have a duty to preserve the peace, protect life and property, prevent offences…” 

and most importantly “apprehend offenders”, meaning 'persons' that commit criminal offences.

Road traffic offences in this colony are classified as criminal and not civil.

Quite simply put VicPol are going against their “Policy Rules”.

Police and the media go hand in hand in portraying a false narrative that the law comes down hard on dangerous or even unlicenced drivers, but the reality is much more shocking.

Documents have been seen, show that unlicenced drivers that have been caught have not been prosecuted, where even in socking circumstances they have caused accidents, yet have not been pursued by police.

It is also noted that a certain migrant minority is left untouched.

The source requires to be anonymous, as the publishing of any documents may reveal the identity of the person exposing police corruption.

What police don’t want you to know about speed measuring devices

The colony’s police forces do not act honourably or honestly when it comes to measuring motorist's ‘speed’ or more accurately, velocity.

In Victoria, many officers do this ‘illegally’ where they get away with it in court.

Victorian driver’s get conned by police and the courts and they don’t even know it, as it’s all about the generation for revenue for the government, that’s all.

An allegation of travelling quicker than a predetermined limit is not treated as a civil offence but rather a criminal one meaning the law is stacked up against you from the start.

As always, in a criminal offence the burden of proof, beyond reasonable doubt, is entirely on the prosecution meaning every aspect of the allegation must be proven.

Victoria Police generally use the ProLaser 4 ‘High Performance Handheld LIDAR’ (LIght  Detection And Ranging), distance measuring device from KUSTOM SIGNALS INC, based in the United States.

What Victoria Police does is it conceals evidence if one decides to challenge the allegation of ‘speeding’.

When one recieves a "Preliminary Brief" vital infomration does not get provided to your 'person'.

Even when one request a "Full Brief" that information is also kept from you.

Therefore it is strongly suggested that a supoena is issued for the information.

What is this information?

This information is called 'metadata'.

This metadata is attached to every photo taken of an alledged speedster.

Victoria Police stated in court that the ProLaser 4 can hold 1000 instances of metadata.

This metadata is downloaded at the officer's workplace via the 'back office' through a USB cable plugged into the workstation.

Victoria Police is inherently corrupt, but the bigger problem is that they have the full support of the judiciary in their corruption.

Another aspect of the law that the police don't want you to know about is a little known law from 1984 called the INTERPRETATION OF LEGISLATION ACT 1984, as seen in the screen capture below:

In particular Section 43 which states the following, in relation to the measurement of distances:

In the measurement of a distance for the purposes of an Act or subordinate instrument, the distance shall, unless the contrary intention appears, be measured in a straight line on a horizontal plane. 

Unbeknown to many motorists this law has been in place for 41 years.

Keep in mind that the ProLaser 4 measures distance divided by time, therefore the above law applies.

The metadata from the ProLaser 4, also contains the parameters of taking a measurement at 0 degrees or a 'horizontal plane', and even if the vehicle they surveyed is factually yours.

A significantly high portion of police in instances of handheld and stationary detection do not follow the above mentioned law meaning they take measurements illegally.

Do they know about this law?

Of course they do, just like they know about the 'KABA' ruling from 2013 on random vehicle stops.

So if you're challenging an allegation of 'speeding' don't ask for the documentation, supoena it, meaning fill out a "Subpoena to produce - Form 42B" from the Magistrates Court of Victoria.

Google loses $314 million lawsuit over data transfers when Android phones are idle

Google just lost the class action suit against it in California – the suit was filed on behalf of an estimated 14 million Californians in 2019 and alleged $800 million in damages over Android phones collecting and transmitting data to Google while idle.

The jury sided with the plaintiffs and awarded them $314.6 million (that’s almost pi!). More specifically, Android phones collected data that would be used for targeted advertising and transmitted it to Google’s servers over cellular data – at the phone owner’s expense.

Google will appeal this verdict as it claims that users were not harmed by these data transfers and that users consented to this when they agreed to Google’s terms of service and privacy policies. A spokesperson for the company stated that the verdict “misunderstands services that are critical to the security, performance, and reliability of Android devices”.

Another group has filed a separate lawsuit, this time on behalf of Android users in the other 49 US states – this trial will begin in April.

Source: retuers

Shocking hidden recording reveals corrupt police on Good Friday

A reality that many do not want to wake up to, is the fact that Austalians live in a police state.

In this exposé, Victoria Police have arrested a motorist under false pretences on Good Friday.

The claim by police was also made that the person is "very sovereign citizeny" DESPITE there being no proof of this.

They wanted to cause physical injury by driving dangerously while he was placed in custody in the back of the divisional van.

They wanted to damage his property, that being his watch that they held.

This is not a unique or isolated example of what sort of scum is in the state's and territory's police forces of Australia.

Police can make all sorts of false claims, where there is little chance of a remedy for victims of police or if there is it's a great finanical cost, where the system is deliberately rigged against people seeking 'justice'.

See video of the title The video these INCOMPETENT COPS don't want you to see :

NEVER trust the police and record all interactions with them.

LIES about fuel price, cost before and after US attack on Iran

People in corporations and governments lie to the general population every single day, where the lies will never stop.

Those in government have preplanned agendas that even span decades where the serfs are none the wiser, pity.

On Monday, the 23rd of June 2025, Rupert Murdoch’s publication mentioned that NRMA spokesperson stated that “drivers likely to pay 8 cents more a litre when fuelling up".

One would expect that to be nationwide, albeit a small difference from one state or territory.

On that day, in Melbourne unleaded fuel was 159.9 c/litre as seen by the receipt below, where certain identifying factors have been blocked out:

After the US attack on Iran, the price of fuel from the same supplier skyrocketed, or rather the motorists were bombed with a price of 219.9 cents per litre, as seen in the headline photo above.

That is an increase of 60 cents per litre or a 37.5% price hike.

The good motorists of Australia are being extored to pay for an overseas attack on another country with full support of this by our colonial govenrment.

Australia, the 'lucky' country... NOT!