21 August 2018

People in government committing the Commonwealth offence of tampering with mail


With the help of this invention called social media on the government carriageway called the internet, the general population have been able to share information at blistering speeds, something the colonialists would never have dreamed of during the early days of this penal colony.

While during the early days of the internet, people may have written to various government departments for example, inquiring as to whether the Bill of Rights is valid in whichever state they live in, this information remained with the authors and maybe few others. 

Today this information can be shared all around the world instantaneously. 

As a result of this quick information sharing, this has led to other people asking questions that people in government do not want to answer, keeping in mind that the people in government are there to represent their constituents.

We have obtained documentation that the people within the doors of the business we call the Parliament of Victoria (ABN: 57 505 521 939) are tampering with Australia Post with regards to receiving letters that contain questions that they do not wish to answer.

Keep in mind that some of the better government information is the documentation that they do no want the general population to see. 


Aren't they supposed to be governing with 'hounour' ?

Officially, in Australia, tampering with mail is a Commonwealth offence irrespective whether  it's from Australia Post or another mail carrier or delivery service which as a result of conviction includes a prison sentence.

It is truly pointless exposing names of those involved, as at the end of the day there is no real remedy in action that will see prosecution of the alleged criminal actions by the persons from within government, literally as always.

What we will say is that the good people of Victoria  are being conned on a scale that may not be comprehensible to the average commoner.

Let's just say for starters that not one person within the judicature is in 'honour'.


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