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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (ABN: 122 104 616)
Australia's Prime Minister (CEO) Tony Abbott : "Australia is Open for Business"
It is well known within the 'force' that you have to meet quotas for speeding 'fines', arrests, etc.
So what's a 'person' (read police officer - TOTALLY different from police-man/woman) to do?
Why not keep everyone from the respective communities (police force (read - executive) and the general offending public) happy?
Has this police person got a conscious?
This person has confirmed what all police forces in every state deny that being the 'quota' system.
NOTHING TO DO WITH THE SAFETY OF THE PUBLIC!
Make up your own mind from the article at dailyadvertiser.com.au from 4 Dec 2015 of the headline:
Gundagai highway patrol officer charged after allegedly issuing tickets to fictitious drivers so he could reach 'quota'
A local highway patrol officer has been charged in relation to issuing false tickets to fictional drivers.
CLAIMS
have emerged a Gundagai highway patrol officer issued speeding tickets
to fictitious foreign drivers so that he could reach an informal quota
set by his bosses.
The 39-year-old officer was charged last week on 16 counts of modifying restricted data held on a police computer.
He claimed he had caught 16 drivers from different countries speeding in and around Wagga
The false tickets were allegedly issued to international drivers that didn’t actually exist.
The
officer allegedly believed he would escape detection if the tickets
were made out to foreigners because the State Debt Recovery Office would
not pursue them once they’d returned overseas.
The officer is believed to be a senior constable attached to the highway patrol command. He will face court on January 6.
There is MUCH more criminal activity that is hidden from the general populous, but there is no doubt that there are plenty of 'rotten apple' in the 'force'.
The 'government' allows these people to still be employed in positions of 'power'
Australian taxpayers have to work nearly one-and-a-half weeks
full-time every year just to pay for subsidies and tax concessions for
the fossil fuel, superannuation and private health insurance industries,
according to the Australian Greens.
That figure is based on the
same formula used by Treasurer Joe Hockey last week when he warned
taxpayers had to work over four weeks every year ''just to pay for the
welfare of another Australian''.
Mr Hockey used his calculation to
explain to the right-leaning Sydney Institute last week why Australia's
welfare system was unsustainable.
''This year the Australian
government will spend on average over $6000 on welfare for every man,
woman and child in the country,'' Mr Hockey said.
''Given that only around 45 per cent of the population pays income
tax, the average Australian taxpayer must pay more than twice this
amount [over $12,000 a year] in tax to refund welfare expenditure.''
But the Greens say that Mr Hockey's calculation can work both ways.
When
taking into account the capital gains rebate, the private health
insurance rebate, the super tax concessions rebate, fossil fuel
subsidies and favourable tax for discretionary trusts, the ''average
worker'' must work 1.34 weeks full-time every year, or nearly $2000, to
pay for it, the Greens said.
''While Joe Hockey set out to falsely
pit those receiving welfare against those in work, the reality is that
the 'average worker' works two days a year to fund unemployment
benefits,'' the Deputy Greens Leader, Adam Bandt, told Fairfax Media.
''The
Greens aren't saying that all of these concessions and subsidies should
be removed tomorrow, but just that there should be a factual and
informed debate about who the 'end of the age of entitlement' is really
hitting.''
It comes after the latest Household, Income and Labour
Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) survey found working-age Australians have
become far less reliant on welfare payments since 2001. The study found
that 23 per cent of people aged 18 to 64 received welfare payments every
week in 2001, but by 2011 that number had fallen to 18.5 per cent.
Following
Mr Hockey's speech last week, an Australian Council of Trade Unions
(ACTU) economist, Matt Cowgill, published a graph showing where
taxpayers' money is actually spent in the welfare system.
It has
been replicated by Fairfax Media to match the government's assertion
that the average taxpayer pays more than $12,000 a year to fund welfare.
It
shows that each taxpayer will be asked to pay $3640 in 2014-15 to pay
for income support for seniors, while $1885 will go towards family tax
benefits.
Just $936 of taxpayers' money spent on the welfare system will go towards the sick and unemployed.
Mr
Hockey's office said the point of the analogy of full-time work was to
highlight the ''very high and growing expenditure on welfare''.
A Liberal MP has called on the Local Government Minister to investigate bullying allegations among Wyndham councillors, claiming many are “out of control”.
Speaking in parliament last week, Western Metropolitan MP Bernie Finn asked the minister to appoint someone to “inquire into the good governance level” and have, as a possibility, the prospect of appointing commissioners, “if they do not come up to scratch”.
“We have had numerous instances of councillors bullying other councillors behind closed doors,” Mr Finn said. “Councillors [are] threatening other councillors behind closed doors.”
Acknowledging the work of administrators with Brimbank council, Mr Finn suggested it was time for administrators to do the same at Wyndham.
“Wyndham is one of the fastest growing municipalities in Australia. It needs a good council; it deserves a good council,” he said.
Star Weekly has been told of at least one official complaint lodged by a councillor, who claims to be fed up with the bullying culture around the council table.
Kelly Grigsby
Wyndham council’s chief executive Kelly Grigsby said she had no concerns regarding the governance of council, but confirmed the organisation was investigating “matters relating to behaviour that is not in keeping with the standards outlined in the councillor code of conduct”.
“Given that the matters are unresolved, it would be inappropriate to comment on specific details,” she said.
She said the council took its obligation to provide a healthy workplace and to protect councillors from bullying and harassment very seriously.
A spokesperson for Local Government Minister Natalie Hutchins indicated Wyndham would not go into administration any time soon.
“Mr Finn’s allegations need to be referred to the appropriate investigative body,” the spokesperson said.
“The minister will then consider any recommendations from those investigations.”
starweekly.com.au 3 Dec 2015
What the corporate media WILL NOT TELL you is that the businesses commonly referred to as current 'city councils' are in office UNLAWFULLY, according to the Australian document called the 'Australian Constitution'.
December 3, 2015 1:52 pm
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Bernie Finn
A
Liberal MP has called on the Local Government Minister to investigate
bullying allegations among Wyndham councillors, claiming many are “out
of control”.
Speaking in parliament last week, Western Metropolitan MP Bernie Finn
asked the minister to appoint someone to “inquire into the good
governance level” and have, as a possibility, the prospect of appointing
commissioners, “if they do not come up to scratch”.
“We have had numerous instances of councillors bullying other
councillors behind closed doors,” Mr Finn said. “Councillors [are]
threatening other councillors behind closed doors.”
Acknowledging the work of administrators with Brimbank council, Mr
Finn suggested it was time for administrators to do the same at Wyndham.
“Wyndham is one of the fastest growing municipalities in Australia.
It needs a good council; it deserves a good council,” he said. Star Weekly has been told of at least one official complaint
lodged by a councillor, who claims to be fed up with the bullying
culture around the council table.
Kelly Grigsby
Wyndham council’s chief executive Kelly Grigsby said she had no
concerns regarding the governance of council, but confirmed the
organisation was investigating “matters relating to behaviour that is
not in keeping with the standards outlined in the councillor code of
conduct”.
“Given that the matters are unresolved, it would be inappropriate to comment on specific details,” she said.
She said the council took its obligation to provide a healthy
workplace and to protect councillors from bullying and harassment very
seriously.
A spokesperson for Local Government Minister Natalie Hutchins indicated Wyndham would not go into administration any time soon.
“Mr Finn’s allegations need to be referred to the appropriate investigative body,” the spokesperson said.
“The minister will then consider any recommendations from those investigations.”
- See more at: http://www.starweekly.com.au/news/councillors-out-of-control-mp/#sthash.Qtgxe4em.dpuf
But could
there have been an age-old enemy of the government brewing right under their
noses and setup and supported by the very people in government?
Who is this
old foe?
Could it be
the meek, mild and very learned ‘Constitutional Lawyer’?
Let’s start
educating the Aussie pleb as to what a Constitutional Lawyer is.
If you are challenging
your criminal (read administrative) ‘fine’ for example for parking, in the
lowest ‘court’, the Magistrates’ then you could be challenging the validity of
that law or Act that you are being allegedly charged under.
When you go up the ‘court’ ladder it’s only a
couple of steps until you reach the ‘High Court of Australia’.
What is the
High Court of Australia, the ‘footy fanatic’ uneducated pleb may ask?
It’s a
place set up by the Australian government where people can question the law
with respect to the Australian Constitution.
So what
does this person called a ‘Constitutional Lawyer’ do?
This ‘person’
focuses on the law, and the various relationships of it with respect to the
Australian Constitution.
It’s
actually the Ninth part of a document called An Act to constitute the Commonwealth of Australia [9th
July 1900]. It is an Act of the United Kingdom.
Some people (judicial registrars/magistrates/judges)
may tell you that it is a ‘historical document’, ‘outdated’ or not relevant to
today’s legislation.
BULLOCKS
!!! !!! !!!
This
document was pulled from the public curriculum in the 1970’s to keep people the
plebs in the dark.
It’s one of
the more powerful documents with relation to how the ‘authorities’ MUST behave.
The court’s
are a sham, practicing in deceit, fraud and various other criminal activities.
The country’s
lawyers are pulling the wool over your eyes with respect to the ‘law’, and not
fully disclosing to you what’s really going on.
PLEASE NOTE:
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA CONSTITUTION ACT - SECT 109
Inconsistency of laws
When a law of a State is inconsistent with a law of the Commonwealth, the
latter shall prevail, and the former shall, to the extent of the
inconsistency, be invalid.
Anti-government extremists known as "sovereign
citizens" have been identified as a potential terrorism threat in
Australia by a confidential NSW Police report.
What are sovereign citizens?
Sovereign citizens don't accept Australia's legal framework or government
They consider themselves outside the law
Counter terror command warns they should be considered "a potential terrorist threat"
In NSW, police estimate there are about 300 sovereign citizens
The FBI considers them domestic terrorists
The NSW Counter Terrorism and Special Tactics command
assessment — obtained by 7.30 — suggests there are as many as 300
sovereign citizens in the state, and that their numbers are growing.
It
also suggests they have "the motivation and capability to act against
government interests and should be considered a potential terrorist
threat".
Police records show the number of Australian sovereign
citizens in NSW doubled from 2009 to 2011 and nearly tripled from 2009
to 2012.
Interactions with police increased 50 per cent in 2011, with a "notable increase in threats of violence".
In the United States, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) classifies sovereign citizen extremists as domestic terrorists.
The US Department of Homeland Security has listed them as the number one domestic terror threat in America.
Detective
Superintendent John O'Reilly is the commander of the Counter Terrorism
and Special Tactics Operation Group for NSW Police.
He said NSW police had been examining overseas trends and threats.
"Sovereign citizens are people that don't buy into our legal framework, our system of government," he said.
"They consider themselves individuals and operate outside the law and outside our tax system."
We are always conscious of preventing terrorism and we are mindful of any movements that have the potential to go down that path
John O'Reilly, NSW Counter Terrorism and Special Tactics Operation
Police intelligence of incidents involving sovereign
citizens in Australia ranges from displaying homemade registration
plates and "plans to use paint bombs to disrupt court proceedings", to
making plans to kidnap a judge, judicial officials and a police officer.
The
report also states that in 2012, sovereign citizens threatened to burn
down the home of a judge and "cause harm with firearms" and had "plans
to murder Sheriff Officers if they attempt to seize property".
While
Commander O'Reilly stressed Australia had not experienced any of the
high impact violence resulting in death or casualties associated with
the movement overseas, he said there were indications of radicalisation.
"A
number of instances have ended up in people being placed under arrest
and sometimes there has been a degree of resistance on the basis that
they claim that the police officer has no authority over them," he said.
"We
are always conscious of preventing terrorism and we are mindful of any
movements that have the potential to go down that path."
His path towards sovereign ideology started
in the late 1990s, when he was evicted from his home because he refused
to acknowledge the mortgage over his house.
"It means you are your
own master, in other words you have the right to your own body, your
own freedoms, and if anybody wants to impose something upon you, they
have to do it lawfully.
"If you are a sovereign person, you make the laws for yourself. You decide in your own conscience what you want to do."
Mr Wilson only pays fines or taxes when he thinks they are fair. He has been to court more than 200 times and jailed.
In
1997 he threw a plastic bag containing yellow liquid at a Supreme Court
judge, in 2006 he attempted a citizen's arrest of a Supreme Court judge
and in 2009, Mr Wilson sent a letter to the police commissioner.
In it, he threatened to burn down the premises he was evicted from.
He
said that he was the victim of a government conspiracy and that there
were hundreds of other Australians who shared his beliefs.
"There
would be many hundreds scattered across the continent. The Queenslanders
are very conscientious, the Victorians are doing a good job and even
now in Western Australia we are getting more and more farmers and
ordinary people, saying no, this is not right," Mr Wilson said.
"At the moment I have membership of about 95 people, but I haven't really pushed it."
Deadly US attacks linked to movement
The sovereign citizen movement began in 1969 in the United States as an anti-tax, anti-government group called Posse Comitatus.
Members believed that the United States federal authority was unlawful, and only accepted small levels of government.
Up to 300,000 Americans identify as sovereign
citizens, according to the Southern Poverty Law Centre. Of those,
100,000 are considered extreme.
Before the 2001 World Trade Centre
terrorist attacks in New York, the most destructive loss of life uring
peacetime in the United States was the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995.
168 people died, including 19 children under the age of six.
The
two key conspirators were domestic terrorists and Timothy McVeigh's
partner in the attack was Terry Nichols, a person designated by the FBI
as a sovereign citizen.
Since the Oklahoma bombing, 32 law enforcement officers have been murdered by domestic anti-government extremists in America.
Two
of the officers killed were serving under former Chief of the West
Memphis police, Bob Paudert in May 2010. One of them was his son,
Brandon Paudert.
"It has been five-and-a-half years since he has
been killed and it was the most devastating event that has occurred in
my life," Bob Paudert told 7.30.
Sergeant Brandon Paudert and his partner,
Officer Bill Evans, were shot and killed during a traffic stop by
sovereign citizen Jerry Kane Jr and his 16-year-old son Joseph Kane.
"Brandon
and Bill were killed because they had never heard of sovereign
citizens. It was something new to them, they didn't know about them," Mr
Paudert said.
"I am convinced of this — if they knew and they had
the training that we are now giving officers around the country and
around the world, they would be alive today. They would be with us."
Since
their deaths, Bob Paudert has worked closely with the Southern Poverty
Law Centre in Alabama and the FBI to train law enforcement officials in
the United States and Canada about the dangers sovereign citizens
potentially pose.
"No-one had heard of sovereign citizens in May
2010, now the FBI says that they are the number one threat in this
country. Australia is facing a similar scenario that we went through and
it's starting the same way," he warned.
"They didn't commit acts
of terrorism over here at one time. Now they do. And you can't wait. You
can't wait until you lose officers, or officers are killed, to decide
to do anything."
What many people may not be aware of is that as of 2013 Victoria Police is a corporation - via the Victoria Police Act (2013) - and therefore subject to 'corporate law'.
What people may not also realise is that the Victoria Police 'logo' is trademarked, and therefore illegal for others to use, under 'corporate law'.
It has been recently posted on various sites that Victoria Police are trialing in certain suburbs of Melbourne, a stop and give 'receipt' to the person.
Why?
Under corporate law you are then engaging in a commercial activity.
You know what 'we' say to this?
Give the police 'your terms and conditions' as per template in the blog post titled:
